1. General information
2. Objectives of the intervention
Goals of the intervention
1. To study the possibilities of installation of the green facade systems in the free spaces of Nurnberg and to become as a decision-making aid for the city of Nuremberg in establishing vertical green roofs for future construction measures. (1, 4)
2. To reveal types of biotopes that are the most suitable for Nurnberg climate (1)
3. To increase the amount of green space in Nurnberg and thus increase aesthetic appreciation (1)
4. To introduce a tool for natural cooling of the area in densely built areas and improving thermal insulation of buildings (2)
5. To decrease the noise effects in the area (2)
6. To improve the air quality (2)
7. To provide protection from wind and rain (2)
2. To reveal types of biotopes that are the most suitable for Nurnberg climate (1)
3. To increase the amount of green space in Nurnberg and thus increase aesthetic appreciation (1)
4. To introduce a tool for natural cooling of the area in densely built areas and improving thermal insulation of buildings (2)
5. To decrease the noise effects in the area (2)
6. To improve the air quality (2)
7. To provide protection from wind and rain (2)
Quantitative targets
Unknown
Monitoring indicators defined
1. Temperature reduction in °C (4, 5)
2. Water consumption per square meter (4, 5)
3. Electricity consumption per square meter (4, 5)
2. Water consumption per square meter (4, 5)
3. Electricity consumption per square meter (4, 5)
Sustainability challenge(s) addressed
Climate change adaptation: What were the goals of the NBS?
Climate change adaptation: What activities are implemented to realize the conservation goals and targets?
Implementation activities
Four green walls of different systems were installed on the wall of the City Drainage and Environmental Analysis Nuremberg (Stadtentwässerung and Umweltanalytik Nürnberg) (2)
These systems were:
1. Humko von Wolf: plastic panels with plant openings and substrate
2. Vertiko: aluminum composite panel with fleece pockets and substrate
3. 90 degree: fiber mat on carrier plate with fleece pockets and no substrate
4. Fassadengrün von Optirün: aluminum square grid with plant openings and substrate (4, 5)
These systems were:
1. Humko von Wolf: plastic panels with plant openings and substrate
2. Vertiko: aluminum composite panel with fleece pockets and substrate
3. 90 degree: fiber mat on carrier plate with fleece pockets and no substrate
4. Fassadengrün von Optirün: aluminum square grid with plant openings and substrate (4, 5)
Type of NBS project
Please specify other type of green wall
These systems were:
1. Humko von Wolf: plastic panels with plant openings and substrate
2. Vertiko: aluminum composite panel with fleece pockets and substrate
3. 90 degree: fiber mat on carrier plate with fleece pockets and no substrate
4. Fassadengrün von Optirün: aluminum square grid with plant openings and substrate (4, 5)
1. Humko von Wolf: plastic panels with plant openings and substrate
2. Vertiko: aluminum composite panel with fleece pockets and substrate
3. 90 degree: fiber mat on carrier plate with fleece pockets and no substrate
4. Fassadengrün von Optirün: aluminum square grid with plant openings and substrate (4, 5)
3. NBS domains, ES and scale
4. Governance and financing
5. Innovation
Type of innovation
Please specify technological innovation
The test green areas were installed on a ventilated façade on a solid substructure, which is anchored in the load-bearing wall. The wall contains different fleece-laminated cassettes, formed of aluminum mesh or plastic, filled with substrate. An irrigation system is integrated and is supplied and monitored via a small supply station with water and fertilizer. Depending on the orientation and requirements, the modules are planted differently (1)
Novelty level of the innovation
Please specify novelty level of the innovation
unknown
Replicability/Transferability
Please specify Replicability/Transferability
unknown

