Assessing the user preferences and perception on green wall: case study at TRX Exchange

As urban temperatures rise due to climate change, cities face challenges that reduce comfort and the vitality of public spaces. This study evaluates the effectiveness of green walls compared to conventional concrete facades, focusing on thermal regulation, air quality, energy efficiency, aesthetics, and maintenance. Data will be collected through surveys of 34 respondents, users of spaces around the TRX Exchange, to assess perceptions and satisfaction with green walls. The research aims to identify the benefits of green walls in urban environments, expecting to find lower temperatures, reduced energy use, and improved air quality. The analysis reveals strong user preference for green walls, particularly for their environmental benefits, such as air purification and heat reduction. Users also perceive green walls as enhancing well-being, productivity, and focus, making them important for sustainable urban planning and improving quality of life in cities.