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Located in Apopka, Fla., Rock Springs Ridge Golf Club is home to 18 holes of magnificent golf known for its extreme changes in topography, oak lined fairways, strategic bunkering and enormous greens that challenge golfers of all abilities. Beginning in April, 2011 Rock Springs Ridge will also be home to not one but two 18-hole disc golf courses as well. The Executive Course is mostly open with small undulating mounds coming into play on several holes. This course is a hit for the recreational and developing players. Course plays harder than it looks! The elevations, winds and shots required will fool you! The Championship Course is much longer and more challenging than the Executive Course with more hills, woods and more undulating mounds coming into play on several holes. This course is a hit for the more advanced and experience players. The Championship Course has multiple pin placements and 2 pads per hole. Offering Two 18 Hole Disc Golf Courses, Water Stations, Pro Shop, Bathrooms, Practice Area with two baskets, Club House, Bar, Hot Beer Girls on weekends, Restaurant, Maps, Scorecards, Showers, Course Marshall/Starter makes this a true Disc Golf Complex! Fees: Weekdays $3 for 18 / $6 day pass and Weekends $5 for 18 / $10 day pass. This is a Golf Community, dress for disc golf success, shirts with sleeves and no open toe shoes required. Pets are welcomed. Check in through the Golf Shop and pay your green fee prior to commencing play. Pro Shop phone number is 407-814-7474. Enjoy!
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12/8/2012: The Maryland Basketball team forged on in their promising season, racking up two wins the past week. First up was a Wednesday night tilt against the University of Maryland Eastern Shore. Their opposition was winless at the time, so the Terps came in expecting little trouble, and that is exactly what happened. The Terps opened with an alternative lineup that featured players like Logan Aronhalt and Charles Mitchell. Despite that, the Terps dominated from start to finish, tallying a 100-68 victory. In all, 14 players logged minutes for the Terps, with most providing meaningful contributions. The Terps shot an impressive 61% from the floor, including sinking 10 of 20 from downtown.
Moving on to Saturday, the Terps again were facing a less regarded opponent, however a bit stiffer in terms of competition. South Carolina State rolled into town with an even record of 4-4. The Terps won a more measured, defensive battle by the final score of 61-46. Alex Len was the only player on the Terps to log double digit scoring, but contributions were made up and down the roster, as the Terps did not have their finest shooting day.
With this past week's victories, the Terps now move to 8-1, their most impressive start since the 2006-2007 season. Though not against the most impressive competition in the world, still a great start. All the new pieces look like they are beginning the gel and the Terps have a few more weeks before they begin the meat and potatoes portion of their schedule with some ACC games.
12/1/2012: In a preview of future conference matchups, Maryland traveled to Evanston to face off against the Wildcats of Northwestern. The Wilcats came in at a perfect 6-0, though many of their wins came against less than stellar competition.
In the first half, the game was a close affair, with the Terps leading by a basket 28-26. However things swung in the Terp's favor early in the second half. Maryland scored on its first ten possessions and never looked back. The game ended with a final score of 77-57, probably Maryland's most dominant win of the season yet.
Many members of the team had outstanding performances, but none were belter than the show Dez Wells put up. Wells sunk 9 of 11 field goal attempts along with 4 free throws, giving him 23 points, the highest total in the game. To go along with the early season theme, the big men also made gigantic contributions. James Padgett and Alex Len combined for over 20 points and 19 rebounds. Overall it was a pretty efficient night for the Terps, shooing at 52 percent of the night, while the Wildcats were held to 34 percent shooting.
It remains to be seen how big this win over the Wildcats is, as the jury is still out on Northwestern. Despite that, the Terps picked up a nice win against a major conference opponent. The fans better get used to this, as the starting in 2014 the Terps will be on the opposite side of the ACC/Big Ten challenge.
11/24/2012: Amidst all the hubbub of the University of Maryland's move to the Big Ten conference, quietly the Terps pressed on in one of their final seasons in the ACC. The Terps had two games on their slate, both home games against lesser regarded opponents. This is the time of year for a program to stock up on wins and fine tune the plays and the roster, and Maryland is no difference.
The Terps first welcomed the Lafayette Leopards to Comcast Center. The Leopards came in with a 1-3 record and the result was predictable to say the least. The Terps cruised to an 83-74 victory that was not as close as the score indicates. The Terps had five players score in the double digits, including Dez Wells, James Padgett, Alex Len, and Nick Faust. Maryland won the game on the strength of their inside game. The Terps scored 50 points in the paint to go alongside a 44-28 rebounding advantage.
