This concept paper explores the integration of vertical greenery into urban design as a key component of green architecture. Green architecture emphasizes sustainable design principles and environmental consciousness, aiming to enhance urban environments by incorporating vegetation into built structures. Vertical greenery, a key element of green architecture, involves the strategic placement of vegetation on vertical surfaces such as walls, facades, and rooftops. This paper discusses the potential of vertical greenery to mitigate environmental issues in urban areas, improve air quality, reduce the urban heat island effect, and enhance biodiversity. It proposes a conceptual framework for integrating vertical greenery into urban planning and design, emphasizing the importance of natural elements in the built environment. The paper also highlights the social and economic benefits of vertical greenery, such as improved health and well-being for residents, increased property values, and enhanced aesthetics of urban spaces. It emphasizes the role of stakeholder engagement, interdisciplinary collaboration, and ongoing monitoring and evaluation in the successful implementation of vertical greenery projects. The paper concludes that incorporating vertical greenery into urban design practices can promote sustainability, resilience, and livability in cities. By embracing the principles of green architecture and integrating vertical greenery into urban landscapes, cities can create healthier, more vibrant, and environmentally sustainable communities for current and future generations. Keywords: Urban, Design, Green, Architecture, Vertical.This concept paper explores the integration of vertical greenery into urban design as a key component of green architecture. Green architecture emphasizes sustainable design principles and environmental consciousness, aiming to enhance urban environments by incorporating vegetation into built structures. Vertical greenery, a key element of green architecture, involves the strategic placement of vegetation on vertical surfaces such as walls, facades, and rooftops. This paper discusses the potential of vertical greenery to mitigate environmental issues in urban areas, improve air quality, reduce the urban heat island effect, and enhance biodiversity. It proposes a conceptual framework for integrating vertical greenery into urban planning and design, emphasizing the importance of natural elements in the built environment. The paper also highlights the social and economic benefits of vertical greenery, such as improved health and well-being for residents, increased property values, and enhanced aesthetics of urban spaces. It emphasizes the role of stakeholder engagement, interdisciplinary collaboration, and ongoing monitoring and evaluation in the successful implementation of vertical greenery projects. The paper concludes that incorporating vertical greenery into urban design practices can promote sustainability, resilience, and livability in cities. By embracing the principles of green architecture and integrating vertical greenery into urban landscapes, cities can create healthier, more vibrant, and environmentally sustainable communities for current and future generations. Keywords: Urban, Design, Green, Architecture, Vertical.