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Bosco Verticale

Milan, Italy

Bosco Verticale, Milan
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Unlike traditional skyscrapers, its terraces are home to over 800 trees, creating a vertical ecosystem in the city.

Bosco Verticale is a complex of two residential towers in Milan, completed in 2014. The buildings, 111 and 76 meters high, were designed by Boeri Studio. Over 800 trees, 5000 shrubs, and 15,000 perennial plants were planted on their terraces, creating a unique vertical ecosystem. This project is an example of sustainable architecture, integrating nature with the urban environment. The building has received international recognition, including the International Highrise Award in 2015. A visit allows for observation of an innovative approach to greenery in urban planning.

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Sources: pl.wikipedia.org, stefanoboeriarchitetti.net

How long does it take to visit Bosco Verticale?

Plan about 30 min.

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