Next up were the Eagles of Georgia Southern. In a more defense-oriented game, the Terps won a methodical game 70-53. The Terps once again won due to their dominance inside, out rebounding the Eagles 45 to 23.
Maryland will have a tougher go at it over the next week, having to visit Northwestern in the ACC/Big Ten challenge. The Wildcats are 6-0 and look to be a tough challenge for the Terps. Outside of that, the Terps also have George Mason on the docket, who are also going strong in the CAA.
11/17/2012: Early into the 2012-2013 season, hopes are high for the University of Maryland basketball team. Second year coach Mark Turgeon looks to build his own legacy while adding on to an already impressive basketball tradition at the school. Maryland has a load of impressive newcomers this season, from Xavier transfer Dez Wells to prized freshman Jake Layman and Shaquille Cleare. Many expect Maryland to make a return to the NCAA tournament and some are even expecting some grander things on the national level. First things first though, they need to rack up some wins.
The season opener provided a glimpse of what may be coming. Though it counts as a loss, the Terp's tough game against Kentucky showed what they are made of. This was a game few expected the Terps to even be competitive in and it showed in the first half. The Terps got off to a slow start, facing a 13 point deficit at halftime. But the Terps came storming back in the second half, outscoring Kentucky 33-23. Though a valiant effort, it was not enough as the Terps fell 72-69. But if there ever was a moral victory, this was it, hangin tough against a proven national powerhouse.
With the Kentucky game out of the way, the Terps can afford some tune up sessions against some lesser regarded opponents. The Terps steamrolled Moorehead State 67-45 and also had little trouble with LIU Brookyln. The Terps are off to a strong start at 2-1 and have a little time for its young roster of freshmen and sophomores to gel.
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Déjà vu: that flash of memory when you meet someone new who you feel you've known all your life or when recognize a place although you've never been there before. What if these feelings are actually warnings sent from the past or clues to the future? It is déjà vu that guides ATF agent Doug Carlin through an investigation into a shattering crime. Called in to recover evidence after a cataclysmic bomb explosion on a New Orleans Ferry, Carlin discovers that what most people believe "is only in their heads" is something far more powerful--something which will lead him on a mind-bending race to save hundreds of innocent people.
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2011: Played in the first four games before suffering season-ending leg injury against Tulane ... registered four tackles and one INT while returning seven punts for 66 yards and a 9.4 yards per return average ... had one tackle in each of the first four games ... returned INT of two-time Heisman Trophy runner-up Andrew Luck of Stanford 76 yards for a TD ... return marked the ninth-longest of an INT in Duke history ... on the field for 76 total plays.
2010: Academic All-ACC choice ... started all 12 games at safety ... finished seventh on the team with 58 tackles ... led Duke with eight PBUs ... lone INT of the year came against Alabama ... carded a season-best 10 tackles versus Virginia ... logged nine stops against Elon and eight in the season finale versus North Carolina ... had two PBUs against both Elon and Maryland ... returned 21 punts for 181 yards ... ranked fifth in the ACC and 31st nationally in punt return average (8.62) ... punt return average marked Duke's highest since 2001 when Ronnie Hamilton led the conference with a 15.6 yards per return average ... the 181-yard season total marked the fourth-highest at Duke in the past 35 seasons ... on the gridiron for 825 total snaps including 780 defensive plays.
2009: Academic All-ACC selection ... played in 11 games, missing only the Virginia tilt ... started seven games ... carded 39 tackles with one INT and four PBUs ... added 2.5 tackles for loss and 1.0 quarterback sack ... had a career-best 10 stops including one for loss at Kansas ... in victory at N.C. State, logged four tackles, one sack and one INT ... ranked fifth on the team with four PBUs and ninth in tackles with 39 ... on the field for 501 total snaps including a season-best 71 against Wake Forest.
2008: Played in 11 games with one start ... tallied 12 tackles on the year ... had seven punt returns for 53 yards, good for an average of 7.8 yard per return ... recorded a season-high four tackles in first collegiate start against Miami ... posted two tackles against Navy, Virginia and Clemson ... also had two punt returns for 27 yards against the Tigers ... tallied four punt returns for 23 yards at Virginia Tech ... played a total of 220 snaps with 118 on defense and 102 on special teams ... played a season-high 69 snaps against Miami.
