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<p>Danielforkin: </p> <hr /> <div>Au Natur-wall<br /> <br /> A wall system in the garden in which wildlife is protected and flood risks is reduced.<br /> <br /> I have created full designs and working drawings. The product is soon to be going through prototype stages.<br /> <br /> Follow the project on Facebook: [https://www.facebook.com/Au-Natur-wall-1705692626322343/ https://www.facebook.com/Au-Natur-wall-1705692626322343/]<br /> <br /> © All rights Reserved.<br /> <br /> Au Natur-wall has been chosen by my university for a student entrepreneurship award and won in 2016.</div>

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<p>Danielforkin: </p> <hr /> <div>My idea is a wall system that will be used as a building's boundaries known as Eco-Wall<br /> <br /> The Eco wall comprises of different section types which are; a pond based wall, a plant based wall, a sloping wall, a gravel section wall and a compost wall.<br /> <br /> The purpose of this idea is to;<br /> <br /> 1) Create a more sustainable drainage system that will help prevent flooding and help in times of drought<br /> <br /> 2) Create a more sustainable built environment that will help sustain wildlife and plant life.<br /> <br /> The wall is a 'cavity wall' system that replaces the traditional garden wall/fence.<br /> <br /> There are then 3 layers in the pond based, plant based and sloping wall; the bottom layer is a living environment for wildlife, the middle layer is the drainage system and the top layer holds either ponds, plants or both.<br /> <br /> Water that goes through the middle layer is taken into a storage underneath the garden and then retains water until it fills to a height, then is released into the public drainage system.<br /> <br /> The other two wall sections are the gravel wall; which is part of the drainage system and the compost wall section that is used to produce compost.<br /> <br /> All this together will produce a more scenic and sustainable environment, right by the occupants back door.<br /> <br /> © All rights Reserved.<br /> <br /> The Eco Wall has been chosen by my university for a student entrepreneurship award and won in 2016.</div>

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