The vertical garden is an element that works for us. Each m2 of garden can absorb up to 2.5 kg of CO2, so harmful to humans, and can expel up to 1.9 kg of oxygen, so wherever they are, they are an important element for our health.

The vertical garden acts as an effective barrier against excessive heat and low temperatures. Its insulating effect is so powerful that in certain rooms you can even dispense with the use of air conditioning. Think that plants expel excess heat, as they do not need it.

One of the characteristics of vertical ecosystems is their great botanical variety. Depending on the place where they are installed, the botanical project will specify certain species or others, always prioritising survival over aesthetics. This variety offers a spectacle that conventional gardening would not be able to cope with.

Thanks to the landscaping of the roofs, we find a usable space that was generally considered unusable. This space, which we have already paid for in the construction of the building, is fitted out as a leisure area, thus taking advantage of all the benefits that a garden provides.

The creation of green spaces is one of the ways to fight climate change, especially in compromised spaces such as city centres, but also in less populated areas, where the vegetation of a canopy can work in a hostile environment, cleaning the air and making it healthier by reducing pollution.