January 19, 2009
Green Walls and Indoor Air Quality
By George Irwin
All Photos Courtesy George Irwin, unless noted
What a relief it was to escape
inside a friendly tropical office
from the mounds of snow we
have here in the Northeast and
see lush green...
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January 19, 2009
Green Walls and Indoor Air Quality
By George Irwin
All Photos Courtesy George Irwin, unless noted
What a relief it was to escape
inside a friendly tropical office
from the mounds of snow we
have here in the Northeast and
see lush green vegetation
protruding from a wall deep
into the long hallway.
It seemed as if it were a mirage
as I walked closer to the wall,
as a feeling of warm and moist
air filled the corridor, removing
my thoughts of the extreme
cold
outside back home.
If
you’re lucky enough to live in a
moderate climate during the
harsh northern winters, you will
more than likely have to endure
a rainy season, but at least it’s
warm.
This is exactly what happened to me after a visit to San Pedro Sula in Honduras a few weeks
ago - the moist humid air was a welcome relief from the dry cold winter of the Northeast.
Compare this wall to the one below!
Green Living™ Wall in Tropical Honduras;
Photo Provided by Techos Verdes
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