Milan’s Bosco Verticale Brings Nature to the City EYE ON MILAN: ... This “vertical forest” comprises 111 apartments in two buildings, one 18 stories high and the other 26.

There are 21,000 plants inside Bosco Verticale — many of them, inside people’s homes. The price for these small but luxurious apartments are steep, but that’s the norm for most of Milan.

Bosco Verticale, Milan’s ‘multi-storey intensive living façade’ – winner of the 2015 Best Tall Building award and designed by Stefano Boeri Architetti – is being furnished by Molteni&C and Dada. The ...

Construction of the Bosco Verticale in Milan - aka the world's first vertical forest - is well underway and the building is anticipated to open this year, 2013.

Inhabitat spoke to Boeri Studio this January for an update on construction progress at the Bosco Verticale Vertical Forest in ... The largest apartment is around 450 sqm with a terrace of around ...

The landscape designer behind Milan’s famous Bosco Verticale has been selected to landscape two towers forming part of the db Group’s St George’s Bay project. Laura Gatti, a distinguished ...

The project, called Bosco Verticale (“vertical forest” in Italian), combines residential, office, and commercial space with a vertical woodland of 800 trees, 4,000 shrubs, and 15,000 other ...

Dubbed the vertical forest, Stefano Boeri Architetti’s latest project in a Milan suburb should influence tower design in the decades to come, says Ellis Woodman Italy may train more architects per ...

His work can be seen in One Central Park in Sydney, an apartment block whose windows are framed with foliage and flowers. The Bosco Verticale in Milan took a slightly different approach.