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trapping particulate matter from the air and absorbing carbon dioxide and pollutants from the atmosphere.
effect. By providing shade and maximising this sustainability strategy can help costs by as much as 50%. Enhancing biodiversity and habitat creation the easy movement of species and the spread of genetic diversity. Linking up spaces can help create interconnected human disturbance. Incorporating sustainable materials
into landscape design also plays a critical role in enhancing an urban space’s environmental performance. Aluminium landscape edging and other sustainable materials mitigate issues require less energy to produce. Regulating local temperatures design can substantially help regulate evapotranspiration and shading. and preventing fragmentation can ensure they remain compact and provide more consistent and reliable cooling effects. Strategic placement of vegetation and
garden boundaries can also play a crucial role. The arrangement of plants and other dissipate heat more effectively. Encouraging a greater sense of community The UK’s social and cultural needs are
holistic approach that integrates biophilic demands and focuses on community. urban spaces can cater for a myriad recreational events through to urban agriculture. This ensures they remain communities.
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seating options also means green spaces are safe and accessible to every member of the community. and pride in the local community and leaves residents and visitors keener to
undertake regular maintenance and care and aesthetically pleasing. The rise in average UK temperatures and increased urban development means the utilisation of green spaces to reduce the urban heat island effect and provide cooling and inviting environments cannot be understated. and experienced landscape edging and to design futureproofed urban spaces
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