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Originally Posted by colemonkee
My only two gripes are the grates on the left side of the core not being a consistent color (that will age very poorly) and the fact that the architects were way too ambitious in the renderings of the greenery on the right side of the core.
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Something residential along these lines, called Bosco Verticale in Milan, Italy actually worked.
I think it's even worth posting it on here in case you wouldn't have seen it yet.
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However, it has always failed in Paris so far, despite the promises of a number of renderings.
You'd end up thinking some developers and architecture firms have been into some gross greenwashing.
The couple of residential buildings in Milan must require a special treatment of sorts that was never actually or seriously tried over here.
The result is effective and convincing to their Bosco Verticale anyway.