China's Forest City; A Way to Air Pollution

China's forest city is the first innovative action to fight urban pollution by targeting the cities themselves. A design that was introduced by Italian design and implemented in China.
The percentage of pollution in the city of southwestern China has not yet reached a critical level, but over time, the pollution of air in large cities such as Liuzhou is constantly increasing and will reach its critical point. One of the newest proposals to tackle the pollution that has been laid down in the city today is turning it into a forest city. Maybe this Chinese forest city will start a new wave of pollution in city.

Italian designer Stefano Baueri believes that building skyscrapers with plants and placing them next to other buildings can help reduce the pollution of cities. The news of the design and construction of a forest city in Liuzhou, June 22, by Stefano Bowery, became a hot topic.
In April, the company announced it plans to build two green skyscrapers called Nanjing Green Towers; skyscrapers that include about 1100 trees and 2500 lush bushes of various species on their roofs and balconies. The design of these two skyscrapers is similar to the double towers designed by Bowie earlier in Milan. Another tower in the city of Lesonne, Switzerland, will be unveiled in early 2018, according to the same plan.

The ultimate goal of the Bowery is to build a forest city in Liuzhou and unveil it by 2020, becoming one of the most modern ways to fight air pollution in big cities. Below are the screenshots of the Bowery designs, along with a description of each of them, which is not unprotected.

The design of the Boyeri Forest City will be implemented in the Liaozhou Mountainous Region and is ready by 2020.

The project will eventually cover a city with skyscrapers of about 40,000 trees and more than a million plants of other 100 different species of plants, according to Mayor Liouzou.

The plants will absorb about 10,000 tons of carbon dioxide per year and 57 tons of pollution each year, statistically equivalent to subtracting 2100 cars from existing urban traffic.

A small part of the city with a population of 1.5 million people will be rebuilt with hospitals, hotels, companies, schools and new homes.

Based on the design, most of the city will provide energy from clean and renewable energy sources such as solar energy.
Based on the design, the majority of its energy city began in early 2017 to build another Boyer project in Nanjing, China. The green boulevards in this city will end in late 2018 and will include several companies, a 247-bed room luxury hotel, a museum and an architectural school. It will provide clean and renewable energy sources like solar energy.

The Nanjing green skyscrapers will eventually be similar to the design of the project in Milan. 360-square-meter skyscraper, now available in Milan.
Although single green skyscrapers in a city do not significantly affect the reduction of pollution, projects such as the Chinese forest city can have significant effects on reducing environmental pollution.
The designer of the project, Mr Stefano Baueri, said in an interview with the Guardian that forest cities such as the same plan can create big changes in the Chinese environment. Otherwise, Chinese officials have said:

Urban modern system is now like a nightmare. It's time to come up with a new plan to propose better models of a big city that is not just about getting bigger and more advanced, but a simple, small, and green system.