Timeless architecture brimming with greenery
Palazzo Verde clearly bears the architect’s style: a pared-down, timeless architecture with trees and plants fanning out, as it were, across the cascading facades. A vertical urban forest, providing more green space in the city and a greater quality of life for residents.
Livability is completely central to this building: In addition to three collective roof gardens and large balconies, Palazzo Verde also has a spacious 360m² interior garden. Thus, all the apartments are connected to greenery.
Did you know that all the apartments in this building
have a terrace at the front and at the back?
“Continuity is the best way to respect the context of the neighbourhood. I wanted to create a design that was different. At the same time, I wanted my design to be coherent with the other designs.”
The architect's vision
Throughout his career, Boeri has been an ardent advocate of livable and thoughtful urban development. His firm is considered an authority on sustainable architecture, social housing and strategic urban development. The exponential growth of cities worldwide, and the rise in air pollution related to that, made him look to trees as a solution.
Trees and forests in the city can filter CO2 from the air and literally reoxygenate a city. Thus arose the idea of designing “vertical forests”: buildings almost entirely covered with trees and plants.
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number of trees on the building
2000
number of shrubs and plants on the building
5000
amount of CO² removed by the building from the air per year
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