Water scarcity and urban flooding are pressing issues for densely populated cities like NYC. These challenges demand innovative solutions that can address both resource conservation and stormwater management. Enter living walls, an eco-friendly, multifunctional approach that not only beautifies spaces but also plays an effective role in water management. This blog explains how living walls […]

Living walls are popping up all over New York City, adding a touch of nature to the concrete jungle. Whether you’re a building owner, a property manager, or an architect, you’ve likely noticed how these vertical gardens are transforming office buildings, hotels, and even storefronts. But how does a living wall go from an idea

In our previous blog post, we covered various technical FAQs about living walls. However, there are also many practical considerations about living wall installation that our readers wanted us to address. Here is an overview of everything our customers wanted to know about living walls to help them make their purchase decision easier! 1.  What

Various technical considerations go into planning and installing a living wall, to ensure that it is structurally sound and long-lasting. As expert living wall installers in New York City, our team at Eco Brooklyn receives many technical queries from architects and building owners regarding specific aspects of living wall installations. In this blog post, our

Living walls are a growing trend globally, as a new approach to bring more nature to crowded cities while offering attractive economic returns for property owners. Vertical gardens 1) enhance a property’s curb appeal and 2) provide considerable energy efficiency gains. In this blog post, we explore the estimated ROI of a standard living wall

In the bustling urban jungle of New York City, architects strive to integrate nature into their designs, creating living green walls that add aesthetic appeal and environmental benefits to buildings. However, maintaining these living walls often becomes a significant pain point for building owners. Customers frequently express frustration over the effort required to water the