Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

The other day, I saw something amazing near our construction site lol

Well, that's an unusual slope.

First, the first one

Isn't this amazing??

I'm not sure, but I think the vertical frame is 200 mm and the horizontal frame is 400 mm.

I've never seen a legal framework like this before lol

Plus, the side bars are so thick...

If you think about standard design, it’s pretty common to see sections with really thick vertical frames in on-site formwork construction, right?

However, this is a new situation for me.

Was this legal framework established for a specific purpose, was it a mistake on the part of the designer, or is it simply a special construction method?

Since it's black, does that make you wonder if there's some kind of colored powder in it??

 

Next is a view of the slope during construction.

If you look closely, I think it’s a vegetation mat laid over the sprayed mortar.

Why is that, I wonder??

Is this some new construction method??

Nagano Prefecture: Vegetation mats on top of mortar? (Or is it something else?)

I uploaded it.

They've laid something that looks like a vegetation mat on top of the mortar, right??

 

There were quite a few of them installed on the slopes in this area, and there were some installed below this site as well.

Is this probably on top of mortar, too??

They were almost all gone, and there wasn't a single blade of grass left.

Vegetation mat with a fertilizer bag. (There are so many similar products out there, so I can't really say for sure.)

 

I’ve done a lot of rock-face greening projects myself, but this is the first time I’ve seen it applied directly onto mortar.

Is it possible to plant greenery here??

If anyone is familiar with construction projects in this area of Nagano Prefecture, please let me know.

 

It's interesting because construction methods vary from region to region.

Whenever I see something unusual, I can't help but want to take a picture.

If you find any interesting slopes, please post them in the Q&A section or something, lol.

 

See you later.