Projects that redefine green infrastructure

For the living wall design itself, we went for an evergreen palette with a few species that would provide colour and interest in the warmer months.

Retail spaces

Wrapping round two sides of the courtyard in the centre of the home, these living walls provide a beautiful backdrop to indoor and outdoor eating areas.

Residential developments

This beautiful living wall has just been installed alongside the other huge green wall in Dukes Court, Woking.

Commercial buildings

Working with a simple evergreen façade, the living walls bring some much-needed nature to the area and successfully build upon Lidl’s brand.

Retail spaces

St George's House Sedum green roof

Office buildings

Dotted around the space are corten steel planters and wood seating areas, all bursting with plants such as lavender, rosemary and many more.

Event spaces

IID Architects designed a striking living wall for Bromley High Junior School's north-facing facade, transforming a shady entrance into a welcoming, biophilic space.

Universities & schools

Viritopia were brought onboard to work on designing and integrating the greening on the project.

Car parks

With a stylish brand and two clinics to match, their next step was incorporating a unique living wall in their reception.

Commercial buildings

This is reflected in the thoughtful biophilic design of the space, with natural light, inspiring interior features and plentiful access to greenery.

Commercial buildings

Tinwood Estate added luxurious vineyard lodges with Viritopia green roofs. Encouraging biodiversity, these retreats offer comfort and sanctuary for guests and wildlife.

Hotels & resorts

A pioneering Liverpool project creating green corridors & tackling climate change with nature-based solutions, enhancing biodiversity & air quality.

Commercial buildings