These 'vertical forests' could transform a Brussels wasteland into luxury apartments
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Vincent Callebaut Architecture
A proposal to redevelop Tour and Taxis in Brussels, Belgium.
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If approved by Brussels, a new proposal could turn the entire area into luxury housing, restaurants, shops, office space, and greenhouses.
In late 2016, the design firm Vincent Callebaut Architecture sent the fantastical masterplan to the city government, and is waiting to hear if it will move forward, lead architect Vincent Callebaut tells Business Insider.
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