This week the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) Awards Jury selected Bosco Verticale in Milan, Italy as the "2015 Best Tall Building Worldwide".

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Two miles east in Porta Nuova, the Bosco Verticale apartment complex, from 2014, embodies its name — “vertical forest” — with twin towers fully enveloped by vegetation that absorbs carbon ...

Bosco Verticale (vertical forest) is a pair of residential towers in the Porta Nuova district of Milan, Italy.

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 ...

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Laura Gatti, a distinguished landscape planner and agricultural scientist hailing from Milan, has been selected to spearhead the transformation of the residential component of the db Group's project ...

This just in: We no longer have to choose between living in the city or the forest. A pair of new towers in Milan, Italy, proves that we can have it both ways. The project, called Bosco Verticale ...

View from Milan's Bosco Verticale down to BAM park and across to the UniCredit Tower. Carlton Reid The Milan HQ for Italian real estate developer COIMA—2,000 square meters of upscale glass, iron ...

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