Living walls also known as vertical gardens is a type of urban gardening often designed as an art form to decorate buildings in cities. They are not only spectacularly beautiful, but they also help enliven a space, humidify the air and moderate indoor and outdoor building temperature.
Vertical garden of the Musee du Quai Branly in Paris, France, created by Patrick Blanc
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Ann Demeulemeester shop in Seoul, designed and implemented by Mass Studies
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SkyFarm, Toronto, Canada
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Vertical garden created by Patrick Blank
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Vertical garden created by Patrick Blank
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Living wall design created by Patrick Blanc, the CaixaForum museum, Madrid, Spain
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The green vertical garden workspace/house in Linkebeek, Belgium created by Samyn & Partners and Patrick Blanc
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Patrick Blanc Vertical Garden in Marché des Halles, Avignon, France
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15 stepped terraces of the ACROS Fukuoka building, Japan
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Living walls in the Netherlands
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Vertical garden created with modular garden tiles by Spanish firm Cerecasa
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