Groundbreaking Park Royal Tower is Draped with Curtains of Greenery in Singapore

<a href="http://www.woha-architects.com/">WOHA Architects</a> are completely changing how skyscrapers are built with their Park Royal Tower in Singapore, which will feature twice as much greenery as the nearby Hong Lim Park. The high-end office and hotel tower features a podium absolutely overrun with <a href="http://inhabitat.com/vertical-gardens-by-patrick-blanc/">vertical gardens</a>, contoured green pathways, water features, and leafy terraces. When it is completed later this year, this groundbreaking project will boast a whopping 15,000 square meters of green space!

The Park Royal tower is slated for completion later this year

When complete, it will feature a whopping 15,000 square meters of green space

Creepers, palms, flowering plants, shade trees and a variety of other flora will adorn the veritable jungle in the sky!

The open-sided facade permits plenty of daylighting and promotes natural ventilation

An upscale hotel tower and office building, Park Royal will also feature a variety of water features including waterfalls.

Despite being constructed from concrete, the immense planting helps to mitigate the project's overall footprint.