Solforest Ecopark Luxury Complex Is The Future of Green Urban Development

Vertical living complexes are becoming increasingly popular in urban areas. They utilize a limited footprint in urban areas that are already strained for space and by planting trees on their vertical facade can reduce carbon dioxide by up to 22 tons per year. The Solforest Ecopark luxury complex is one of the tallest vertical gardens in the world. The twin 262 foot residential towers are covered in greenery at every corner with 404 trees planted around the facade to provide a green living space for tenants and to absorb carbon dioxide from the urban environment. Similar projects are planned all over the world’s urban sprawl with a proposed “Vertical Village” in Paris France and the “Qiyi City Forest Garden in Chengdu China.