Grey to green混凝土铺路石板上的绿色生命_创意家居|绿色植物

瑞典斯德哥尔摩的设计师Caroline Brahme设计了这系列可以种上绿色植物的混凝土铺装石板。在全球城市化越演越烈的今天，Caroline Brahme希望这款可以种上绿色植物的渗水铺装石板能够缓解热岛效应给人们带来的一系列不 ...

瑞典斯德哥尔摩的设计师Caroline Brahme设计了这系列可以种上绿色植物的混凝土铺装石板。在全球城市化越演越烈的今天，Caroline Brahme希望这款可以种上绿色植物的渗水铺装石板能够缓解热岛效应给人们带来的一系列不良影响。

Grey to green混凝土铺路石板上的绿色生命1

There is a wish for an increased biodiversity in the city as well as building dense, green and sustainable. The vegetation in the city helps with water hydration, cleaning the air, taking care of CO2, reducing urban heat islands and providing more healthy people. The main goal of my master thesis is to increase the quantity of green surface in the city.

Grey to green混凝土铺路石板上的绿色生命2

绿色植物铺路石板一共四款，每款有不同的穿孔样式，最少的只有一个孔，最多的有8个孔。这些绿色植物铺装石板可以灵活的运用在城市路面，增加绿化和可渗透路面的面积。这款绿色植物铺装石板也许可以在世界范围内能适用。

Grey to green混凝土铺路石板上的绿色生命3

The result is a series of paving stones with integrated space for vegetation. With the help of design, the plants become an accepted element on the urban impervious floor, and will not be considered as weed. The series consists of four paving stones. Each tile has different amounts of perforation; from 1 to 8 spaces where vegetation is allowed to grow. As paving stones make up many of the cities’ impervious surfaces, the product can be very flexibly integrated on all paved surfaces in the city. The quantity of greenery on the paved urban floor can thereby easily be customized and increased without taking a lot of extra space.

Grey to green混凝土铺路石板上的绿色生命4

Caroline Brahme希望为可渗水路面带来一种新思路，让绿色有机的融入进路面铺装之中。在城市化快速进程的今天，这样的绿色思维值得重视。

Grey to green混凝土铺路石板的制作1

Investigations has mainly been carried out in Malmö, and the suggested vegetation material is chosen to suit this area. But with small changes to the vegetation material the product could be implemented and work well on any paved surface in the world.

With this project I am questioning the allowed places for greenery in the city. Pushing the boarders for where it can be accepted or not, and aspiring on leading the way for a new way of thinking when planning the many impervious surfaces in the city. Not separating the green and the grey, but mixing them. Considering the rate of urban growth in the world today, I think that this is of great importance both for the city and the

people within the city to function well in the future.