The Hedayat Building project, designed with a Trellis Green Wall system and Flowerbox system, was executed in Dorus, Tehran in 1396. The project includes various spaces such as landscape, roof, and terrace, all designed with green systems that contribute to beautifying and enhancing the indoor environment. This design, combining plants and suitable structures, creates an attractive and natural space within an urban setting.
Project Features:
- Use of Trellis Green Wall system, ideal for residential environments due to its easy maintenance and minimal care requirements.
- Design of roof and terrace areas using flowerboxes, allowing for the planting of various plants and creating a green, aesthetic outdoor environment.
- Application of modern technologies in landscape design, making the project not only beautiful but also environmentally functional.
Challenges and Solutions:
- Challenge: Creating green and pleasant spaces in urban environments that are limited in space and affected by environmental pollution.
- Solution: Use of Trellis Green Walls and flowerboxes, which require less soil and are highly efficient in air purification while creating a relaxing, green environment. These systems help combat urban pollution while beautifying the surroundings.
Project Benefits:
- Aesthetic Enhancement: The Trellis Green Wall system and flowerboxes significantly improve the exterior beauty of the building and create a peaceful, green environment in the indoor spaces.
- Environmental Benefits: These systems contribute to air purification and enhance the overall environmental quality, helping to reduce urban pollution.
- Environmental Compatibility: The use of green systems in the landscape, roof, and terrace areas ensures better compatibility between the building and its surrounding natural environment.
The Hedayat Building project is an excellent example of combining modern design with nature in urban spaces. It demonstrates the importance of using Trellis Green Walls and flowerboxes to create beautiful and healthy residential spaces.