In land-scarce Singapore greenery too is going sky-ward, with a 24-storey condominium earning a Guinness record for boasting the world’s largest vertical garden.
Tree House condominium, completed in 2013 by property firm City Developments Limited, has covered its façade in nearly 2,300 square meters of greenery. [...]
The condo uses the plants as natural insulation to help filter pollution, absorb heat and reduce the amount of energy needed to cool individual units.
— blogs.wsj.com
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In less flashy photos, this looks more like a building with a south facing trellis for vines than it does a 'vertical garden':
http://cdn-sg2.pgimgs.com/images/thumb/5/d/a/c/5dacf734847385_1_V550.jpg
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