Our Conclusion
The decision we as a group made to construct a green wall came with it's own hardships, which persisted throughout the duration of the project. During the beginning of the project, we had difficulty deciding on a construction method after exploring various solutions that arose from our research, which all provided their own set of positives and negatives which we debated over. In the end cost and a preference for recycled materials one the battle. The collaborative decision to build our wall in Churchill VIC, at the house of one of our group members, despite being the most distant, ended up the most rational and practical decision; the location provided resources such as power tools, an open work space, and various flora which were to be used in the green wall (even if it did end up adding extra carbon emission use due to transport albeit carpooling and public transport) The state of the wall after the 2 minute water/rainfall simulation. Here is the video of...
