In the heart of Jesolo, one of Italy's most renowned seaside resorts, we have created a vertical garden that redefines urban space and enhances JF Kennedy Square, transforming it into a more welcoming and sustainable environment.
Inspired by the movement of sea waves, the design of this green wall integrates 3,500 plants that gently move with the wind, evoking the deep connection between the city and its predominant natural element: water. This vertical green installation contributes to urban redevelopment, improving the aesthetics and visual experience of the square for both citizens and tourists. In addition to its aesthetic value, this project offers numerous environmental benefits, improving air quality and contributing to the reduction of urban pollution. The green wall also helps mitigate summer temperatures due to the natural thermal insulation properties of greenery, promoting greater urban comfort.
This green façade, set in a context of bio-architecture and sustainability, represents a perfect combination of nature and design, demonstrating how vertical green solutions for public spaces can improve the urban landscape and collective experience.