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LIVING WALLS
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ALTO
location Vancouver, BC, Canada
aspect East facing
size 20 sq meters (216 sq ft)
plants native perennials
edibles strawberries
irrigation rainwater
Westin Wall Centre Richmond
location Richmond, BC, Canada
size 100 sq meters (1764 sq ft)
Flack Block
aspect South facing, shaded
size 35 sq meters (377 sq ft)
edibles strawberries, huckleberries
The Erickson
aspect indoor
size 10 sq meters (176 sq ft)
plants shade loving tropicals
999 Seymour Presentation Centre
collaboration MUBI - GreenSkins Lab
size 6 sq meters (65 sq ft)
Greens Organic Market
aspect North facing
size 8 sq meters (86 sq ft)
edibles woodland strawberries
Shaughnessy Private Residence (1)
aspect West facing
size 16 sq meters (172 sq ft)
plants native perennials and herbs
edibles strawberries, sage, rosemary, .................thyme, lavender, oregano.
Shaughnessy Private Residence (2)
aspect West facing, shaded
plants native perennials and ferns
Private Residence Gas Town
size 12 sq meters (129 sq ft)
plants sub-canopy native plants
edibles strawberries, mint
Alto
Westin Wall Center
Seymour Presentation Center
Gastown Private Residence
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Living Partition
This commission is a double sided living partition which was hung in the Salt Building, the living room of the Athlete's Village, during the Vancouver Olympic in 2010.
This installation will be permanently installed in September 2010 at the Centre for Integrated Research on Sustainability at the University of British Colombia, in Vancouver Canada.
Living Lanterns
These lanterns were designed by James Desjardins. MUBI was invited to collaborate by designing and integrating the living component which supports strawberries and wintergreens.
MUBI is a design firm that fosters mutually beneficial exchanges between the natural world and our built environment. Our products are conceived to make biodiversity and urban agriculture accessible to all, even the most compact dwellings. And in doing so, to improve the air, to provide habitat and food, to absorb noise and to create oases of tranquility within the hard-edged city.Geneviève Noël principal Geneviève is an industrial designer passionately dedicated to the regeneration of our environment. She worked in the green roofs industry for six years, as both Research and Development Director and Senior Designer, before developing her own patent-pending living wall system. She has taught over 100 AIBC accredited seminars, is an instructor at the Centre for Architectural Ecologyand Green Roofs for Healthy Cities, and lectures regularly on the topic. She also has planted over 1 million native trees.MUBI: Mycelium Urban Biodiversity InterfaceThe mycelium enables a symbiotic relationship between trees and fungi. It facilitates the transfer of salts and minerals to trees, while trees provide photosynthates and water to its fruiting body, the mushroom. Likewise, MUBI foster mutually beneficial exchanges between the natural world and our built environment.
MUBI is a design firm that fosters mutually beneficial exchanges between the natural world and our built environment. Our products are conceived to make biodiversity and urban agriculture accessible to all, even the most compact dwellings. And in doing so, to improve the air, to provide habitat and food, to absorb noise and to create oases of tranquility within the hard-edged city.
Geneviève Noël principal
Geneviève is an industrial designer passionately dedicated
to the regeneration of our environment. She worked in the
green roofs industry for six years, as both Research and Development Director and Senior Designer, before
developing her own patent-pending living wall system.
She has taught over 100 AIBC accredited seminars,
is an instructor at the Centre for Architectural Ecology
and Green Roofs for Healthy Cities, and lectures
regularly on the topic. She also has planted over
1 million native trees.
MUBI: Mycelium Urban Biodiversity Interface
The mycelium enables a symbiotic relationship
between trees and fungi. It facilitates the transfer of
salts and minerals to trees, while trees provide
photosynthates and water to its fruiting body, the
mushroom. Likewise, MUBI foster mutually beneficial exchanges between the natural world and our built environment.
C'est ça la vie
Sitelines Magazine(p.13)
Small Business BC(p.3)
The Vancouver Sun
TV5 Monde
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MUBI Regenerative Consulting Inc. is based in Vancouver British Colombia, Canada. We have collaborators in the EU, US and Mexico so do not hesitate to contact us if you have projects in these areas. We look forward to enabling your regenerative goals.
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