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Antigravity Forest
The Athenaeum Hotel in London is getting a green façade makeover. The sides of the eight-story building will be turned into an “antigravity forest” consisting of more than 12,000 plants.
French botanist Patrick Blanc is the artist behind this unusual gardening design. He’s done similar work at a Portuguese shopping mall and other structures, but this is his largest project.
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I agree with Old Scout! Ya gotta think work before play.
This is easy on the eyes, I wonder what the up-keep is to maintain the greenery?
cool.super cool
lol
that would be hard to water 
Looks sorta weird!!!!
cool!