Prior to Duke: Played for Ted Luckadoo at Westside ... charted as the No. 80 cornerback in the nation by Scout.com ... recorded four tackles and one caused fumble to help South Carolina to a 31-24 victory over North Carolina in the 72nd annual Shrine Bowl on December 15, 2007 in Spartanburg, S.C. ... all-area selection by the Anderson Independent-Mail ... accounted for 1,263 all-purpose yards and 11 TDs as a senior as Westside went 10-3.
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"Our team knows what they have to do win," said head coach Lindsey Devine. "The effort is there, but our team is young and it is taking longer for them to play to their potential that we thought it would."
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The Elk County Catholic Crusaders and the Ridgway Elkers saw their game Wednesday suspended after 2 1/2 innings due to inclement weather.
The Crusaders were leading by a 10-1 score when the game was called in the top of the third inning after Ridgway finished batting.
The Crusaders had five hits in the limited contest. Kyle Schneider had a double while Ricky Pearsall, Eric Wehler, Luke Daghir and Josh Feldbauer all singled.
Jesse Reynolds, Josh Mitchell and Slade Horner all singled for the Elkers.
Pat Brennen started for Elk Catholic, giving up three hits and striking out four. He had one hit batsman. D.J. Skraba started on the mound for Ridgway, giving up five hits, walking seven and hitting two batters.
Ridgway left a runner stranded in the top of the first inning as Mitchell singled and stole second. In the home half of the inning, Pearsall singled, then stole second. Wehler singled, scoring Pearsall. Wehler stole second and third. Luke Daghir walked and stole second. Wehler scored when Ben Daghir grounded out to second. A sacrifice fly to center by Jake Cortina scored Luke Daghir, giving ECC the 3-0 lead.
With one out in the top of the second, Ben Jaques was hit by a pitch. He stole second and moved to third on an infield out. He scored on a single by Slade Horner, making the score 3-1. Brennen led off the home half of the inning with a walk. He stole second. Feldbauer reached base on an infield single. Pearsall was hit by a pitch to load the bases. Wehler walked forcing in Schneider. Luke Daghir singled, scoring Feldbauer and Pearsall. A sacrifice fly to right by Ben Daghir sent Wehler to third. Luke Daghir stole second. Cortina walked to load the bases. A sacrifice fly to center by Zac Brody scored Luke Daghir. A double by Kyle Schneider scored Cortina. Brennen was hit by a pitch to load the bases. Feldbauer walked, scoring Schneider, and the Crusaders took the 10-1 lead as the first rain delay took place.
Approximately 20 minutes later, play resumed with Jesse Reynolds leading off with a single for Ridgway. He stole second, but was left stranded.
The wind, rain and lightning then hit. After a 30-minute delay, the game was suspended. It will be picked up Friday following the ECCHS at St. Marys game.
Elk Catholic returns to action Friday when they take on the St. Marys Area Dutchmen at Berwind Park at 4:15 p.m.
The Elkers are scheduled to play host to the Dutchmen this afternoon at 4 p.m., with junior varsity to follow at 5:15 p.m.
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Jesse Reynolds 2-0-1, Kevin Kilhoffer 2-0-0, Josh Mitchell 2-0-1, D.J. Skraba 2-0-0, Alex Dickant 1-0-0, Ben Jaques 0-1-0, Jesse Gardner 1-0-0, Derek Mattiuz 0-0-0, Slade Horner 1-0-1, Aaron Sorge 1-0-0. Totals 12-1-3.
Ricky Pearsall 1-2-1, Eric Wehler 1-2-1, Luke Daghir 2-2-1, Ben Daghir 0-0-0, Jake Cortina 0-1-0, Zac Brody 0-0-0, Brock McCullough 0-0-0, Kyle Schneider 2-1-1, Pat Brennen 0-1-0, Josh Feldbauer 1-1-1. Totals 7-10-5.
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I'm afraid you have to then do it yourself. There's a technology called "ajax" you might want to explore; try to google it.
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I'm not certain that you can do that with document files, unlike image or sound files, in HTML. But what you could do is copy-paste the lines into the body of your website.


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Actually Tuffi, the proposal is for Lake Isabella State Park. There is a current 9 hole object course. It's been set for about 1 1/2 years as a trial course. I jumped on board with the guys who are currently upkeeping the course, because I plan on moving to Shelton from Olympia. There is also communication with John Keates at Mason County Parks to see if a park in Hoodsport, Victor, or maybe Belfair would work. All those are very preliminary though. Lake Isabella has the chief Park Ranger and a Washington State Park representatives' backing so....
