徐世勳的政見中，所謂的綠色建築是什麼？

今年的選舉，天龍國有兩位無黨籍候選人的參選，讓整個台北市的選情增添了許多變數，其中一位我想大家都很清楚是科醫師，這邊就不多說了。
而另外一位則是松山信義區的徐世勳，如果要問當地選民對徐世勳的看法，大多是回答徐世勳的學經歷非常優秀傑出，還有幫他掃街拜票的小天使義工非常熱情，團隊展現出來的親切與禮貌令人印象深刻。
不過會上網的網民相信和我一樣，最關心的還是這位候選人能幫大家做什麼，其中我們先來看徐世勳提到的『最美麗的幸福台北』中的綠建築。
從上面的照片我們看到，徐世勳想推動的是森林公園，推動更多的綠地美化，綠色建築的部份官網中沒有著墨太多，但我心中想到的是『屋頂森林』和『空中花園』，如這篇文章中提到的：『美麗的《屋頂森林》計畫！』，所謂的屋頂森林，大家直接看下面的圖片就懂了。

 
Beirut has a chronic lack of green space. In search of a solution, Lebanese architect Wassim Melki has proposed covering the city's rooftops with trees. This computer generated image shows what Beirut's skyline would look like.

View of Beirut at dusk from the district of Gemmayzeh, taken in June 2009. The World Health Organization recommends 12 sq/m of green space per capita in urban areas. It estimates Beirut has only 0.8 sq/m per person.

This artist's impression of the "Wonder Forest" shows individual trees planted in pots, sitting on the rooftops in Beirut. Melki says that even with just one tree per rooftop, there would be as many trees as in New York's Central Park.
 
A bird's eye view of the projected impact. A recent United Nations Development Program report said that Beirut will add 300,000 new buildings in the next decade, leaving the already crowded city with virtually no public spaces.

Artist's impression of a sapling Savior tree in a basic tin pot. Melki claims that this simple method will avoid the need for complicated drainage systems.

Aerial view of Beirut today. The largest park, the Horsh al-Sanawbar -- seen in the bottom right of the image -- has been mostly closed to the public since the mid-1990s, according to the Beirut Green Project.

A computer generated aerial view of the city after Wonder Forest has been installed. Melki says: "Just imagine: The world's first rooftop garden city."
原文出處：Beirutopia: Could Lebanon's capital become a garden city?
假如台北未來能夠變成這樣，這是一件令人非常興奮的事情，如果徐世勳能順利進入台北市議會，希望他能夠努力的完成綠化台北的願景，給台北市民一個更加美麗的綠色都市。
對了！我小時候夢想的台北其實是下面的圖！這才是真正的『天龍國』啊！(幻想中)

天龍人住的天龍國，應該是充滿綠色的綠色建築物，甚至還可以飛到天空...(笑)