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The Top 7 Living Walls In Our World

Take a look below at our picks of the top 7 living walls from around the world and gain inspiration for your next build.

Overview

Living walls are a stunning statement in any environment and can be found all around the world. From health and wellness benefits, to stunning attractions, to supporting green building, there are many reasons greenwalls have spiked in popularity. Take a look below at our picks of the top 7 living walls from around the world and gain inspiration for your next build.

 


 

Patrick Blanc’s greenwall at Musee Du Quai Branly - Paris

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Built in 2004, this stunning green wall was created by one of the living wall pioneers, Patrick Blanc, in collaboration with renowned architect Jean Nouvel. The wall itself contains more than 15,000 plants, carefully selected from over 150 different species to thrive in this unique vertical environment. Towering at 40 feet tall and stretching an impressive 650 feet wide, the green wall covers an extraordinary surface area and serves as a vivid example of large-scale biophilic design. Its expansive reach and lush diversity create not only a striking visual landmark but also a living ecosystem that supports biodiversity in an urban setting. The collaboration between Blanc and Nouvel reflects a visionary integration of architecture and nature, where engineering meets artistry to transform a concrete structure into a vibrant, living canvas. Today, the wall stands as an iconic representation of sustainable design, inspiring architects, designers, and city planners around the world to think greener and build with nature in mind.

 

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The Oasia Hotel in Singapore

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This green wall was designed by an architectural firm WOHA, in Singapore. Installed in 2018, it consists of 21 different types of plants. The thought in mind when deciding to “go green” was that it not only adds a creative, enticing design, but also gives wellness benefits and contributes to a more positive impact on the environment.

 

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Universidad del Claustro de Sor Juana, Mexico City

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This jaw-dropping green wall spans more than 2,800 square feet, making it a truly monumental example of vertical greenery. Designed and installed by the innovative team at Verdevertical, the project was driven by a vision to infuse urban spaces with nature and promote a healthier, more sustainable environment. By integrating plant life into the built environment, Verdevertical not only introduced a visually stunning natural element but also contributed to ecological restoration within the city.

Green walls like this one do more than just beautify—they actively purify the air by filtering out pollutants and producing oxygen, creating cleaner and healthier surroundings. Studies have shown that exposure to greenery in everyday environments can significantly enhance mental health, reduce stress, and improve overall well-being. Whether featured in commercial buildings, public spaces, or residential developments, these living installations bring measurable benefits to any location. The result is not just a striking visual feature, but a powerful tool for urban resilience, environmental responsibility, and improved quality of life. Through projects like this, Verdevertical continues to lead the way in sustainable design and urban greening initiatives.

 

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Biggest Living Greenwall in Bel Air, CA, United States

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Installed in 2019 by Daniel Meyer of GrowUp Greenwalls, this 10 ft tall and 105 ft wide living wall sits in the backyard of a home in Bel Air, California. With a view overlooking the canyons of LA, the owners wanted to create a privacy wall around the back that was beautiful, functional, and brought green to the surroundings.

 

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The Palace Hotel in London

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This wall made history as one of the largest living vertical walls in London. The Biotecture horticultural team were recently on site at this iconic hotel, to carry out essential spring maintenance on their 350 square meter living wall, in preparation for the hotel’s reopening after months of lockdown.

Chichester-based company, Biotecture, has designed, grown and installed Europe’s largest living wall, at the McArthurGlen Designer Outlet in Ashford – making it one of the world’s greenest shopping centers. (source)

 

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Kö-Bogen II office block in Düsseldorf, Germany

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This green wall, created by Ingenhoven Architects, covers 5 miles of an entire office building and is truly stunning. Kö-Bogen II was created with over hornbeam hedges, which are native to the area and can survive through each season. Ingenhoven Architects created this wall in hopes to pave the way for future building, and create a city that is more climate-friendly and sustainable.

 

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