Newgrange (3200 bc)
Yes, this is probably the first green roof in Ireland, and quite a big one given the lack of elbow room down in the corridor.
This is also the very first post in our blog and the right place to introduce TEPUI to all of you, eco-minded people.
We are a small start up devoted to sustainability consultancy, project management and training for all kind of organisations (big, small, public and private).
Our name, TEPUI, is actually another kind of green roof... well, it is actually a table-like mountain with a full ecosystem on its top.
And why so many green roofs in a single post? Is TEPUI a distributor? No, we are not (I already said what we are), but these Sky Gardens are one of the Living Technologies that we want to promote in Ireland and Europe.
If we achive our goal, Newgrange will become the first of many more green roofs, and this will become the first of many more blog posts.
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I wanted to visit this
I wanted to visit this place. This is something that really needs to be treasure and well taken care.
Hey its great idea to have
Hey its great idea to have green roof. and in rainy season it will make whole envioenment cool. Good post.
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The green roof is also a
The green roof is also a good example of camouflage
This roof is so fantastic.
This roof is so fantastic. It is my first time to see this green roof. This place is so amazing, I hope i could visit this place.
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The way that this looks
The way that this looks reminds me of the tellatubbies. I am currious as to how they built this... is it dug underground and how deep does it go?
Really cool looking! I would
Really cool looking! I would love to visit and check it out for myself someday.
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Visiting some the ancient
Visiting some the ancient monuments in the Boyne Valley is a must for every visitor to Ireland. But nowhere can the past be experienced as impressively as within the central chamber of Newgrange. The Brú na Boinne (pronounced "broo-na-boyne") site is well managed and tours will provide an educational and above all unique experience. This is one of the places in Ireland that will take your breath away simply by being there. Even on a tight budget the tours should not be missed.fire pits cast ironit is nice article and nice
it is nice article and nice roof, when I was a kid I dreamed to have a tree house which can fit all our family and till now I dream about living in a green house. thanks. dhafir business developer visit me at sole f80 treadmill
The environmental benefits
The environmental benefits Green Roofs are crucial to any sustainable development plan because Sky-Gardens offers Storm water retention
Hopefully as your firm grows
Hopefully as your firm grows we'll see lots more green roofs popping up all over Ireland
This roof is so fantastic.
This roof is so fantastic. It is my first time to see this green roof. This place is so amazing, I hope i could visit this place.
I love the post and Im glad
I love the post and Im glad that I found it I hope that I will see your TEPUI take off and make a big hit in the minds of people as it has been planted in mine.
This is a great post! so
This is a great post! so interesting and informative, what a beautiful view here. keep it up!
Hopefully as your firm grows
Hopefully as your firm grows we'll see lots more green roofs popping up all over Ireland.
This post is really
This post is really interesting to me due to the fact that I live in Kansas and I've several different styles of "green roofs" within the state at different locations. These roofs definently have an advantage for not only going green but the insulation value for Kansas weather is a plus. Thanks for posting and looking forward to some more.
This was a great and
This was a great and interesting post. Surely not only me that see this green mountain will like this. Beautiful view here. Thank you.
I hope the best for you guys
I hope the best for you guys and I'll keep following! That green roof is amazing and I wonder if it's actually functional for the building or just...green! I'm for anything that's eco-friendly. Whether it's eco-living or eco-blogging! :)
Great blogpost. I love to
Great blogpost. I love to read more!
Gorgeous! I'm wondering
Gorgeous! I'm wondering about your next posts!
The environmental benefits
The environmental benefits Green Roofs are crucial to any sustainable development plan because Sky-Gardens offers Storm water retention, in turn reducing the risk of local flooding, Reducing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and increasing oxygen.
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Why aren't more Data Centres
Why aren't more Data Centres and similar high energy usage buildings located in cold climates where they can use natural ventilation for cooling? Data Centres are major power users with considerable carbon footprints. Such huge clusters of servers not only require power to run but also power to be cooled. It’s estimated that Data Centres, which house internet, business and telecommunications systems and store the bulk of our data, consume close to 4 percent of the worlds power supply. see http://www.datacentredesign.co
The current volume estimate of all electronic information is roughly 1.2 zettabytes, the amount of data that would be generated by every person in the world posting messages on Twitter continuously for a century. More stunning: 75 percent of the information is duplicative. By 2020, experts estimate that the volume will be 40 times greater than it was in 2010.
Yahoo's computer centre in New York uses natural ventilation to reduce cooling energy. It uses a "chicken coop" design providing a natural chimney. Each 120-foot by 60-foot coop module has louvers along the side of the building that allow fresh air to enter into the data centre. In the computer servers area, the fresh air enters the front of the servers, and then exits into a contained hot aisle, which is topped by a chimney that leads into the upper chamber of the coop. Depending on winter or summer conditions, the warm air can either be recirculated or vented through the cupola.
see http://www.datacentredesign.co/architectural-index.php
Wow! This was a great and
Wow! This was a great and interesting post. Surely not only me that see this green mountain will like this. Thanks for sharing . Keep it up!
There were many green roof
There were many green roof in Ireland in primitive age but there seems to be a huge reduction in the green roof at present .Pollution seems to be the principle cause of this. Contractor Software
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thanks man green mountain
thanks man green mountain
That was a fantastic
That was a fantastic creation. I look like a big mountain but its a building inside of a mountain. Its a green mountain. Thank you.
It is actually a table-like
It is actually a table-like mountain with a full ecosystem on its top. Beautiful view here. Thank you.
3200 BC and still standing?
3200 BC and still standing? I hope you incorporate the same structure builds, because that's imrpessive!
Beautiful view here. I
Beautiful view here. I wonder if we can get in see what's inside. I haven't heard of this.
I was there. Newgrange is
I was there. Newgrange is fantastic! i revommend to visit for everyone.
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