Gennaro Brooks-Church is a talented artist who specializes in creating living walls. He is the founder of Eco Brooklyn, a company that specializes in sustainable building and gardening practices, and has made a name for himself as a pioneer in the field of living wall design and installation.
A living wall is a wall covered in plants, typically grown in a vertical garden system. These walls not only add greenery to a space, but also have many benefits for the environment and human health. They improve air quality, reduce noise pollution, and provide a space for wildlife to flourish.
Gennaro's passion for living walls started when he realized the potential for these vertical gardens to bring nature back into the city and improve urban life. He has been designing and installing living walls for over a decade and has become a leading expert in the field. He has worked on a wide range of projects, from small residential gardens to large commercial spaces, and has a talent for creating unique and beautiful designs that seamlessly blend into the environment.
His work has been featured in numerous magazines and blogs, and he is a sought-after speaker and educator on the topic of living walls. Gennaro's commitment to sustainable practices and his talent for creating beautiful living spaces have made him a respected figure in the world of eco-friendly design and architecture.
Whether you are looking to add some greenery to your home, create a beautiful and sustainable space for your business, or simply learn more about living walls, Gennaro Brooks-Church is an artist worth checking out.
I am charmed by our neighbor, Chris’s vertical garden at the lykke townhome neighborhood in Bozeman, Montana. We live in the townhome adjacent to Chris….where we have one side of our deck overlooking an unattractive space. We’re interested in erecting a vertical garden like Chris’s in that space. He has not been available to talk to about this idea since we’ve been in Bozeman since mid July. We visited with him last summer about his very attractive fence. He was encouraging at that time to duplicate the fence.
My main question is-how do I go about purchasing and installing a vertical garden?
Thank you so much. Pat Wagner
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