The environmental, economic and social dimensions represent the basic pillars of sustainable development - and the environmental dimension aims at achieving ecological balance, preserving the natural and constructed environment from the negative effects and its repercussions on human health and productivity. One of the most important pillars of sustainable architecture is to achieve a healthy internal environment where it must be ensured the system of materials and buildings does not cause the emission of toxic gases in the internal environment, and to ensure the quality of the indoor air through continuous purification, and to take advantage of the properties of plants used in the indoor spaces.
Green interior walls are one of the solutions of contemporary interior architecture, which began to be used mainly in architectural facades, and moved to the interior spaces to realize its multiple benefits - which include environmental, psychological and economic aspects, and green interior walls require adequate awareness of the structural and design style of it, and Drainage and feeding operations, taking into account the insulation system, and its construction loads.