Most of my contact with other disc golf clubs has been with West Sound Disc Golf Association. John Conte has helped me to understand the gauge and trials that installing a course at Lake Isabella holds. But he and his organization are willing to help as much as possible. Paul Wright is going to be helping us design the course. And when the time comes, both WSDGA and the Olympia Disc Golf Club are going to show support.
But, in the mean time, as a Club, we realize we need the local community to be behind us. And we feel that getting families out at, not only Lake Isabella, but courses in Kitsap, Pierce, and Thurston Counties, could only help our position in the eyes of the state.
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The Seventh Annual Southeast Florida Regional Climate Leadership Summit in Monroe County for 2015
Monroe County and the City of Key West are pleased to host the 7th Annual Southeast Florida Regional Climate Leadership Summit on December 1-3, 2015. The annual summit is coordinated by the Southeast Florida Regional Climate Change Compact, a partnership between Miami-Dade, Broward, Monroe and Palm Beach counties, their municipalities and other partners.
The Climate Leadership Summit is a major regional event focused on facilitating climate-related collaboration and knowledge sharing. The summit attracts innovative thinkers and leaders from business, government, academia and the non-profit community to exchange ideas and dialogue at panel discussions and networking breaks. To register..
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Miami-Dade County and the City of Miami Beach hosted the 6th Annual Southeast Florida Regional Climate Leadership Summit, held at the Miami Beach Convention Center October 1-2, 2014. The Climate Leadership Summit is a major regional event focused on facilitating climate-related collaboration and knowledge sharing among leaders from business, government, academia and the non-profit community.
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Southeast Florida Regional Climate Change Compact
The Southeast Florida Regional Climate Change Compact is a joint commitment of Broward, Miami-Dade, Monroe, and Palm Beach Counties to partner in mitigating the causes and adapting to the consequences of climate change.
The Compact was formalized following the 2009 Southeast Florida Regional Climate Leadership Summit, when elected officials came together to discuss challenges and strategies for responding to the impacts of climate change. The Compact committed the Counties to work on federal and state climate policies and joint advocacy in Tallahassee and Washington, DC on climate policies related to the shared challenges of climate change. It also outlined a collaborative effort to participate in a Regional Climate Team toward the development of technical tools (see below) and compilation of a Southeast Florida Regional Climate Action Plan.
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Inundation Mapping and Vulnerability Assessment of Areas at Risk by Sea Level Rise
The need to develop a unified set of methodologies and criteria for creating sea level inundation maps for the SE FL region was also identified. The National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Coastal Services Center (CSC) worked closely with Broward County and South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) to coordinate a two-day technical workshop in April 2010 to initiate this process. The Analysis of the Vulnerability of Southeast Florida to Sea Level Rise can be found on the Compact Website.
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Brynteg is part of our Go Active Breaks Collection, the perfect place to make the most of the great outdoors in the foothills of magnificent Snowdonia. Ideal for a family holiday doing as little or as much as you like!Set between mountains and sea, and boasting its own mountain lake, this is truly the best of both worlds – a fabulous choice of activities combined with an idyllic, relaxing country retreat.Snowdon's spectacular summit railway is just 5 minutes' drive away, Caernarfon, Padern Lake and a wealth of castles, steam train rides and glorious beaches are all close by.An excellent touring base, Brynteg is within easy reach of many of North Wales' attractions and places of interest.
This park has:Indoor tropically heated pool with children's poolSpa*, sauna* and steam room*Gym*Country Club with Brasserie restaurantOver 21s Library BarPoolside Bistro with outside decked areaWi-Fi access20ft indoor climbing wall*and trampoliningArchery*Aero ball*Indoor soft play areaSnooker/pool table*Sports hall and badminton*Amusements*Adventure play parkFishing*, tennis* and table tennis*Launderette*
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Nice for a base, but pool too small for the number of vans. Very much an owner's park.
attended as a holiday for a group of young people from a residential facility. Claimed was the best holiday they had ever had. The on-site entertainment was a little limited in the club house, but this did not seem to impact on the children's enjoyment. Would definitely recommend this site to others, and would consider it for future holidays as a well situated, very high standard option.
Love the site a great week away. ..perfect for families. .has so much to offer. ..definitely will be back .
