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1. Bosco Verticale View this image › This rendering by architect Stefano Boeri features the first urban vertical forest, Bosco Verticale in Milan.The pair of apartment skyscrapers are built to sustain the equivalent of 2.5 acres of forest extending towards the sky. Via: inhabitat.com View this image › The soon-to-be-completed towers feature cantilevered balconies, wind and solar systems, and greywater recycling systems that irrigate the 5,000 shrubs, 480 big and medium size trees, 250 small size trees, and 11,000 ground-cover plants chosen for the project. Source: treehugger.com 2. The "Tower Flower" View this image › The "Tower Flower," designed and built by architect Edouard Francois in Paris's 17th arrondissement, contains 380 giant concrete flower pots embedded in each of the apartment building's balconies.Image by Paul Raftery 3. A (literal) Tower of Flowers View this image › Via: underage-thinking4. The Stairscraper: "A Desert Green" View this image › The "Stairscraper" was a winning design by Barcelona-based architect Nabito in the Total Housing Competition. The "horizontal landscape city," reportedly scheduled for completion in Abu Dhabi in 2015, will allow each apartment to have its own balcony and roof garden.Via:designboom.com5. Living Wall at the Birmingham NEC View this image › This wall at the LG Arena in Birmingham features a "compost modular system" built into a steel sub structure. Check out the full project gallery created by the UK's "preeminent supplier of Living Walls."Via: bluestemnursery.blogspot.com6. Living Wall at Westfield Shopping Centre View this image › This living wall in Shepherds Bush is the largest "Living Wall" in Europe. It features a fully automatic zoned irrigation and rainwater harvesting system. Via: scotscapelivingwalls.net7. Cascading Water Garden View this image › A private London residence designed by Biotecture Ltd. and maintained by ScotscapeVia: scotscapelivingwalls.net8. Edgware Road Installation View this image › This living wall at Edgware Road tube station is an experimental installation measuring how efficiently such walls reduce PM10s (particulate matter) from the atmosphere, which is a respiratory hazard. Via: scotscapelivingwalls.net9. Hydroponic Interior Wall View this image › Designed by Biotecture Ltd. for an office in NorwayVia: scotscapelivingwalls.net10. Phyto Universe View this image › The Phyto Universe hair-care center on Lexington Avenue was New York's first vertical garden. Created in 2006 by Patrick Blanc, a scientist from the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique and Engineer Laurent Corradi, the garden covers 2,900 square feet and includes 9,000 species.Via: verticalgardenpatrickblanc.com View this image › Via: luxist.com11. Le Mur Vegetal at the Musée du quai Branly View this image › Le Mur Vegetal (or "Vertical Garden") by Patrick Blanc in Paris. Blanc is known as the father of the vertical garden, through which he combines artistry and botany to accomplish astonishing transformations of urban spaces.Via: verticalgardenpatrickblanc.com12. The Pont Max Juvénal Overpass View this image › Designed by Patrick Blanc in Aix-en-Provence, France (2008)Via: bluestemnursery.blogspot.comFor contrast... View this image › Via: urbantimes.co13. Madrid Caixa Forum View this image › This Patrick Blanc-designed vertical garden on an exterior wall of a former power station features 15,000 plants and 250 different species. Via: brisbane.concreteplayground.com.au14. Living Walls in the Netherlands View this image › These living walls (also designed by Patrick Blanc) are covered in felt and rock wool, which helps irrigate the embedded plant life.Via:brisbane.concreteplayground.com.au15. Recycled Bottle Herb Garden View this image › Recycled bottles filled with soil and herbs provide a functional herb garden at a family home in Sao Paulo. Designed by Rosenbaum.Via: inhabitat.com16. Hanging Desert Garden View this image › At the organic medicinal herb farm Rio Abajo RIo, in Abiquiu, New Mexico.Via: rioabajorio17. Modular Tetris Garden View this image › Modular garden tiles produced by Spanish company Ceracasa can be configured in an infinite number of patterns.Via: myverticalgarden18. Chimney Garden View this image › Designed by Mike Weinmaster at a luxury condo building in Vancouver.Via: blogs.vancouversun.com19. A Sears Swathed in Green View this image › Designed by Mike Weinmaster in Vancouver.Via: blogs.vancouversun.com20. The Semiahmoo Library View this image › Designed by Mike Weinmaster in Surrey. View this image › Via: greenovergrey.com21. An Alternative "Greenhouse" Unlike traditional "greenhouses," these houses are covered by (rather than filled with) plant life. View this image › Via: databerries22. View this image › A contemporary private residence was designed by the Belgian architects Samyn and Partners and their botanical specialist, Patrick White.Via: belleinterior.com23. "Green Cast" Plantered Façade View this image › This Japanese structure designed by Kengo Kuma and Associates is covered in slanted planters made out of aluminum cast from decayed styrene foam.Via: kkaa.co.jp24. Villa Cascais View this image › A vertical garden designed by landscape architecture firm Proap at a villa in Lisbon, Portugal.Via: verticalgardendesign.com25. Florafelt Pocket Garden View this image › Constructed using the florafelt planters produced by "Plants On Walls"Via: plantsonwalls.com26. Singaporean Office Garden View this image › An award-winning interior garden created by Tierra Design / POD for a building in Singapore's Central Business District.Via: somme27. Succulent Collages View this image › Via: undermatic28. View this image › Via: gardendancing.blogspot.com29. View this image › Via: pinterest.com30. View this image › Via: woseph31. A Patio of Pots View this image › Via: resimhayattir.com32. Vertical Veggie Garden View this image › Via: unconsumption33. Evergreen Indoor Herb Garden View this image › Via: the-more-u-know34. Ascending Hotel Horticulture View this image › Designed by the Canadian firm Green Over Grey Living Walls and DesignVia: greenovergrey.com35. San Vicente de Raspeig Children's Library View this image › Designed by architect Jose Maria Chofre Via: mymodernmet.com36. "Gardens by the Bay" View this image › Created by Wilkinson Eyre Architects for the National Parks Board of SingaporeVia: pinterest.com37. The "Urban Cactus" View this image › The Urban Cactus is an architectural project in Rotterdam created by UCX Architects, and includes 98 residential units on 19 floors with staggered balcony gardens.Via: inhabitat.com38. Aquapura Hotel View this image › Designed by Rebelo de Andrade in Lisbon, Portugal.Via: doverdesignuk39. Gravity-Defying Bike Path View this image › An exterior wall at a restaurant in Mexico City.

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