This large-format global selection should fascinate readers with a taste for architecture, landscape architecture, and/or the environment. Yudina believes humans must reestablish contact with nature and also points out the practical value of plants and trees as air purifiers, microclimate regulators, noise buffers, and bases for biodiversity. A number of entries are truly visionary: vertical farms, plant-generated air conditioning, biological facades hosting moss or microalgae, [and] porous concrete walls that sustainably sup-port roots.