Projects that redefine green infrastructure

Viritopia created a biodiverse, biophilic space at the University of Hull, enhancing student well-being and learning with a living wall system.

Universities & schools

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.

Commercial buildings

Bradford-On-Avon used us to design and install a living wall to improve air quality along with biodiversity.

Atria, courtyards & squares

The brief was to enhance the entrance to Liverpool One, a shopping, residential and leisure complex over 42 hectares in the city centre, using green infrastructure.

Retail spaces

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.

Commercial buildings

Over the three living walls, 6,240 plants are now thriving and growing, bringing benefits for the local environment and the community.

Hotels & resorts

With Octink’s hoarding and the client aiming to cut visual disruption for residents, using our living wall system was the logical solution.

Commercial buildings

Working with our partner in Ireland, Living Walls Ltd, we helped design the natural green walls that were to wrap around the car park for the shopping village.

Car parks

This tall living wall is in a light well, involving an interesting plant mix. We worked with Kier Group on this living wall, a property of Cushman & Wakefield.

Office buildings

At Deloitte’s London HQ, we worked with architects to transform overlooked, inaccessible terraces into landscaped areas with usable green space.

Office buildings

We worked directly with BrewDog to design and install the vibrant living wall, which is based on an evergreen plant palette with flowering plant species.

Hotels & resorts

We were involved in the second phase of works, which involved over 100m² of interior living walls.

Office buildings