Prestige 101, BKC, Mumbai

India's tallest artificial green wall.

Five walls of artificial greenery, each about 79 m high, on a tower at Prestige 101 in BKC, Mumbai. As far as we know, no artificial green wall in India stands taller.

Artificial green wall
Building facade
Installed from the BMU
Completed 2026

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Artificial green wall with yellow rings running up a tower at Prestige 101, BKC, Mumbai

79 mheight of each wall, approx.
5walls on one tower
3,000+m² of artificial greenery
2026completed

In short

In 2026 Vertvista supplied and installed artificial green walls on five faces of a tower at Prestige 101, BKC, Mumbai, for Prestige Group. Each wall is about 79 m high, and together they cover more than 3,000 m². Fire-retardant artificial foliage sits on galvanised steel mesh, held on brackets whose anchors are sealed so the tower's waterproofing stays intact, and sections can be taken down and reused. Our crews installed it from the building's BMU while the site around it was still under construction. As far as we know, it is the tallest artificial green wall in India.

Client: Prestige Group
Location: Prestige 101, BKC, Mumbai
Scope: Supply and installation
Walls: Five, each about 79 m high
Area: More than 3,000 m²
Completed: 2026

The five walls unfolded side by side and drawn to scale.

The brief

Prestige Group wanted five faces of the tower covered in artificial greenery, end to end and to the full height, dense enough that the wall behind never shows.

No damage to the waterproofing or the finished wall
Sections that can come down later and be reused elsewhere
Work from the building’s BMU, reached through a live construction site
Five full-size samples, each 2 × 3 m, before the final choice

The design that went up: deep, three-dimensional foliage in several greens, with yellow rings and arcs drawn big enough to read from the street.

How we built it

Samples firstFive full-size sample panels, each 2 × 3 m, went up on site, so the client chose the foliage, density and colours at full scale.
A fixing that keeps the wall watertightHot-dip galvanised brackets sit on stainless-steel rods set 100 mm deep in chemical anchors, and every anchor is sealed. Nylon washers keep the galvanised and stainless steel apart, so they do not corrode each other in Mumbai’s salty air, and neoprene washers take up vibration from the wind.
Fire-retardant foliage on steel meshTiles of fire-retardant artificial foliage, 50 × 50 cm each, are tied to 3 mm galvanised welded mesh with hog rings, laid dense enough that no mesh or wall shows through.
Installed from the BMUOur crews worked from the building’s BMU cradle, bay by bay, reaching the tower through a construction site that was still busy around it.
Made to come downEvery part is mechanically fixed, so sections can be taken down and reused elsewhere, as the brief asked.

Going up

Bay by bay from the BMU cradle, while the rest of the site was still being built.

BMU cradle in front of a part-finished artificial green wall high on the tower — Part-way: the cradle in front of a half-finished wall

Artificial green wall with a large yellow ring, nearly complete, with the BMU cradle near the top — The last bays near the top

From the street

Seen from the foot of the tower, the walls fill the sky.

One of the green walls seen from its base, rising into the sky — One wall, from its base

Yellow arcs in the artificial foliage, seen from the foot of the tower — Yellow arcs, sized for the street

A full-height artificial green wall on the tower, seen from below — Full height, from below

The tower and its green walls seen from across the construction site — From across the site

Dense three-dimensional artificial foliage above the ribbed base of the wall

Living or artificial, at this height?

Both can be built. A living wall this tall needs irrigation, drainage and gardeners on a cradle every month. Artificial foliage needs no water and no light: only a periodic clean and a check of the fixings, done from the BMU.

We help clients weigh the two, wall by wall, from the light, the access and how long the wall must last.

Living, artificial or moss: how to choose

Frequently asked

How tall is the artificial green wall at Prestige 101, BKC?

Each of the five walls is about 79 m high. Together they cover more than 3,000 m² of the tower.

Is it the tallest artificial green wall in India?

As far as we know, yes. We have not found an artificial green wall in India that rises higher than 79 m.

What is it made of?

Tiles of fire-retardant artificial foliage, 50 × 50 cm each, tied to 3 mm galvanised welded mesh. The mesh is held on hot-dip galvanised brackets fixed to stainless-steel rods in sealed chemical anchors.

How was it installed at that height?

By our own crews, from the building’s BMU cradle, bay by bay, after the client chose from five full-size samples on site.

Does an artificial green wall need maintenance?

No water, light or pruning. It needs a periodic clean and a check of the fixings; on a tower, that is done from the BMU.

Can you build one on our building?

Yes. Send us the elevations and a few photos of the walls. We check the structure and the access, then propose a fixing method and a design.

Planning a green wall on a facade?

Send the elevations, the height and a few photos. We will come back with a fixing method, a design and a time for a site visit.