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Posted: 27 Sep 2011 18:25 | |
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Am interested in visiting some interior living walls in the NYC area. Does anyone have any they can share or know where they are? Thanks. |
Posted: 28 Sep 2011 00:19 | |
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How about Philly? Brand-new one at the new Papadakis Integrated Sciences Building at Drexel University in University City/West Philly, at the corner of 33rd St. and Chestnut. I've seen it and taken some photos which I would like to post here in the near future.
Clem |
Posted: 29 Sep 2011 02:13 | |
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Okay, here goes....
Enjoy! Clem |
Posted: 29 Sep 2011 02:14 | |
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Sorry about the photo quality...there was still construction going on, it was after hours, and I don't think we were supposed to be in the building, but you get the picture...
Clem |
Posted: 04 Oct 2011 20:34 | |
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Thanks for the pic. Very nice. I did go to NYC and looked at a wallypocket at a design center on green street. It did not look hippy to me, you couldn't really tell how it was there unless you knew. I will upload pic if I figure that one out. See what you think. |
Posted: 04 Oct 2011 20:38 | |
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Posted: 06 Oct 2011 19:01 | |
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One problem with the Drexel biowall: plant selection. The Ficus decora were already dying out from stem/root rot when I was there last month. Some other varieties (croton, ivy) are potential problems, being mite-prone as they are. It will be interesting to see what develops.
Clem |
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