Bosco Verticale

Bosco Verticale is the Boeri Studio project in Porta Nuova, consisting of two residential towers, described by the designer as 110 and 76 metres high. Its distinctive staggered projecting balconies support trees and other planting, making vegetation part of the façade design. The published project period is 2007–2014. This is a residential architecture selection: the reviewed designer page does not offer a public interior or observation-deck ticket. Plan exterior architectural viewing from the surrounding public area and do not assume access to private balconies or apartments. Independent recognition adds to its architectural interest: Bosco Verticale won the International Highrise Award for 2014/15, and the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat named it Best Tall Building Worldwide in 2015. These dated awards recognise the project; they do not turn the residential towers into a public visitor attraction.

Who this place suits

Contemporary residential towers with planted projecting balconies

Practical details

Plan exterior viewing and respect residential access; no public interior or observation-deck booking was established in this review.

Sources and editorial scope

Bosco Verticale — official service / visit information · International Highrise Award — Bosco Verticale 2014/15 winner · Skyscraper Center — Bosco Verticale award record

This profile’s relevant service and visitor details were reconciled with the guide on 13 October 2026. Individual source dates are retained in the linked guide. No firsthand visit or quality rating is claimed.