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HOW DOES LANDSCAPING CONTRIBUTE TO AN ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY BUILDING DESIGN? Today, we start a series about landscaping and how consideration to landscaping and environmentally friendly building design, go hand-in-hand. Enhancing Energy Efficiency with Eco-Friendly Landscaping How does landscaping contribute to environmentally friendly building design? It plays a crucial role in enhancing energy efficiency and creating sustainable spaces. Planting for Shade: Planting deciduous trees and vines can provide shade in summer, preventing overheating in homes with south-facing windows. In winter, these plants lose their leaves, allowing sunlight to warm your home naturally. You can use vines and other deciduous climbers planted along a pergola structure above windows that will provide summer shading but will let light through in the winter when the leaves die back. Green Roofs: Incorporate green roofs to your design to add insulation, manage water runoff, and create habitats for insects. Types include: Intensive Green Roofs: Suitable for grasses to trees, requiring deeper soil and structural support. Semi-Intensive Green Roofs: Support grasses and small shrubs, ideal for high visibility areas. Extensive Green Roofs: Lightweight, supporting sedums and wildflowers, suitable for various building types. Invest in eco-friendly landscaping to reduce energy costs and support sustainability. Remember, sustainability does not have to be expensive or complicated. Subscribe to our newsletter: https://lnkd.in/e8EKkhuJ 077 52 97 92 44 www.keystonead.co.uk #WorcestershireHour #Architects #LowCarbonHousing, #Passivhaus #architecture #architect #architecturelovers #archdaily #architectural #architecturedesign #houserenovation #ecohomes #sustainablearchitecture #historicarchitecture #architecturedesigns #visualarchitects #CambridgeHomes #Cambridgedesign #EnerPHit #EnergyEfficient #BuildingRenovation #PassiveHouse #SustainableRenovation #EcoRenovation #GreenBuilding #LowEnergyBuilding #cotswoldconstruction #cotswoldhomes #cotswoldliving #lowcarbonconstruction

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