Asia's First Vertical Forest Is To Be Built In China To Solve Expanding Air Pollution? Find Out Here!

The famous designer of Bosco Verticale in Milan was recently revealed to convey the same work to the eastern Chinese city of Nanjing. The vertical forest design of architect Stefano Boeri surprisingly offers a feasible purpose in China. 

According to Architectural Digest, the concept is simple, which is to face the developing concerns over air pollution in solidly occupied Pukou district of Nanjing. The two garden towers suck up environmental carbon dioxide in exchange of producing oxygen in the circulating air.  

The initial measures propose that the structures are capable of absorbing some 25 tons of CO2 yearly and create 60 kilograms of oxygen every day. The 1,100 trees and 2,500 hanging plants will achieve this estimates, they'll be fastened to the towers' exterior. 

This kind of project is to be introduced in Asia for the very first time and dubbed as Asia's first vertical forests, Metro reported. The buildings will be maximized in every corner and are basically giant office towers veiled with plants, green basins and verandas. 

The shorter of the two, which is 108 meters high, will set out a Hyatt hotel. It also include retail outlets, food trade, eateries and swimming pool on the rooftop.

The highest tower measuring 200 meters is aligned to board a museum. In addition, the rooftop clubs as well as an architectural learning department are also committed to the building.

Their outer, will be 600 tall trees, 500 medium-size trees, and 2500 extended plants and shrubs, to coin a tower of ravishing greenery. The project, which is expected to be accomplished in 2018 will present as original designs of Boeri in other pollution-threatened Chinese cities.   

This is really an awesome idea of creating forests outwards in order to save hectares of space. The world will be an amazing place to live at with this health boosting environment and atmospheric friendly as well.