Block 210 Depot Road, Singapore

To provide green wall system for installation of green wall at basement courtyard 

Proprietary Mounting Panels of the VersiWall® GP (VGP) 2060 green wall system were bolted directly to the wall to enable easy mounting of VGP Trays. The panels were installed from right to left starting from the bottom row in sequential order.

An automated irrigation system was installed to provide delivery of water and fertilizer at pre-determined times for pre-programmed durations.  The irrigation is divided into two zones.  The upper zone supplies irrigation from top of the wall to the halfway point on the wall and the other from halfway point to the bottommost row of trays of the wall. Excess water is discharged through the drainage outlets of the bottommost row of trays connected to a larger pipe laid below the wall. This keeps the immediate vicinity of the green wall dry.

VGP Trays were pre-planted off-site and delivered to site using transporting racks comprised of welded wire mesh tied to an A-frame.   The planted trays were anchored to the mounting panels from right to left starting from the bottom row, a sequence which allows easy close planting and is most systematic and efficient.  Plant palette provided by a selection of suitable plants created a pleasant design on the wall.  Anti-lift Arms were inserted to prevent inadvertent dislodgement of the trays from the wall.

Refreshing and eye-pleasing, the wall of living plants provides the elements of tranquility, peace and quiet, creating the quintessential ambience for respite and to unwind from events of the day when the occupants of the apartment return.

BELYSA

To provide turf stabilisation along fire engine access way
To provide sub-surface drainage in planter boxes
To provide water retention and drainage on extensive green roof

Turf Stabilisation
TurfPave® XD positioned onto compacted sand laid over the compacted substrate of the path created to provide fire engine access way. Infilled with a sandy soil mix TurfPave® XD provides a stable and firm substrate for turf establishment along the access way. When not in use as an access way for fire-fighting operations or emergency purposes, the access pathway remains green and aesthetically pleasing and can withstand constant daily pedestrian traffic.
Rainwater readily infiltrates into the compacted sand base below and then slowly into the substrate before eventual discharge into the local drainage system. An impermeable access way, like an asphalt road on the other hand, will not allow run-off to infiltrate and thus contribute to run-off volumes and stormwater management problems.

Landscape Roof / Sub-surface Drainage
VersiCell® sub-surface drainage modules were installed to line the interior of planter boxes, at the base and also the sides, to provide a void beneath planting media to enable expeditious transport of excess water to drainage outlets to prevent waterlogging. A non-woven geotextile filter fabric over the drainage modules form a filter separation layer that allowed a 100mm sand layer to be spread on top followed by the soil media. Plants from shrubs to trees create the lush landscaped gardens amidst abundant water features.

Extensive Green Roof
VersiDrain® 25P drainage and water retention trays were positioned on the RC rooftops of the clubhouse and two other buildings. A geotextile filter fabric laid over the trays enabled EnviroMix®, a primarily inorganic planting media, to be placed for planting of selected drought-tolerant plants that drape over the sides to form attractive skirts around the rooftops.

85 Yishun Avenue 1, Singapore

To provide turf stabilization along fire engine access
To provide sub-surface drainage in planter boxes and beneath TurfPave along fire engine access

TurfPave®
TurfPave® XD is positioned onto compacted sand over a geotextile filter blanketing a sub-soil drainage base layer provided by VersiCell® placed directly over the constructed RC path. Infilled with a sandy soil mix the grass paver provides a firm substrate for turf establishment. The access ways created are green and aesthetically pleasing and provide a stable path for heavy fire engines and other emergency vehicles when needed. Rainwater infiltrates into the compacted base and is discharged via the drainage cell layer below, reducing excessive run-off and stormwater management problems which impermeable roads may pose.
VersiCell®
VersiCell® sub-surface drainage modules installed in planter boxes provide a void beneath the planting media to enable expeditious transport of excess water to drainage outlets for prevention of waterlogging. A non-woven geotextile filter fabric placed over the drainage modules allowed a 100mm sand layer to be spread on top followed by the soil media for plants from shrubs to small trees to be planted, and effectively turn the grounds of the condominium into landscaped gardens.

46 Marine Parade Road, Singapore

To provide turf stabilization along fire engine access
To provide sub-surface drainage in planter boxes
To provide green wall system for installation of green wall

Turf Stabilisation
TurfPave® XD grass pavers were positioned onto a compacted sand base layer over the compacted substrate of the access way. Infilled with a sandy soil mix, TurfPave® XD whilst providing a stable and firm substrate for turf establishment also creates the mandated access way with ability to bear high compressive loads necessary for passage of fire engines and other emergency vehicles.
The TurfPave access pathway remains green and aesthetically pleasing and is able to withstand constant daily pedestrian traffic. TurfPave does not retain water and thus allows rainwater to infiltrate into the compacted sand base beneath and then slowly into the substrate throughout the length of the green passageway.
An impermeable asphalt road, if installed instead, would repel rather than temporarily retained the rainwater in the substrate and therefore subsequently contribute to excessive run-off and associated stormwater management problems.

Landscape Roof / Sub-surface drainage
VersiCell® sub-surface drainage modules were installed in planter boxes to provide a void beneath the planting media to enable expeditious transport of excess water to drainage outlets. A non-woven geotextile filter fabric placed over the drainage modules allowed a 100mm sand layer to be spread on top followed by the soil media. The resultant lush landscaped grounds, planted with plants from shrubs to small trees, are well-drained and have minimal water-logging problems.

Green Wall
VersiWall® GM (VGM®) vertically greens the retaining wall facing the lift shaft of a glass-walled elevator positioned to convey residents from the underground car park to surface level. VGM® Modules were pre-planted, 6 to 8 weeks prior to installation, with plants selected for ability to thrive in the narrow space in front of the lift shaft which is subject to strong light exposure at the top of the wall and subdued light at the bottom.

