Stefano Boeri's Wonderwoods Vertical Forest in Utrecht stands at 104 meters, embodying a 'building/city' concept that integrates ecological design and urban functionality. Designed in collaboration with MVSA Architects, this tower features 360 trees and 50,000 plants on its balconies and terraces, emphasizing biodiversity and public life. The architecture encourages interaction with the environment, enabling non-human life through nesting spaces and seasonal changes in plant life. Utilizing new prefabrication methods, Wonderwoods represents a notable advancement in sustainable architecture and urban development.
The Wonderwoods Vertical Forest in Utrecht rises 104 meters and is described as a 'building/city' that supports biodiversity and environmental responsibility.
Boeri's design features 360 trees and 50,000 plants across terraces and balconies, promoting a rich ecological and functional habitat.
The facades include circular openings for native birds, showcasing an architecture that interacts dynamically with its environment.
Constructed through innovative prefabrication techniques, the Vertical Forest represents a significant evolution in sustainable architectural practices.
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