"Bosco Verticale, meaning “Vertical Forest” in Italian, is a remarkable architectural project situated in Milan, Italy. It consists of two residential towers. Completed in 2014, the towers are characterized by their striking façades entirely covered in greenery, featuring trees, shrubs, and plants.

The purpose of Bosco Verticale is to bring nature back into the urban environment, counteracting the loss of green spaces in cities and promoting sustainability. The presence of over 20,000 plants within the complex contributes to improved air quality by filtering pollutants, reducing carbon dioxide levels, and generating oxygen. Additionally, the vegetation acts as a natural sound barrier and helps regulate the temperature, mitigating the heat island effect."