Nanjing, People’s Republic of China

To provide system to establish a 1200 sq m green wall along retaining wall

VersiWall® GM (VGM®) modules each contain a geotextile bag filled with a primarily inorganic soil-less lightweight planting media. Pre-planting of the modules 6 to 8 weeks prior to installation in a controlled nursery environment enabled selected green wall plants to be firmly established and orientated vertically. Pilaster mounting rails were bolted directly to the retaining wall to facilitate firm and secure anchorage of the VGM® modules to the wall. Attractive flowing living patterns were created by using the various shades of green, red and orange from the plant palette provided by the selected green wall plants. The otherwise featureless high wall is transformed into a majestic eye-pleasing living wall. The green wall extends a green welcome to commuters, athletes and visitors from around the globe arriving for the Summer Youth Olympic Games 2014 in Nanjing, People’s Republic of China the host city of the Games.

501 – 525 Canberra Drive, Singapore

To provide green wall system to establish vertical greenery on front façade of car park

VersiWall GM (VGM) modules, each containing a geotextile bag filled with EnviroMix® GW, a primarily inorganic soil-less lightweight planting media, were pre-planted with selected green wall plants. Pre-planting of the VGM modules in a controlled nursery environment allows the plants to be firmly established and vertically orientated before installation. Stainless steel pilasters were bolted to the concrete wall to enable firm anchorage of the VGM modules to the wall.
The living wall occupies the entire front façade wall of the car park which encompasses also the wall immediately above the entrance to the car park. Framed with lush plants the façade of the car park serves as a source of therapeutic stress relief as well as a refreshing cheerful living banner to welcome residents and their visitors as they return home or enter the condominium.

134 Nguyen Thai Hoc, Pham Ngu Lao Ward, District 1, Vietnam

To provide system to install green walls at façade and interior walls of restaurant premises.

Welded wire mesh was used to provide the mounting framework to anchor VersiWall GP (VGP) 2060 trays. Horizontal members of the wire mesh spaced 75mm apart allowed each tray to firmly anchor at 6 points. The VGP 2060 trays were planted in-situ with a selection of pre-grown plants to provide a plant palette with multiple shades of green and attractive colours to create the instantly eye-pleasing and lush green walls
The planted VGP 2060 trays hung in dense formation form bold vertical and or horizontal bands of living colour according to predetermined designs. Anti-lift arms inserted into the individual trays effectively prevent inadvertent dislodgment of the VGP trays from their mounts especially essential in the public and very accessible environment of the restaurant.
With the top half of its front façade cloaked in green, the restaurant commands an overwhelming presence and is not easily missed. The numerous other VGP living walls within the restaurant complete the picture, exuding an air of cozy warmth and creating an inviting ambience to set the mood for an enjoyable meal.

Jalan Munshi Abdullah, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

To provide modular green wall system to install a green wall to form a shielding barrier around services at the condominium cum shopping mall.

Pre-planted Vertical Greening Modules (VGM®) were mounted on stainless steel pilasters bolted to a metal framework erected around the services. The living wall installed using the Elmich VGM Green Wall system surrounds the services effectively keeping them from public view and also reducing noise transference. From the road that runs alongside the development only an attractive green wall is visible.
Each VGM® contains a geotextile bag filled with a primarily inorganic lightweight planting media. The modular green wall system enables easy mounting and dismounting of VGMs during installation and maintenance. Anti-lift arms were inserted in between modules to prevent accidental dislodgement of VGMs from the wall. An automated irrigation system delivers water and nutrients directly to plant roots at pre-determined intervals to ensure healthy plant growth.

17-21D Simei Street 4, Singapore

To provide green wall system to establish vertical greenery on the clubhouse façade, including the convex wall face of the 2nd level, and also a free-standing wall at the main entrance to the condominium.

Vertical Greening Modules (VGM), each containing a geotextile bag filled with EnviroMix® GW, a primarily inorganic soil-less lightweight planting media, were pre-planted in a controlled nursery environment. This process allows the selected plants to be firmly established and also vertically orientated before installation.
The living walls cover 140 sq m of the clubhouse façade. VGM modules were anchored onto stainless steel pilasters bolted to the concrete wall to a height of 15 m which includes the convex wall of the second level. At the fifth level, the VGM modules were bolted directly onto a metal framework, which enables pairs of adjacent vertical rows of VGM modules to swing inwards like windows. This allows easy maintenance access to the VGM modules mounted 15 m from ground level.
A 56 sq m living wall anchored onto a free-standing metal framework at the entrance, greets residents and visitors to the condominium. The Elmich VGM Green Walls blend seamlessly with the condominium’s landscape gardens to provide a visually appealing green environment and also help in the condominium’s environmental objectives.

308C Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1, Singapore

To provide root-resistant waterproofing membrane

To provide the Landscape Roof system for intensive green roof installation on the rooftop of the multi-storey car park

Evalon
Waterproofing protection for the roof skin beneath the green roof was provided by a root-resistant fully adhered layer of Evalon PVC/EVA terpolymer membrane.

Elmich Landscape Roof
3,500 sq m of VersiCell sub-surface drainage modules positioned directly over the waterproofing membrane provided a void beneath the planting media to enable water to quickly drain away. Installation included a non-woven geotextile filter fabric placed over the VersiCell modules followed by a 100mm sand layer and thereafter the soil media for planting. Ground cover plants and larger plants from shrubs to trees were then used atop the roof, greening the view for both residents and passer bys.