Climate Pledge Arena
Amazon was responsible for the creation, implementation, and funding of the Climate Pledge Arena living wall. Located at the northwest main concourse entrance and extending to the west entrance, the wall’s main objective is to provide an inspirational moment to guests as they enter the arena. Though the living wall requires additional lighting, no added emissions are associated with the wall as the arena is 100-percent powered by renewable power.
The Climate Pledge living wall helps promote visitors’ primordial connection with nature by highlighting the beauty and diversity found within the plant kingdom and helps to remind people of the importance of preserving and protecting the natural world. The wall was designed to capture the essence of a moss-covered Washington temperate rainforest. It is comprised of 32 different plant species mostly running various shades of green—visitors are invited to take a closer look at the intricacies of each plant’s texture, shape, and form.
The living wall features 11 specimen Western Hemlock trees native to the Pacific Northwest. These Western Hemlocks are the largest species ever incorporated into a living wall. As they reach maturity, they will be transplanted to the arena’s grounds to add more greenery to Seattle’s downtown urban landscape.
At the root of Habitat Horticulture’s system is its engineered growing geotextile fabric called Growtex®, which provides a sustainable and highly versatile foundation for plant growth. Growtex® is manufactured from post-consumer recycled water bottles made in the United States. The recirculating water system helps contribute to the living walls’ sustainability by reducing water consumption by 35%. The remote monitoring sensors help reduce time needed to be onsite helping to reduce our carbon footprint.
Check out the video here:
https://www.theclimatepledge.com/us/en/Stories/climate-pledge-arena-iconic-living-wall
Amazon was responsible for the creation, implementation, and funding of the Climate Pledge Arena living wall. Located at the northwest main concourse entrance and extending to the west entrance, the wall’s main objective is to provide an inspirational moment to guests as they enter the arena. Though the living wall requires additional lighting, no added emissions are associated with the wall as the arena is 100-percent powered by renewable power.
The Climate Pledge living wall helps promote visitors’ primordial connection with nature by highlighting the beauty and diversity found within the plant kingdom and helps to remind people of the importance of preserving and protecting the natural world. The wall was designed to capture the essence of a moss-covered Washington temperate rainforest. It is comprised of 32 different plant species mostly running various shades of green—visitors are invited to take a closer look at the intricacies of each plant’s texture, shape, and form.
The living wall features 11 specimen Western Hemlock trees native to the Pacific Northwest. These Western Hemlocks are the largest species ever incorporated into a living wall. As they reach maturity, they will be transplanted to the arena’s grounds to add more greenery to Seattle’s downtown urban landscape.
At the root of Habitat Horticulture’s system is its engineered growing geotextile fabric called Growtex®, which provides a sustainable and highly versatile foundation for plant growth. Growtex® is manufactured from post-consumer recycled water bottles made in the United States. The recirculating water system helps contribute to the living walls’ sustainability by reducing water consumption by 35%. The remote monitoring sensors help reduce time needed to be onsite helping to reduce our carbon footprint.
Check out the video here:
https://www.theclimatepledge.com/us/en/Stories/climate-pledge-arena-iconic-living-wall
Amazon was responsible for the creation, implementation, and funding of the Climate Pledge Arena living wall. Located at the northwest main concourse entrance and extending to the west entrance, the wall’s main objective is to provide an inspirational moment to guests as they enter the arena. Though the living wall requires additional lighting, no added emissions are associated with the wall as the arena is 100-percent powered by renewable power.
The Climate Pledge living wall helps promote visitors’ primordial connection with nature by highlighting the beauty and diversity found within the plant kingdom and helps to remind people of the importance of preserving and protecting the natural world. The wall was designed to capture the essence of a moss-covered Washington temperate rainforest. It is comprised of 32 different plant species mostly running various shades of green—visitors are invited to take a closer look at the intricacies of each plant’s texture, shape, and form.
The living wall features 11 specimen Western Hemlock trees native to the Pacific Northwest. These Western Hemlocks are the largest species ever incorporated into a living wall. As they reach maturity, they will be transplanted to the arena’s grounds to add more greenery to Seattle’s downtown urban landscape.
At the root of Habitat Horticulture’s system is its engineered growing geotextile fabric called Growtex®, which provides a sustainable and highly versatile foundation for plant growth. Growtex® is manufactured from post-consumer recycled water bottles made in the United States. The recirculating water system helps contribute to the living walls’ sustainability by reducing water consumption by 35%. The remote monitoring sensors help reduce time needed to be onsite helping to reduce our carbon footprint.
Check out the video here:
https://www.theclimatepledge.com/us/en/Stories/climate-pledge-arena-iconic-living-wall
Being able to come down into this basement level and see something that’s just exploding with life is hopeful to all of us. And we have to have hope if we’re going to curb climate change.
Amazon was responsible for the creation, implementation, and funding of the Climate Pledge Arena living wall. Located at the northwest main concourse entrance and extending to the west entrance, the wall’s main objective is to provide an inspirational moment to guests as they enter the arena. Though the living wall requires additional lighting, no added emissions are associated with the wall as the arena is 100-percent powered by renewable power.
The Climate Pledge living wall helps promote visitors’ primordial connection with nature by highlighting the beauty and diversity found within the plant kingdom and helps to remind people of the importance of preserving and protecting the natural world. The wall was designed to capture the essence of a moss-covered Washington temperate rainforest. It is comprised of 32 different plant species mostly running various shades of green—visitors are invited to take a closer look at the intricacies of each plant’s texture, shape, and form.
The living wall features 11 specimen Western Hemlock trees native to the Pacific Northwest. These Western Hemlocks are the largest species ever incorporated into a living wall. As they reach maturity, they will be transplanted to the arena’s grounds to add more greenery to Seattle’s downtown urban landscape.
At the root of Habitat Horticulture’s system is its engineered growing geotextile fabric called Growtex®, which provides a sustainable and highly versatile foundation for plant growth. Growtex® is manufactured from post-consumer recycled water bottles made in the United States. The recirculating water system helps contribute to the living walls’ sustainability by reducing water consumption by 35%. The remote monitoring sensors help reduce time needed to be onsite helping to reduce our carbon footprint.
Check out the video here:
https://www.theclimatepledge.com/us/en/Stories/climate-pledge-arena-iconic-living-wall
