(L-R) Councillor Masood Chowdhury, Campbeltown Council; Jock Gammon, Junglefy; Mayor Brticevic, Campbelltown Council. Photo by Campbelltown Council The Campbelltown City centre landscape is now even greener with the installation of a new Breathing Wall [...]
Originally published on The Fifth Estate by Tina Perrinotto, 3 September 2019 Eastern Distributor Breathing Wall trial Roundup of industry news: Junglefy general manager Suzie Barnett says the team is now at 35 [...]
Originally published in Domain by Jim Malo on 22 April, 2019 Covering the roofs of apartment and office buildings with plants can help improve the quality of air inside and lift property values, according [...]
The revitalised Mitchell Street Plaza was officially opened by Mayor Jilly Gibson at a ceremony on 28 June 2018. The new ‘pocket park’ features the world’s first outdoor Junglefy Breathing Wall™ which will assist [...]
Originally published by the University of Technology on 15 November 2017 In summary: A world-first project will install more than 9000 plants on the external walls of a three-storey carpark being built on Sydney's northern [...]
The team at UTS recently had an article published in the academic journal Building and Environment, Volume 111, January 2017. Here's an abstract of the article: Active living walls, or indoor air biofilters, have been proposed [...]
A recent tour of the Plants and Environmental Quality research lab at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) saw sustainable building leaders applaud the award-winning Junglefy Breathing Wall and its benefits. A 10m2 Junglefy [...]
We are thrilled to announce that last night our Junglefy Breathing Wall won the Green Building Product award at the 2016 Sustainability Awards hosted by Architecture & Design Magazine. The Green Building Product award recognises a [...]
It’s award season and we’re holding our breath for the Breathing Wall. The Junglefy Breathing Wall has been nominated as a finalist for three awards! We’re pretty excited about our Breathing Wall and to know [...]
Last month, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) launched a new living infrastructure guide. Launched by NSW Planning Minister, Rob Stokes MP at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), the green roofs and walls [...]
