Francesca Gagliardi and Federico Rossi, the duo behind Milan-based Fondamenta, conjure geometric and spatial complexity.

It's been 10 years since the creation of the first vertical forest, Milan's Bosco Verticale. How has it inspired other ...

Italy never stops captivating and inspiring, especially abroad, where countless newspapers and magazines often feature its ...

Stefano Boeri’s Bosco Verticale, in Milan, is a beacon of biodiversity as much as a residential complex. More than 90 species of plants, trees, and shrubs grow on the facades of its two towers, and, ...

With neighbourhoods ranging from the stately historic centre to contemporary design hubs, Milan offers a distinct urban ...

By Dung Ngo Milan is among Italy’s largest and most influential ... the experimental Bosco Verticale was envisioned as a new model for sustainable design. Conceived by Boeri as an alternative ...

The Bosco Verticale in Milan, Italy, is a prime example ... symbols of national pride and cultural identity. The Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur, for example, are not only architectural marvels ...

Milan is a city that’s both local and global at once. It’s well known as Italy’s fashion and design ... landmark since the opening of Bosco Verticale in 2015, architect Stefano Boeri ...

The Bosco Verticale project Two residential towers, one 110 and the other 76 meters ... Alberi Milano (BAM), the largest unfenced park in the centre of Milan […] is the first project in Italy to be ...

Visitors pour in to Italy’s richest city lured by its mix ... while wisteria and ivy cloak the glass exterior in a nod to Bosco Verticale, the city’s iconic apartment-complex-turned-vertical ...

This issue plagues many projects aiming to integrate the built and natural worlds, such as Stefano Boeri’s seminal Bosco Verticale, which appeared similarly underplanted when it opened in 2014 but now ...

Bosco Verticale ... of towers by Rem Koolhass, Steven Holl and Jean Nouvel, the forested highrise was praised by the jury for bringing 800 trees and 14 thousand plants to the Milan skyline.