The only thing we had an issue with, was having to pay for the activities that were on site. The price of the holiday cost so much & had to pay extra for my children to do activites in the day time.
Third time i have been to Brynteg. Lovely site, really clean and picturesque with plenty to do for youger kids. The only thing id change would be to utilise the lake side bar more. Its in such a great spot i feel its not fulfilling its potential especially during daylight hours. The new spar is also a great addition.
Was an fantastic place my children loved it the staff were fantastic and would recommend it to friends and family we hoping to go back next year
When we arrived there was no hot water in the caravan. They sent someone the next morning to fix it, however it was still unreliable, running hot-cold-hot-cold. After complaining 4 times we didn't feel like our issue was being taken seriously, and we were left to have hot and cold showers all week. So, as nice as the park is, I would not recommend Brynteg.
the site was very clean and quiet - all the facilities were well maintained and of a good standard. the children enjoyed the Go Active sessions and these were well organised and suitable for the age groups. It would have been useful to have a wider range of meals available on site but fortunately the site has good access to outside shops and cafes.
Spotlessly maintained site, staff always friendly and helpful. Food in the small restaurant would put many a five star hotel to shame and the serving staff were brilliant.
Great welcome from friendly and helpful staff. Good spacious caravan, it was just unfortunate that we were unable to book a lodge as we missed the space to sit outside, oh and the hot tub! Lovely setting, the lake looked fantastic in the evening sunshine, and it made a comfortable base to return to after a day taking in the sights.
Landscaping fabulous. Facilities brilliant staff wonderful. Stayed in a lodge with hot tub - we wanted to live there.
If you have children of varying ages ( ours were aged between 2 & 16) this is a great place to go. Spa great for relaxing
Lovely clean site. well placed for exploring N Wales. Would come back again. Thanks
We love it here. With 4 boys with ages from 1 to 10 its really important that there is something for everyone and Brynteg provides that.
Second stay at Brynteg. Very impressed with every aspect of this holiday park
Brilliant. Looking forward to coming again next year.


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Bosco Verticale in Milan Will Be the World's First Vertical Forest
The Bosco Verticale is a system that optimizes, recuperates, and produces energy. Covered in plant life, the building aids in balancing the microclimate and in filtering the dust particles contained in the urban environment (Milan is one of the most polluted cities in Europe). The diversity of the plants and their characteristics produce humidity, absorb CO2 and dust particles, producing oxygen and protect the building from radiation and acoustic pollution. This not only improves the quality of living spaces, but gives way to dramatic energy savings year round.
Each apartment in the building will have a balcony planted with trees that are able to respond to the city's weather — shade will be provided within the summer, while also filtering city pollution; and in the winter the bare trees will allow sunlight to permeate through the spaces. Plant irrigation will be supported through the filtering and reuse of the greywater produced by the building. Additionally, Aeolian and photovoltaic energy systems will further promote the tower's self-sufficiency.
The design of the Bosco Verticale is a response to both urban sprawl and the disappearance of nature from our lives and on the landscape. The architect notes that if the units were to be constructed unstacked as stand-alone units across a single surface, the project would require 50,000 square meters of land, and 10,000 square meters of woodland. Bosco Verticale is the first offer in his proposed BioMilano, which envisions a green belt created around the city to incorporate 60 abandoned farms on the outskirts of the city to be revitalized for community use.
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MartinD28 September 8, 2012 at 2:16 pm
I am from Milan and as a ecologist am very excited that a city that barely has a recycling program and a population that would rather cut off a limb than take public transport is embarking on such a venture. Wouldn't the apartments be dark in the summer with all that foliage blocking out the light? Please tell me there is another window that can let the sunlight in. I've seen no such preparation in the city. Where exactly are these buildings going to be. And where are those regenerated former farms going to be. I really hope this is true and not just us Italians talking big!
Lee Chia June 29, 2012 at 12:15 am
just another perspective of the age-old concept "manmade-forest", nothing new to it but by going vertical/upwards, it is potentially a catastrophic issue with maintenance & sustainability because management will become non-viable & eventually fail !! just like many countries' management are failing now !! hi leo, i know you will read this, tell me otherwise pls…
Chana Keefer June 16, 2012 at 7:34 am
It does seem that a "wider at the bottom" then pyramid and/or tapering cylinder would be a better shape. And hydroponic would go far to prevent the dirt/root problems. Great idea though. That's about the only way I could live in an apartment tower for any length of time and stay sane.
bo diddly March 21, 2012 at 10:24 pm
Intelligent and stupid at the same time.
