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This pioneering residential tower in Milan is famous for cladding its facade with thousands of trees and shrubs. It represents a radical integration of nature into high-density urban living. The structure actively contributes to local biodiversity, improving air quality and mitigating the urban heat island effect, making it a landmark in ecological architecture.
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Where is Bosco Verticale located?
Bosco Verticale is in Milan, Italy, in the Porta Nuova district. The project consists of two residential towers designed by Stefano Boeri Architetti.
Why is Bosco Verticale called the Vertical Forest?
The towers are known for balconies planted with trees, shrubs, and other vegetation across the facades. The name Bosco Verticale literally means Vertical Forest in Italian.
When was Bosco Verticale completed?
Bosco Verticale was completed in the mid-2010s and quickly became one of Milan's most recognizable contemporary buildings. It won major architectural attention because it brought large-scale planting onto high-rise residential towers.
Who designed Bosco Verticale?
Bosco Verticale was designed by Stefano Boeri Architetti. The towers are often cited in discussions of urban biodiversity, green facades, and high-density residential architecture.
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