Exterior living wall
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Oxford House
We were specified by Robert Myers and contracted by Maylim to design and install two facing living walls, with a few bird boxes for added impact.
Client Background
As part of Great Portland Estates, the works at 70/88 Oxford Street involved a new build of Oxford House, a multi-use building including offices, retail and apartments. We were brought in to work on the design of the vertical gardens on the roof terrace.
Featured Solution
- Viritopia Living Wall System (Exterior)
- Size: 24m²
Seasonal changes
We were specified by Robert Myers and contracted by Maylim to design and install two facing living walls, full of seasonal species, flowering plants and evergreens, with a few bird boxes for added impact.
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Oxford House
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London, UK
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