It's like making artificial limbs rather than disarming land mines.
It's backwards thinking
We are destroying too much greenspace so let's create unnatural forests!!
falconsoars March 13, 2012 at 8:32 pm
This is NOT the world's 1st vertical forest! Humans built the Hanging Gardens of Babylon over 2500 years ago!!
gardncity February 8, 2012 at 4:30 am
It is a really good concept !
May be one day in France !
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balcons terrasses et jardins urbain
Kirk Lawrence February 8, 2012 at 3:08 am
It does looks beautiful… and love the thought of how healthy this would be at a grand scale as mentioned… but would it not be much better to have shrubs instead of trees, especially those that are the easiest to trim where even a top-to-bottom conveyor and camera assisted cutter would climb to each floor given the appropriate time designed to also drop the excess onto the soil and since there would more of the leaves as opposed to bark… should arise far better benefits.
maxhodges January 30, 2012 at 8:49 pm
Are they really "vertical forests" with rich diversity of flora and fauna, or are they really just some sort of cultivated, monolithic topiary gardens?
If they former, our scientific understanding is simply not nearly up to the task of creating and maintaining artificial ecosystems. Look at what happened to the Biosphere mission. They had food shortages and had to end the experiment because of a drop in oxygen. And there is still debate about the cause of that drop in oxygen…some suggest microbes in the soil, but other argue that if that was the case, there would have been a higher CO2 level…
Forests are composed of layers, such as a canopy that regulates temperature and humidity, without which the wind and sun would dry things out. These buildings are terraced gardens at best.
i think they are conceptually and aesthetically inauthentic. There is a pretense that they are earthy, imperfect, variegated "forests", but actually they've dumbed down nature to fit it within their geometric, modular, mass-produced, rational worldview.
They romanticize people adapting to technology, not people adapting to nature. Are they future-orientated or present-orientated? Do they express a believe in that nature can be controlled or that nature is fundamentally uncontrollable? Do they romanticize technology or nature?
They are expressed in the public domain but nature is experienced privately. Stapling shrubs to the side of your building is not the same as building a home in the forest.
Natural systems accomodate degradation and attrition, but these would need to be well-maintained.
On many levels these buildings are really an antithesis of what they pretend to be.
marcom November 26, 2011 at 9:54 pm
I agree with Simaril who thinks that trees can also include edible fruit-trees like blueberries, raspberries, olive, grapes, peanuts, cashews, and so forth… I guess the small schrubs will be the best options, for example grapes or blueberries, even olive trees can be managed to stay small. There are always chances to grow larger fruit-tree species in green roofs, so that one can produce mangoes in Brazil or Venezula, Papaya or Coco in Mexico, or Apples in temperate countries like Argentina, Chile, USA, Canada or Mexico. Australia and New Zeland could try growing kiwis.
universeissmall November 8, 2011 at 11:46 pm
This is a wonderful idea. I see a lot of people have begun to criticize it already….I am sure they wouldnt start building a structure without thinking of solutions for such obvious problems.I think this is the beginning of a new way of conceptualizing urban ENVIRONMENTS. Thank you Milan.
octopus October 29, 2011 at 9:32 pm
I love this idea! It's beautiful. That being said,we have hurricanes here. I wonder what the violent force of those trees whipping around in a storm would do to the stability of tall narrow structures like these. The damage caused by flying plant debris in a storm, from ground level, can be devastating. I imagine a tree falling from 15 stories would do more damage. Not to mention natural loss of foliage due to the seasons. Depending on what's planted, and where you are, these things could be raining leaves on your neighborhood all autumn.
rivka October 27, 2011 at 9:17 pm
Is it possible to retrofit an existing tower?
How is maintenance of the growing plantlife carried out? And what is the cost of that maintenance?
pk32819 October 26, 2011 at 11:25 pm
reboker October 25, 2011 at 7:28 pm
I think its GREAT! Sooner or later the trees will grow beyond what is manageable and will need to be replaced. Easy to extract a tree. People have gotten too used to negative blogging. Critical thinking has become a mud slinging session. Imagine what we could do if we could actually work toward a common goal with cooperation and teamwork like what we see here.
Simaril October 24, 2011 at 2:04 pm
Most tree roots are 8″ – 18″ deep. Street tree plantings are often interconnected, not containerized – since there are trees everywhere I'm sure they're not in individual containers.
