Discover China’s first 4th-generation vertical forest apartments—innovative eco-homes with smart design, massive green balconies, and a bold vision for sustainable urban living.

This “vertical forest,” as BBB terms it, takes inspiration from the Bosco Verticale–residential towers in Milan that went up in 2014 with as many as 11,000 plants lining the sides.

Italian architect Stefano Boeri is bringing nature into big cities with his "vertical forest" concept for sustainable high-rise homes, which promote urban biodiversity and improve the quality of ...

China is out to build a fleet of the most nature-incorporated architectural structures in the world. After a never-ending series of record-breaking glass bridges — and even a glass bathroom ...

Italian architect Stefano Boeri has unveiled plans for three cube-shaped vertical forest apartment blocks for Egypt’s new administrative capital, currently being built in the desert 30 miles ...

The very first vertical buildings were created in the group's home base, Milan, and housed 900 trees and over 20,000 plants and shrubs equal to the area of a 7,000-square meter forest. China's ...

To celebrate this anniversary, the Stefano Boeri Architetti studio together with the publisher Rizzoli have realized the book “BOSCO VERTICALE Morphology of a Vertical Forest” that traces the ...

You build a forest straight up into the sky. That’s the idea behind the Nanjing Vertical Forest, which is scheduled to be fully built by 2018, ...

Designed by Boeri Studio and developed by Hines, a vertical forest in the heart of one of the Europe's most polluted cities will include two residential towers 110 meters and 76 meters high.