Urban Greenery
The Intercontinental Sanya Resort is in Sanya, Hainan, China

The Intercontinental Sanya Resort is in Sanya, Hainan, China

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18 Kowloon East by aedas

via DesignBoom

“International design practice aedas has completed ‘18 kowloon east’, a 28-storey mixed-use building in  Kowloon, China. Seeking to balance out the heavily industrialized blocks  making up the site, the design features a multi-storey green base that  provides a ‘greening effect’ within the neighbourhood.”
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“International design practice aedas has completed ‘18 kowloon east’, a 28-storey mixed-use building in Kowloon, China. Seeking to balance out the heavily industrialized blocks making up the site, the design features a multi-storey green base that provides a ‘greening effect’ within the neighbourhood.”

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Roof garden in Chengdu, Sichuan, China
Photo by Murray Lines
TrekLens | Roof Garden Photo

Roof garden in Chengdu, Sichuan, China

Photo by Murray Lines

TrekLens | Roof Garden Photo

MAD Architects Call Their Skyscraper an “Urban Forest” : TreeHugger
Greening Guangzhou | cleanerairforcities
MAD Architects Unveil Urban Forest Skyscraper For China | Inhabitat

“Inspired by mountainous Chinese landscapes and the traditional villages built their hillsides, MAD Architects has unveiled plans to create a towering vertical Urban Forest. Designed for Chongqing, China, the projects consists of a stacked vertical forest set in the heart of the city, designed to bring more nature and open space in a dense and compact way. MAD Architects is becoming more known for their sustainable designs, and hopefully the green design aspects of this new tower extend beyond the garden spaces on each floor.”

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MAD Architects Unveil Urban Forest Skyscraper For China | Inhabitat

“Inspired by mountainous Chinese landscapes and the traditional villages built their hillsides, MAD Architects has unveiled plans to create a towering vertical Urban Forest. Designed for Chongqing, China, the projects consists of a stacked vertical forest set in the heart of the city, designed to bring more nature and open space in a dense and compact way. MAD Architects is becoming more known for their sustainable designs, and hopefully the green design aspects of this new tower extend beyond the garden spaces on each floor.”

Read and see more at Inhabitat

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Green roof, vertical garden, and public park in plans for “Shenzen 4 Tower in 1”, Shenzen, China

via SpaceInvading

Green roof, vertical garden, and public park in plans for “Shenzen 4 Tower in 1”, Shenzen, China

via SpaceInvading

Mass Studies entry for a MAD Architectural competition to design the city centery of Guiyang, China.
Click-through to view the rest of the remarkable designs.

Mass Studies entry for a MAD Architectural competition to design the city centery of Guiyang, China.

Click-through to view the rest of the remarkable designs.

roof gardens in Chongqing, China
from Brad Templeton

roof gardens in Chongqing, China

from Brad Templeton

Green roofs in Hangzhou, China

Green roofs in Hangzhou, China

Living Steel Competition Winners Announced - Knafo Klimor Architects
“Israeli firm Knafo Klimor Architects developed a vertical garden scheme. The Agro-housing concept presents a new urban and social vision that addresses chaotic urbanisation problem by creating a new order in the city. The idea behind Agro-housing is to create a space close to home where families can produce their own food supply according to their own abilities, tastes and choices to promote independent living, freedom and potentially provide additional income. In addition, these greenhouse spaces become a natural gathering place for the community to interact. Agro-housing is a place for living, but in essence, it is a model for a new urbanity.”
via treehugger

Living Steel Competition Winners Announced - Knafo Klimor Architects

“Israeli firm Knafo Klimor Architects developed a vertical garden scheme. The Agro-housing concept presents a new urban and social vision that addresses chaotic urbanisation problem by creating a new order in the city. The idea behind Agro-housing is to create a space close to home where families can produce their own food supply according to their own abilities, tastes and choices to promote independent living, freedom and potentially provide additional income. In addition, these greenhouse spaces become a natural gathering place for the community to interact. Agro-housing is a place for living, but in essence, it is a model for a new urbanity.”

via treehugger

Roof Garden in Shanghai, China
from singlebeagle

Roof Garden in Shanghai, China

from singlebeagle