Not all forests burn. In the eastern US we do have ground fires now and then (mostly man caused) but almost never canopy fires. You do realize that redwoods have grown for THOUSANDS of years without burning down. Google "methuselah tree" and you'll find trees can live VERY long (4,842 years).
Tree maintenance is always an issue. Residents can do some care on their own, or hire a certified arborist, AND it's nothing new for homeowners associations to regulate landscaping upkeep. Normal low density residential properties benfit from energy savings and property value that justifies the cost of maintenance. There's amazing research on the wide array of anthropocentric values of trees.
You could argue that vertical gardens would be better, but forests can be productive too. Elderberry, raspberry, blueberry, ginseng, cohosh, and goldenseal are some examples of benefitial native forest plants in PA. Furthermore there are other products like cellophane, cellulose acetate, ester, torula yeast, resins, cork, and let's not forget wood.
baci October 20, 2011 at 7:19 pm
I love it! So Hundertwasser!! I want to live there!
notsoTupeloHoney October 20, 2011 at 8:57 am
This is a beautiful idea and I wish them great success. As for all the negativity, have you never heard of bonsai or roof gardens?
Also, posters, you are not taking in scale. Each balcony may be 10 to 20 feet in height. The trees will not be taller than that. They will be trees that have already proven themselves in roof gardens.
As for root balls, have you ever seen the root ball of a fallen oak? I live in the Ozarks where there is little top soil. The oak trees here can grow 40 to 60 feet with a root ball as shallow as 2 feet.
Again, bravo to all associated with this project.
ryan cameron October 19, 2011 at 10:31 am
seems dumb. Rootbound trees, all the leaves die and fall off…what do you replace trees that die and fall off the building and kill people? Why not just leave the trees on the ground instead of uprooting them from wherever you're getting them, and build buildings with smaller, easy to manage plants and a green roof?
EnviroPlanner October 17, 2011 at 10:05 pm
The trees in this design seem to be very well behaved. I do like that none of them are leaning out from the building and it's shadow in the typical phototropic manner(growing in the direction of light). And they are all keeping very uniform height and spread as well.
As in idea this project is great, and a much larger first attempt than i would recommend. As an improvement to what we do at the moment, its certinaly a brave committment. As a solution, i think we might be barking up the wrong tree.
josephz October 17, 2011 at 5:04 pm
what about cell phone coverage towers and satellites. I know my xmradio doesn't work as well around trees
macchickpro October 17, 2011 at 4:32 pm
I wish the structures were more "designed" not just straight towers. More like temples so they are attractive to look at. Towers are just going to look weird, even though they are green. I think they will still make the environment more claustrophobic.
mac42us October 17, 2011 at 3:55 pm
It looks wonderful but it's also impractical, dangerous and impossible.
First, how fast can the wind blow at 250-300 feet high? These smaller plants would have a hard time up there. Remember, we're not talking about a natural hillside. There's no other trees or obstructions to act as a wind block. The plants will be thrashed. The danger wouldn't be trees falling off as one commenter stated. The danger would be limbs breaking and falling. a 20-30 pound limb falling on your head from 20 stories up can do more than ruin your day.
Secondly, the images show trees on all sides of the building. for much of the year, one side of the building will be in shade. Trees need light.
Maintenance would have to be part of the monthly fees. Otherwise, the homeowners' association would constantly have to be suing residents to trim plants and replace any dead or overgrown plants. Costly, but that would just be part of the deal. Also, what happens when a resident decides to do a little work themselves and either drops a limb on the street below, or worse, falls to their death?
optmrizwan October 17, 2011 at 2:24 pm
yah in the current time this will be the 1st project of its kind , as of history it will be 2nd project I think
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jacksonvillage October 17, 2011 at 11:57 am
I agree with rosarola 33, get back to the original problem and quit this fascination of man the ultimate toolbuilder who rushes ahead of his own evolutionary pace to create fabulous new and problematic solutions to problems whose essence he fails to grasp or deal with!
Get real! Who are we and what do we think we are doing?
gurl_m October 17, 2011 at 9:10 am
I'm so happy one of these vertical garden towers are finally being built! We're finally going to be able to see how they actually work so that we can make tweaks to it instead of staring at paper architecture. It's a great indication of the shift in world view: People finally want to invest in eco-systems and get it done IN REAL LIFE!
tc1967uk October 17, 2011 at 5:37 am
I had a similar idea years ago, but with lawns instead of trees (which would obstruct people's views surely?)
