Deansgate - Castlefield Metrolink Station
A distinctive tram stop in a landscaped park, enhancing passenger experience with green infrastructure, including living walls & a sedum/wildflower roof.
A distinctive tram stop in a landscaped park, enhancing passenger experience with green infrastructure, including living walls & a sedum/wildflower roof.

Transport for Greater Manchester and SimpsonHaugh Architects worked on creating a 'distinctive tram stop within a landscaped park setting that enhances the passenger experience' that involved the incorporation of green infrastructure on several elevations.
As well as the stunning 188m2 living wall, we supplied our sedum and wildflower GrufeTiles to create the living carpet between the tram tracks at the Deansgate stop.


Qatar's stunning 7,000m² living wall defies extreme heat, showcasing nature's resilience and versatility in an innovative, soil-based system.
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Our first proposal involved soil-based living walls along the façade, an extensive green roof and ground planting around the perimeter of the building.
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The ten tall living walls are placed intermittently along the length of the centre, going from wide to narrow as they reach the end of the building.
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This piece of interior planting is angled around the wall, which our modular system is perfect for as it allows us to work on curved surfaces.
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Partner with the team behind the world’s largest and most awarded living walls. From concept to ongoing care, we deliver green infrastructure built to perform and designed to last.

