concept   rooftop gardens
13 commonsense assertions
Cultures (13) • Singapore (1) • Sweden (1) • Scandinavian countries (1) • architectural culture (1) • desert culture (1) • urban living (1) • Alaskan native communities (1) • Developed countries (1) • Developing countries (1) • Rural areas (1) • Saharan nomads (1) • inner cities (1) • suburban living (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 rooftop gardens Singapore Rooftop gardens are popular in modern urban architecture in Singapore to promote green spaces and reduce the urban heat island effect. 5
2 rooftop gardens Sweden In Sweden, rooftop gardens serve as green spaces and help reduce energy consumption. 5
3 rooftop gardens Scandinavian countries Rooftop gardens in Scandinavian countries are designed to withstand harsh weather conditions and heavy snowfall. 3
4 rooftop gardens architectural culture Rooftop gardens are popular in architectural culture for their functional, aesthetic, and environmental benefits in building design. 2
5 rooftop gardens desert culture Rooftop gardens in desert cultures require drought-resistant plants and water conservation techniques to adapt to arid climates. 2
6 rooftop gardens urban living Urban living culture is embracing rooftop gardens as a green space and agriculture trend in limited city areas. 2
7 rooftop gardens Alaskan native communities Rooftop gardens are uncommon in Alaskan native communities due to harsh environmental conditions and traditional lifestyle. 1
8 rooftop gardens Developed countries Rooftop gardens are seen as a sign of luxury and upscale city living in developed countries. 1
9 rooftop gardens Developing countries In developing countries, rooftop gardens are seen as a practical solution to address food scarcity and create green spaces in densely populated areas. 1
10 rooftop gardens Rural areas In rural areas, rooftop gardens are considered less practical compared to traditional gardens and farmland. 1
11 rooftop gardens Saharan nomads Saharan nomads have uncommon rooftop gardens due to harsh environmental conditions and traditional lifestyle. 1
12 rooftop gardens inner cities Rooftop gardens in inner cities are used to grow food, create green spaces, and promote community engagement. 1
13 rooftop gardens suburban living Rooftop gardens are less common in suburban areas due to the availability of individual garden space. 1