Urban nature

Incredible photos of trees growing in the city of Hong-Kong, a great demonstration of the tenacity of life! An interesting photographic series by photograph

Wild Concrete is a photographic series of Romain Jacquet-Lagreze that has been published as a photo book in May 2014. It is a series about the resilience of nature in an urban environment. Focusing solely on the phenomena of trees sprouting from residential buildings in the busy districts of Hong Kong, Wild Concrete compares the living conditions between plants and humans both growing in a harsh surroundings. In this series the trees share the same exceptional qualities as their human…

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nature is taking over the city ... or vice versa? everything a matter of perspective? - New York, Lower East Side -

Chateau Rolls Royce is an abandoned Belgian 18th century chateau, with a spectacularly overgrown greenhouse and orangery (orangerie).

Carlos Bañon Blazquez on Instagram: "/imagine Redefining urban living in Rio, marrying the raw strength of concrete with the delicate balance of nature. It stands as a structure that respects its environment by integrating natural formations and verdure into its very essence. The result is a living space that challenges the urban jungle, replacing it with a vision of what happens when urban design celebrates nature. It’s a bold step towards a future where buildings nurture the environment…

The inventor of green walls Patrick Blanc has created the Oasis of Aboukir green wall with waves of 7600 plants, unveiled at Paris Design Week.

This building is located on Diagonal in Barcelona. I had driven past it a couple of times and had always wanted to return to take photographs. This past weekend we packed the camera, and took an in…