Projects that redefine green infrastructure

Over 40,000 plants were used on the 430m² car park façade, with the planted wall enhanced by vertical timber fins designed by Maple.

Car parks

The client wanted a Japanese garden–style living wall, and with Green Systems in Poland we created a vibrant green wall surrounding the decking.

Residential developments

We were chosen to work to help cheer up the entrance and add more natural greenery to the area.

Event spaces

Facing south-west, we looked to create a plant palette that would thrive in full sun, so we included Mediterranean herbs.

Universities & schools

The living walls were designed with an evergreen palette, to be installed in the triangular ‘cut-outs’ in the bronzed façade.

Commercial buildings

We designed bespoke planters with lights on a tier system, which provided a means for growing without taking up as much space.

Office buildings

Using native species like Scottish wildflowers, this living wall is a beautiful sight in the warmer months, bursting with bright colours.

Hotels & resorts

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.

Commercial buildings

The larger of the two living walls is at the entrance to the village, encased in a huge black frame which provides a stunning contrast to the bright pops of pink.

Retail spaces

A key benefit of living walls is their ability to transform spaces traditional landscaping can’t reach, appealing to developers and architects alike.

Residential developments

Wanting a light and timeless interior in their new offices, with an elegant front-of-house, a living wall was designed in to create an impressive brand statement.

Office buildings

Our goal was to give Angel Gate a design that’s both iconic and sustainable, offering employees a lively, refreshing, biophilic environment.

Office buildings