This document discusses the benefits of living walls, including improving aesthetics, indoor air quality, enabling LEED credits, providing energy savings, and supporting health and wellness. It notes that living walls can filter out toxins from indoor air like VOCs, formaldehyde, and carbon monoxide. The living wall being highlighted was previously the largest and most biologically diverse living wall in North America.

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39. Birmingham International Airport, Alabama

41. Benefits of Living Walls
 Aesthetics
 Indoor Air Quality
 LEED® Credits
 Energy Savings
 Health & Wellness
 Building Protection
 Marketable Green Feature
 Property Value Increase
 Acoustics
 Biodiversity
 Sustainability

42. Aesthetics

43.  VOC’s
Formaldehyde
 Carbon Monoxide
 Benzene/Toluene/Xylene
Trichloroethylene
Indoor Air
Quality
• We spend on average
90% of our time indoors...
...while constantly breathing
toxic indoor air pollutants such as:

44. LEED® Credits
 Protect or Restore Open Habitat
 Stormwater Quality Control
 Heat Island Reduction: Non-Roof
 Water Efficient Landscaping
 Optimize Energy Efficiency
Performance
 IAQ: Reduce Particulates
 Occupant Comfort: Survey
 Innovation in Operation

45. Sustainability

46. Property Value Increase

49. Acoustics

50. Biodiversity

51. Note: until last year this was the largest and most biologically diverse living wall in North Am

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