Sunryse18 October 17, 2011 at 2:02 am
Tis a lousy idea, but may be necessary as we have destroyed "nature" meaning, the system that G-d created that works. Man and his "Towers" never have. Oh take those amazing human brains and use them to save nature, not create new problems.
kimc October 16, 2011 at 11:35 pm
The question is, who's going up the tree to secure the cat?
Kfisch October 16, 2011 at 5:16 pm
Hi, it's very interesting but how be sure that the trees and plant will be maintained properly. If there are plants on each balcony, will it be the owner or event the tenant will take care of the plants ? It supposes that each person who lives there are responsible and can do that properly.
The idea is great but it poses some kind of problems in terms of maintenance, I think.
scarletgirl October 15, 2011 at 6:08 pm
It looks amazing but also overly optimistic. Those big trees would require deep soil and there seem to be only shallow containers which, as someone else pointed out, will become rootbound. And would they really grow that huge when placed high up in the sky and buffeted by wind? Has anyone asked the trees (just kidding)? Gardeners immune to vertigo would also be required. Still, even if only palms. climbing vines and hardy shrubs survive, it will still look better than the average slab of concrete and glass.
g3lepage October 15, 2011 at 2:08 pm
What's the carbon footprint on building the building the building and sustaining the trees? Not to mention it's built using concrete. How about taking some lessons from the ECOark in Taiwan. Not perfect but these young kids have come the closest.
Melissa me October 15, 2011 at 1:59 pm
It is a great idea from an Eco point of view. But this building would not be allowed where I live for the simple fact that if a fire starts the whole building will burn instantly. Also when the trees die, won't they fall and kill someone on groud?
-Just want to comment on this from the point of view of a professional gardener. The trees are not going to fall over dead and kill some one below. If a tree dies, it is a slow process, so they can be taken out before it is a danger. Also, they will be held in place by a root ball that will very likely be extremely root bound, as the roots will grow to the size of inside of the container. From personal experience, it will be gardener's nightmare to get a dead tree out. A root bound tree in a pot on the 50th floor of a huge apartment complex. Ugh. Gardeners know what I'm talking about. Difficult situation but not dangerous.
It does bring up a question in my mind, who is responsible for the regular care and maintenance of the trees? Professionals, I hope.
Rafael O. Quezada October 15, 2011 at 9:04 am
Talk about top-heavy! How do you spell R-O-M-A-N C-A-N-D-L-E
I fear that anything so tedious as lifting Earth and her forests into the sky, on any structure smaller than a mountain, is a "feat fated for failure". There are more elegant ways to achieve the desired results.
Kate81650 October 15, 2011 at 2:47 am
Should be very interesting in a lightning storm!
Concreteoppinion October 14, 2011 at 10:45 pm
Aside from the probably most great looking building decoration ever, all that concrete is Not a very ecofriendly way of building
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October 14, 2011 at 7:26 am
It is a great idea from an Eco point of view. But this building would not be allowed where I live for the simple fact that if a fire starts the whole building will burn instantly. Also when the trees die, won't they fall and kill someone on groud?
>> Ever tried to uproot a dead tree ? have you seen all the pictures ? the whole building is covered in large water flow systems which would prevent anything from instantly going up into flames and then why on earth would it instantly catch fire ? have you ever tried to set fire to a sole tree without the undergrowth ? Do you know how hard it is to set a tree on fire ?
rosarola33 October 14, 2011 at 7:46 am
My thoughts exactly, catatomic! That aside, (assuming that's been addressed)it's a great innovation, but frankly I'd just prefer to see more solutions to the actual production of pollution in the first place and high rise buildings will never take the place of open green spaces for health and emotional well-being.
keops123 October 14, 2011 at 7:26 am
It is a great idea from an Eco point of view. But this building would not be allowed where I live for the simple fact that if a fire starts the whole building will burn instantly. Also when the trees die, won't they fall and kill someone on groud?
saach71 October 14, 2011 at 2:59 am
How much is each unit in the USD, may I ask? And when is it gonna be completed.
Zalyia silver October 14, 2011 at 1:47 am
My question was the same as above. Will people be allowed on the tower in the same way you can use the High Line in New York or will they be too heavy for the structure.
What a wonderful project and what hope it gives to those forced to live in the city. Thank you
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Blickem, Kylie A.
Kylie A. Blickem, 24, of Wataga, died Tuesday afternoon, February 10, 2014, in rural Knox County.


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