In 2021-2023, two green towers will rise in the heart of Utrecht. Wonderwoods, located right next to the central station, will become the new green oasis in the city, where trees and other plantings take center stage. This project is the response of project developer G&S Vastgoed to current urban planning challenges and the changing climate. The 'Bosco Verticale' in Milan by Stefano Boeri served as a model for the concept. However, it is fundamentally different because Wonderwoods consists of two buildings, each with its own identity.

Tower I is a design by Roberto Meyer of the Dutch firm MVSA Architects. The tower will be approximately 70 meters high and features a lot of greenery on the inside, extending outward onto the rooftop park. It will have the atmosphere of conservatories and greenhouses, with winter gardens and naturally lit atriums behind glass.
Stefano Boeri designed Tower II. This will be approximately 100 meters high and, like the tower in Milan, will have a lot of trees, shrubs, and perennials on the exterior. It will include a total of 360 trees and 9,640 shrubs and flowering plants. This is comparable to about a hectare of forest.