SEGRO Bestobell Road
At SEGRO’s Bestobell Road site, we installed two square living walls totalling 54m², designed to stand out in contrast with SEGRO’s iconic red O.
At SEGRO’s Bestobell Road site, we installed two square living walls totalling 54m², designed to stand out in contrast with SEGRO’s iconic red O.

Newly refurbished with a sustainable focus, SEGRO’s estate in Bestobell road has an aim of achieving BREAAM ‘Excellent’ rating, using multiple sustainable strategies including use of renewable energy, natural materials and using methods to reduce water consumption.
Now one of many SEGRO sites we’ve worked on, our work at Bestobell Road involved two square living walls, totalling 54m2. Designed to provide maximum contrast against SEGRO’s recognisable red O, these two features also provide important alternative ecological habitats in an area consisting mostly of hardscape.
Whilst the soil provides a home for burrowing insects such as the solitary bee and other important invertebrates, the variety of plant species provide seed and fodder for local wildlife and support local pollination.
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Located in a protected national park region, this BREEAM Outstanding development sets the standard for sustainable logistics parks.
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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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The aim was to create a ‘green hill’ with the building inside supporting the main structure above, with our living wall wrapping around this to conceal.
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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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