A True Green City, The Original Drainage Cell By Atlantis

Discover how one mans vision of creating a true Green City, a city covered with beautiful landscaped rooftop gardens which reduces the effects of global warming, provides a sink for carbon and harvests rainwater while eliminating polluted stormwater runoff creating a sustainable balance between urbanisation and nature for a sustainable future.

[@penmerahpenbiru5014]

Love it. I want to make it on top of my roof. Wish me luck.

[@e-commerceassist4891]

Thanks for video by this I am able install drain layer in cement planter.

[@RMJ1984]

Hopefully some day, cities will be like this, green plants and spaces where possible, actually bring nature and cities together.
I mean why not use all the roofs and the sides of buildings and skrscrapers for nature, if not only for us, but also for animals bring some of those back into the cities.

[@dervlamurphy1236]

Masses of imported plants and plastics.

[@wbwills2]

Is planting herb garden covering 75-85 percent of my entire home advisable?

[@Amerbkhattab]

You need to know that this is something that you can do but trees roots will surely get nested all around it and it will puch inside the system. U need to replace it and maintain it every 3-5 years which can be a tad bit costly

[@atharvkolekar6421]

At first sight i seethe lion coming out of grass😂😂
Later i realise its man 😂😂😂

[@vincog]

I curious about what sand type i must use for above geotextile and drainage cell?

[@johanalva6788]

River sand. Texture like sugar, not like salt

[@jackfeng1179]

I am a manufactor of drainage cell.I could provide it!

[@bhavanadhyani9191]

In india, from where i can get this?

[@prakashprayog302]

Through India Mart online you can get this

[@fengjack5086]

I am a manufactor of drainage cell.I could provide it!

[@Sunishcolt1]

we too manufacture drain cells in India under the brand name of "RETECH" pls call on 9904046545 or email [e-mail]

[@simeoncotterell5926]

WE CAN LIVE IN PARADISE

[@apungalandscapes3798]

but where does the water go??

[@chehre5963]

anthony reilly probably it goes to sewage ways by some wires or tubes which are inside the building construction

[@Gordon_2000]

More water evaporates because it is held by the green roof longer than a normal roof. The rest goes to the drain

[@DingoAteMeBaby]

until the concrete leaks

[@dervlamurphy1236]

How old can concrete get to before it starts to disintegrate?

[@DingoAteMeBaby]

concrete under hydrostatic pressure load, though im sure they would have an impermeable vapor barrier that can last decades
@@dervlamurphy1236

[@GowthamV07]

Makes sense for rooftop.
Very POOR example. But why would you spend all that money in a house with a concrete floor in the backyard. Just remove the concreate floor and you have all the land you want for your garden. STUPIDITY i must say. Instead of removing an unwanted material we are using more material to depict nature instead of working with nature.
But this system is only cost effective for rooftop garders where there is no natural soil in the first place.