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Chineses abandonam apartamentos depois que plantas invadiram casas

Complexo tinha o intuito de ser um jardim vertical, mas insetos afastaram moradores. Dos mais de 800 apartamentos vendidos, poucos foram ocupados

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Chengdu (China), 15/09/2020.- A photo taken with a drone shows an aerial view of Qiyi City Forest Garden residential buildings complex in Chengdu, China, 15 September 2020. The Chengdu Qiyi City Forest Garden project was launched in 2018. Residents were promised a modern eco-paradise and specially-designed balconies for growing plants. According to the project'Äôs estate agent all apartments were sold out by April 2020. Plants have, however, overgrown as tenants refused to move in after finding out that the plants attracted thousands of mosquitos. Only few families have moved in because of the infestation, state media have reported. (Estados Unidos) EFE/EPA/SUNLING CHINA OUT
Chengdu (China), 15/09/2020.- A photo taken with a drone shows an aerial view of Qiyi City Forest Garden residential buildings complex in Chengdu, China, 15 September 2020. The Chengdu Qiyi City Forest Garden project was launched in 2018. Residents were promised a modern eco-paradise and specially-designed balconies for growing plants. According to the project'Äôs estate agent all apartments were sold out by April 2020. Plants have, however, overgrown as tenants refused to move in after finding out that the plants attracted thousands of mosquitos. Only few families have moved in because of the infestation, state media have reported. (Estados Unidos) EFE/EPA/SUNLING CHINA OUT
Chengdu (China), 15/09/2020.- Balconies at Qiyi City Forest Garden residential buildings complex are overrun by plants in Chengdu, China, 15 September 2020. The Chengdu Qiyi City Forest Garden project was launched in 2018. Residents were promised a modern eco-paradise and specially-designed balconies for growing plants. According to the project'Äôs estate agent all apartments were sold out by April 2020. Plants have, however, overgrown as tenants refused to move in after finding out that the plants attracted thousands of mosquitos. Only few families have moved in because of the infestation, state media have reported. (Estados Unidos) EFE/EPA/SUNLING CHINA OUT
Chengdu (China), 15/09/2020.- Balconies at Qiyi City Forest Garden residential buildings complex are overrun by plants in Chengdu, China, 15 September 2020. The Chengdu Qiyi City Forest Garden project was launched in 2018. Residents were promised a modern eco-paradise and specially-designed balconies for growing plants. According to the project'Äôs estate agent all apartments were sold out by April 2020. Plants have, however, overgrown as tenants refused to move in after finding out that the plants attracted thousands of mosquitos. Only few families have moved in because of the infestation, state media have reported. (Estados Unidos) EFE/EPA/SUNLING CHINA OUT
Chengdu (China), 15/09/2020.- A photo taken with a drone shows an aerial view of Qiyi City Forest Garden residential buildings complex in Chengdu, China, 15 September 2020. The Chengdu Qiyi City Forest Garden project was launched in 2018. Residents were promised a modern eco-paradise and specially-designed balconies for growing plants. According to the project'Äôs estate agent all apartments were sold out by April 2020. Plants have, however, overgrown as tenants refused to move in after finding out that the plants attracted thousands of mosquitos. Only few families have moved in because of the infestation, state media have reported. (Estados Unidos) EFE/EPA/SUNLING CHINA OUT

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Chengdu (China), 15/09/2020.- A photo taken with a drone shows an aerial view of Qiyi City Forest Garden residential buildings complex in Chengdu, China, 15 September 2020. The Chengdu Qiyi City Forest Garden project was launched in 2018. Residents were promised a modern eco-paradise and specially-designed balconies for growing plants. According to the project'Äôs estate agent all apartments were sold out by April 2020. Plants have, however, overgrown as tenants refused to move in after finding out that the plants attracted thousands of mosquitos. Only few families have moved in because of the infestation, state media have reported. (Estados Unidos) EFE/EPA/SUNLING CHINA OUT
Chengdu (China), 15/09/2020.- A photo taken with a drone shows an aerial view of Qiyi City Forest Garden residential buildings complex in Chengdu, China, 15 September 2020. The Chengdu Qiyi City Forest Garden project was launched in 2018. Residents were promised a modern eco-paradise and specially-designed balconies for growing plants. According to the project'Äôs estate agent all apartments were sold out by April 2020. Plants have, however, overgrown as tenants refused to move in after finding out that the plants attracted thousands of mosquitos. Only few families have moved in because of the infestation, state media have reported. (Estados Unidos) EFE/EPA/SUNLING CHINA OUT
Chengdu (China), 15/09/2020.- Balconies at Qiyi City Forest Garden residential buildings complex are overrun by plants in Chengdu, China, 15 September 2020. The Chengdu Qiyi City Forest Garden project was launched in 2018. Residents were promised a modern eco-paradise and specially-designed balconies for growing plants. According to the project'Äôs estate agent all apartments were sold out by April 2020. Plants have, however, overgrown as tenants refused to move in after finding out that the plants attracted thousands of mosquitos. Only few families have moved in because of the infestation, state media have reported. (Estados Unidos) EFE/EPA/SUNLING CHINA OUT
Chengdu (China), 15/09/2020.- Balconies at Qiyi City Forest Garden residential buildings complex are overrun by plants in Chengdu, China, 15 September 2020. The Chengdu Qiyi City Forest Garden project was launched in 2018. Residents were promised a modern eco-paradise and specially-designed balconies for growing plants. According to the project'Äôs estate agent all apartments were sold out by April 2020. Plants have, however, overgrown as tenants refused to move in after finding out that the plants attracted thousands of mosquitos. Only few families have moved in because of the infestation, state media have reported. (Estados Unidos) EFE/EPA/SUNLING CHINA OUT
Chengdu (China), 15/09/2020.- A photo taken with a drone shows an aerial view of Qiyi City Forest Garden residential buildings complex in Chengdu, China, 15 September 2020. The Chengdu Qiyi City Forest Garden project was launched in 2018. Residents were promised a modern eco-paradise and specially-designed balconies for growing plants. According to the project'Äôs estate agent all apartments were sold out by April 2020. Plants have, however, overgrown as tenants refused to move in after finding out that the plants attracted thousands of mosquitos. Only few families have moved in because of the infestation, state media have reported. (Estados Unidos) EFE/EPA/SUNLING CHINA OUT

Em 2018, uma construtora chinesa decidiu construir um complexo de apartamentos com a proposta do local ser um jardim vertical. Todos os apartamentos teriam plantas na sacada e toda a área seria verde. A ideia foi um sucesso, mas, dois anos depois, o local foi praticamente abandonado pelos moradores

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