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Design for a United Nations Environmental Council in Manhattan with a complementary study to the sustainable benefits of living facades (plants on a building facade)

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20120203_RRutgers_A0_poster.pdf (83.9 MB)
20120203_RRutgers_-_living_facades_report.pdf (56.4 MB)
20120203_RRutgers__Presentation.pdf (23.3 MB)

These file attachments have been under embargo and were made available to the public after the embargo was lifted on 10 February 2012.

Author: Rutgers, R.
Mentor: Bennekom, H.A. · Gremmen, B. · Koorstra, P.A. · Broersma, S. · Linden, A.C. · Schnater, F.R.
Faculty:Architecture
Department:Architecture & Building Technology
Programme:SADD
Type:Master thesis
Date:2012-02-03
Embargo lifted:2012-02-10
Keywords: living facade · plants · United Nations · Manhattan · New York · sustainable benefits
Rights: (c) 2012 Rutgers, R.

A proposal for an UN environmental council was made for the architecture master. This building is meant to facilitate collecting, producing, propagating and exchanging the knowledge on environment related topics. In this way, worldwide policy could be made to lead a sustainable evolution for mankind. The building consists of a public dome and an office tower. It is located next to the United Nations Headquarters in Manhattan, New York.
The Building Technology thesis looks into the sustainable benefits of plants on facades (living facades). Different living facade systems are compared on these sustainable benefits. Also the amount of plants on the building is determined.

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