This project explores the concept of a suspended hanging garden designed to provide natural shade while introducing greenery into the architectural space. Building on our experience with hanging green shade structures, this installation presents a new geometric challenge through its irregular triangular form. The structure is composed of two interconnected triangular planes, each positioned at a different slope, creating a dynamic three-dimensional green surface rather than a conventional flat or rectangular canopy. The changing angles require careful coordination of the planting system, irrigation, drainage, and structural integration to ensure consistent plant coverage across both inclined surfaces. The result is a sculptural piece of living architecture that combines greenery, shade, and complex geometry into a distinctive suspended landscape.