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Architecture Lecture Schedule on Green Roofs and Walls
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Architecture Lecture Schedule on Green Roofs and Walls

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What is one of the functions of extensive greenery and landscaping within a development?

  • Cause a significant increase in the building’s heat gain and energy consumption
  • Increase ambient air temperature, reduce air quality, and contribute to Urban Heat Island effect
  • Have no impact on ambient air temperature, air quality, or Urban Heat Island effect
  • Reduce ambient air temperature, improve air quality, and mitigate Urban Heat Island effect (correct)
  • What is the purpose of the Greenery Provision (GnP) measure mentioned in the text?

  • It measures the extent of greenery within the development and the shading effects of various forms of greenery (correct)
  • It evaluates the economic benefits of greenery within the development
  • It determines the impact of greenery on wildlife within the development
  • It assesses the carbon footprint of greenery within the development
  • What is the main focus of Lecture 8 - Green Walls & Green Roofs?

  • Overview of Green Roof and Green Wall Details (correct)
  • Benefits of using steel in construction
  • History of glass as a building material
  • Techniques for waterproofing basements
  • What are some of the benefits of extensive greenery and landscaping mentioned in the text?

    <p>Reduce building’s heat gain and energy consumption, improve air quality, and mitigate Urban Heat Island effect</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is one of the reasons to consider the aesthetic effect plants have on the architectural outlook?

    <p>To consider their environmental and social benefits along with their aesthetic effect</p> Signup and view all the answers

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