Vertical Gardens by Patrick Blanc
Patrick Blanc’s Vertical Garden System, known as Le Mur Vegetal in French, is an ecological art form which has globally reinvented urban landscapes into fascinating displays of vegetation which allows both plants and buildings to live in harmony with one another and can be implemented anywhere: indoors or out and in any climatic environment.
Patrick Blanc is a French botanist and the inventor of the Vertical Garden. Patrick is also a scientist, working for the CNRS (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique) since 1982, Blanc’s vertical gardens have taken him around the world, creating incredible works for cities, public buildings, museums, hotels, commercial spaces and private residences.
Contents
- 1 Vertical garden in Madrid
- 2 Emporium Shopping Mall Bangkok
- 3 Galeries Lafayette – Berlin
- 4 Halles Avignon – Provence, Cote, d’Azue
- 5 Hotel Departement Hauts de Seine, Nanterre, Paris
- 6 London – the Athenaeum Hotel
- 7 Pacha the driver London
- 8 Pont Max Juvenal Aix en Provence
- 9 Quai de Branly Museum at Paris France
- 10 Quai de Branly Museum at Paris France
- 11 Astralia Cite de l’Espace Toulouse
Vertical garden in Madrid
Emporium Shopping Mall Bangkok
Galeries Lafayette – Berlin
Halles Avignon – Provence, Cote, d’Azue
Hotel Departement Hauts de Seine, Nanterre, Paris
London – the Athenaeum Hotel
Pacha the driver London
Pont Max Juvenal Aix en Provence
Quai de Branly Museum at Paris France
Quai de Branly Museum at Paris France
Astralia Cite de l’Espace Toulouse
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