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Japan introduces urban vegetable gardens in train stations. Courtesy of popupcity.net Such projects are examples of how to cultivate different plant species — for human consumption or not — in other ways than growing directly on the ground. Although vertical greenery can assume different configurations depending on the structure, the species, and the context in which it is inserted, all these solutions have in common the optimization of open green spaces — even though occupying as little horizontal space as possible. In this sense, the impacts of plants on cities, which are already wide...

Copy When we were forced to be confined at home due to the self-quarantine policy of the COVID-19 global pandemic, everyone must have spent a tremendous amount of time looking out from their window. Sometimes when we are so exhausted with everyday work and life, we just wish to have a quick getaway to oceans and forests, somewhere close to the natural green. As few people would really like to reside in a city full of skyscrapers made of concrete and glass, architects and urban designers have come up with ways of inserting green spaces in urban fabric to increase residents’ physical activiti...

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The 4 main objectives of this twisting shape are: • Perfectly integrated in the North / South pyramidal profile of the Building Volume defined with the urban setbacks required by the Municiplaity of Taipei. • Generate a maximum of cascades of suspended open‐air gardens, not part of the F.A.R (floor area ratio). Thus, the planted balconies surface area can exceed the limit of the required 10%. • Offer to each inhabitant exceptional panoramic views on the skyline of Taipei by multiplying the transversal views, especially towards the very close Taipei 101 tower. • Generate from a f...

One of Toronto's oldest diners could be demolished for condo Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. Yet another luxury condo building is currently in the works for Toronto's Yorkville neighbourhood, and it could put the future of one of the city's oldest diners in jeopardy.  Greybrook Realty Partners announced Wednesday that they successfully closed an equity investment worth $41,765,000 to acquire five properties in Yorkville. The properties are located at 148, 152, and 156 Avenue Rd., as well as 224 and 234...