greenscreen creates a captive growing space for plants to flourish.
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Aug 03, 2009 -
LOS ANGELES…greenscreen®
, a leader in green wall design, manufactures a unique three-dimensional, welded wire trellising system that functions as a non-intrusive, natural building element and has been named a 2009 Editors’ Choice Top 100 Product by Buildings magazine.
Headquartered in Los Angeles, greenscreen®
was founded on the environmental principals to “design with nature” and to integrate plant material in the built environment. With the easily adaptable attachment clip system, the one-of-a-kind wire space frame configuration can attach to a building façade and span between structure members, creating fences, freestanding screens and gazebos with a captive growing space for plants to flourish and intertwine.
The company’s current product line includes the trellis panel, attachment hardware, support posts, columns, custom shapes and curved panels. The greenscreen®
system can benefit a wide variety of building sectors and applications including parking structures, corporate campus environments, retail, bus and light rail transit shelters, parks and recreations, government buildings, signage, interiors, hospitals, entertainment venues and more. greenscreen®
green walls come in six standard colors as well as standard and custom sizes.
Buildings’ editorial staff recognized 100 of the industry’s most innovative, functional, efficient and eco-friendly products for 2009. Buildings selected the winning products from thousands of entries based on a number of factors, including aesthetics, ease of use, durability/life-
cycle, efficiency or applicability, universal appeal and sustainable/
green elements. More specifically, the editors recognized greenscreen®
green walls for their versatility, noting they “can act as a wall, change a façade or create a new environment.”
“We are pleased that the editorial community has recognized greenscreen®
green wall systems as a versatile, visually intriguing and environmentally responsible building product,” says James Sable of greenscreen®
. “greenscreen®
looks forward to continuing to contribute to innovative, eco-friendly design.”
Look for greenscreen®
in the June 2009 issue of Buildings, or visit www.buildingsmag.com.
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