Over the years we've built up a wealth of experience working with green infrastructure systems, and we use this to help architects and developers integrate the right solutions as long-term environmental assets.
5,880 projects
Completed
35.8m plants
Integrated
25,604 kg
Dust trapped per year
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Harnessing the power of plants to combat air quality, form havens of biodiversity, and restore our connection to nature.
Hit environmental targets and enhance urban spaces by integrating living walls into new or old structures as long-term environmental assets.
Create spaces that benefit the health, well-being and productivity of the occupants. This is how we can discover and restore our innate connection with nature: ‘biophilia’.
Design, implementation and maintenance of natural green roof systems, bespoke for every project.
Architects
Enabling architects to comply with regulations, fulfill the client's purpose and create successful environmental assets for the long-term.
Contractors
Fully accredited with years of on-site experience with green infrastructure systems, our fixed cost, no hidden extras approach combined with a competent team and a turn-key solution makes us a trusted partner for high-end schemes.
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Proprietors
Make a difference with a sustainable design statement. Aid your CSR and support the local environment by incorporating green infrastructure into your development.
In this blog, we explore the pivotal role that living walls play in mitigating climate change and creating a more resilient and sustainable future.
In this blog, we’re going to explore how living walls elevate outdoor air quality, transforming concrete jungles into vibrant, healthy ecosystems.
In this blog, we’re going to delve into the intersection of environmental architecture and biophilic design, and how they build an environment that blends ecological consciousness and human well-being.
In the world of ecological architecture, where sustainability meets innovation, green walls have emerged as transformative elements that blur the lines between the built environment and the natural world.
Discover how green walls can help meet Biodiversity Net Gain criteria.