Madrid begins installation of vertical gardens on the M-30 at Ventas

The environmental improvement project involves an investment of 5.3 million euros for the area.

Installation of vertical gardens on urban infrastructure in Madrid.
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Installation of vertical gardens on urban infrastructure in Madrid.

Madrid City Council has launched work to create new vertical gardens on the M-30, specifically in the Ventas area, with a budget of 5.3 million euros.

The project, managed by Madrid Calle 30, aims to integrate sustainable elements into one of the capital's busiest roads. This initiative is part of municipal efforts to improve environmental quality and the urban landscape in districts affected by the road infrastructure.
The plan includes installing vegetation systems on M-30 walls and structures, using techniques that allow plants to grow on vertical surfaces. The total investment of 5.3 million euros covers both construction and the installation of irrigation systems required to maintain these green areas.