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Site Visits

ECOWEEK includes site visits as an integral part of the ECOWEEK International Conference and Workshops experience and a tangible way to both learn more about the place ECOWEEK is taking place, and to see solutions as they are implemented 'in the real world'.. Read...

 

ECOWEEK 2012: Site Visits

   

Site visit to the FIRST VERTICAL GARDENS in Thessaloniki

Vertical gardens act as beautiful green solutions greatly adding to the ecological sustainability of any urban space. The first indoor vertical garden in Thessaloniki was constructed this summer by Vitaverde in the I-Bank Store of the National Bank of Greece. The whole area of about 26 square meters inhabits more than 500 plants and over 10 species. The vertical garden has great benefits for the indoor microclimate and is at the same time a pleasure to look at, changing the use of an ordinary space. In December 2011 the first outdoor vertical garden in Thessaloniki was constructed by Vitaverde at the veranda of PBox eatery in Notos Galleries. These living walls operate within two different systems a modular and a layered system having different advantages. Through the varied designs, always following the game of color, shape and texture, the gardens have become part of the buildings enhancing the gray, urban surroundings with fresh, green life.

The visit will include the PBox eatery in Notos Galleries. The site visit is included in the workshop registration fee.

DATE OF VISIT: Saturday April 7, 2012, Time to be announced during Presentations
VISIT GUIDES: A. Nassos, M. Ringhofer
LANGUAGE: The guided visit will be in English
MEETING PLACE: Aristotelous Square, at the Statue of Aristoteles MAP: here

Registration to the site visit will be made possible during on-site registration on Monday April 2, 2012. Registration is based on a first-come first-serve basis.

   

ECOWEEK GUIDED SITE VISITS

ECOWEEK 2005 & 2006 & 2007
included guided site visits to passive solar and ecological houses with architects Alexandros Tombazis and Kostas Tsipiras in Aegina island.

ECOWEEK 2008
included a special site visit to the New Acropolis Museum in Athens, immediately after its completion, and one year before it was officially opened to the public. The site visit was guided by architect Michael Photiadis, who, together with architect Bernard Tchumi, designed the new museum.

ECOWEEK 2009 & 2010 & 2011 included a number of special guided tours to the former international airport of Athens at Hellinikon guided by Landscape Architect Thomas Doxiadis; to the new recycling factory by Envitec SA at A. Liosia; a guided tour to the passive-solar offices of Meletitiki with award-winning architect Alexandros Tombazis; a guided tour and lecture about the first energy autonomous building in Greece courtesy of Sol Energy Hellas; a tour at a windfarm in Attica guided by Vestas SA - manufacturer of the wind turbines; a guided visit to the methane biogas factoray at A. Liosia courtesy of BEAL SA; a visit to one of the first green roofs of Athens, on top of the OSE building in the center of Athens, courtesy of Landco SA.; the new seafront of Thessaloniki by Nififoridis Cuomo Architects, the new Student Residence at the American Farm School by P. Makridis Architect, a gisit to the Leonardo DaVinci exhibition in Thessaloniki, and more.

 
 
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