"Green architecture" became fashionable in the 70s of the XX century. Then the world began to think about the problems of environmental pollution and buildings with hanging plants on the facades and roof gardens.

CaixaForum Madrid Cultural Center, Madrid, Spain
The building of the CaixaForum Madrid Museum and Cultural Center was designed by the architectural firm Herzog and de Meuron. The green wall was given to the French botanist Patrick Blanc.

Residential building designed by Vincent Callebaut, Taipei, Taiwan
The design of a residential building in Taipei architect Vincent Callebaut (Vincent Callebaut) was inspired by the DNA model. The facade of the building is planned to be decorated with 23,000 trees. The first residents will be able to evaluate the garden house at the end of this year, when the construction is completed.

Spiral Tower, Toulouse, France
Architect Daniel Libeskind plans to complete the spiral green building in 2022. In the design of the building, the architect was assisted by landscape designer Nicolas Gilsoul, who introduced the idea of green natural "layers" of the building.

"Vertical forest", Milan, Italy
" Vertical forest " (Bosco Verticale) designed by the architectural firm Stefano Boeri (Stefano Boeri Architetti) was built in 2014. The ensemble of two residential towers is decorated with trees, shrubs, and flowers. Plantings not only revitalize the city, but also absorb carbon dioxide and produce oxygen.

Spiral, New York, USA
BIG Bureau has designed a skyscraper in New York City in the shape of a spiral. Next door to the building is the High Line Park, so we decided to use trees and climbing plants in the design of the terraces around the perimeter of the 300-meter tower.

Green Cast, Odawara, Japan
In the Green Cast project, architect Kengo Kuma created a lightweight version of the Green Wall. The facade of the building partially consists of panels, behind which there are pots with plants and ventilation systems, irrigation and drainpipes are built. Greenery in the building adorns not only the facade, but also grows on the roof, where residents of the upper floors can go.

Jalan Elok House, Singapore
Located off Orchard Road, Singapore's main shopping street, Jalan Elok is a three-story home with trees growing right in the kitchen and indoor walls covered with live plants that extend from the roof terrace to the entire height of the building. A green screen protects the outdoor area from prying eyes from the windows of neighboring buildings.

Parcel D, Puerto Rico
The creators of the Parcel D project of the Oppenheim Architecture + Design architectural group deliberately broke the concrete mass with greenery. The architects also considered the ecological use of water resources: rainwater collection, storage and filtration systems are designed to care for plants and save water.

WOHA School of Art, Singapore
The School of Art in Singapore is not only an educational institution for creative and talented people, but also a modern architectural project. The facades of the three buildings are covered with plants, and on the roof there is a recreation park and a running track.

FPT University of Technology Campus, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
There are few trees in Ho Chi Minh City, so we decided to decorate the campus of the FPT University of Technology with greenery and set up a garden in the courtyard. According to the project, the architectural group Vo Trong Nghia Architects will plant staggered plants on the facade. Such an architectural solution should not only improve the landscape, but also improve the environment.