GREEN WALLS IN SINGAPORE

Abstract

Biophilic design is commonly incorporated into urban environment to bring back the natural greenery into the built environment. Living green wall is often the easiest key to address this paradigm with its various environmental benefits especially in the high population density island, Singapore.

Objective of this research is to convene all aspects of green walls using quality interview and quantitative surveys to find out the mutual perception and consideration of the key customers, the challenges that may arise over time for suppliers and maintenance team. This research further expands to interpret community perceptions of the commonplace green wall and provide key discovery and outcome if there is a consensus among this vertical landscape stakeholders.

As a result, for this unique discussion for this dissertation, succinct and useful recommendation of the green wall can serve its intended purpose in a sustainable way.