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Mosquitoes overrun Chinese complex turned into 'vertical forest'
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Drone tour through Chengdu's Qiyi City Forest Garden - CGTN
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Qiyi City Forest Garden - From grey to green: World cities uprooting the urban jungle | The Economic Times
Philip Oldfield on Twitter: "Qiyi City Forest Garden, Chengdu 826 apartments sold, but only a few actually occupied. This is due to a mosquito infestation caused by a lack of maintenance of
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Skyscrapers Dripping in Gardens Look Great — Until the Mosquitoes Swarm - Curbed
Built in 2018, the Qiyi City Forest Garden in Chengdu was meant to be a green paradise for residents. Up to 20 types of plants are grown at the balcon Stock Photo - Alamy
Qiyi City Forest Garden - From grey to green: World cities uprooting the urban jungle | The Economic Times
Qiyi City Forest Garden: the “Vertical Forest” in Chinese residential complex that becomes a mosquito-infested jungle – RANDOM Times •
Covered with 400 trees, this vertical forest city complex in China will absorb a whopping 22 tons of carbon dioxide every year. - Luxurylaunches
Qiyi City Forest Garden Complex - The Skyscraper Center
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Philip Oldfield on Twitter: "Qiyi City Forest Garden, Chengdu 826 apartments sold, but only a few actually occupied. This is due to a mosquito infestation caused by a lack of maintenance of
Hovergrown - The towers of the Qiyi City Forest Garden in... | Facebook
Built in 2018, the Qiyi City Forest Garden in Chengdu was meant to be a green paradise for residents. Up to 20 types of plants are grown at the balcon Stock Photo - Alamy
Residents shun Chinese 'vertical forest' housing project which attracted plagues of mosquitos | Daily Mail Online
Welcome to the jungle: plants overrun Chinese apartment blocks
Chinese city welcomes another 'vertical forest' in concrete jungle | Daily Sabah
Welcome to the jungle: plants overrun Chinese apartment blocks
