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Kö-Bogen: Düsseldorf’s Green Roofed Crystal Complex
Ramsay Home —
... found the following on 2009-11-02 05:09:35: Inhabitat (blog) wrote... http://nt3.ggpht.com/news/tbn/b_mu6lDJBp-XxM/6.jpg Inhabitat (blog)Kö-Bogen: Düsseldorf's Green Roofed Crystal ComplexInhabitat (blog)Set in downtown Düsseldorf, the retail and office complex is crowned with a grassy green roof and is designed to fit in with the surrounding historic ... Read the original article at, http://www.inhabitat.com/2009/11/02/ko-bogen-dusseldorfs-green-roofed-city-center/ Follow more real-time stories about "green roof" at ...
Eco Architecture: Kö-Bogen mixed-use development to get crowned with a green roof
Ecofriend —
... with historical parks in the downtown area. The grassy roof also prevents rainwater runoff and helps reduce the energy required for heating and cooling the complex.
Designed as a mixed-use development, the first three floors will contain retail stores and the top three will provide office space. The window design will control solar heat gain, while providing an option to make use of natural light whenever possible.
Via: Inhabitat
Daniel Libeskind designs a green-roofed complex for Dusseldorf
Green Diary —
... context of the project.
Flagship retail stores are what will be seen on the first three floors of the stunning ecofriendly complex, while the top three floors will be used as office space. You would be able to see a huge variation in window design and types of glazing that will be used. Both of these will be significant in controlling lighting infiltration and solar heat gain along with reduced energy use.
Via: Inhabitat
