Bermondsey green wall provides a swathe of green in heart of London

A 10 metre high living wall has helped enhance a wooden decked courtyard area at three storey flat conversion in the centre of the historic leather market in Bermondsey, London.

The 30 sq.m. wall containing 1500 plants offering colour and depth in a tight compact space.

We regularly maintain this wall keeping it in good shape all year round.

Living wall at Bermondsey residence

Living wall at Bermondsey London  with the shard in the distance.

Rubens Hotel Maintenance visit

We have been maintaining this exterior living wall at one of Londons top hotels The Rubens Hotel next to Buckingham Palace for 5 years now.

Rubens Hotel Maintenance visit

The boys scaling the living wall.

 

 

 

Our Bi-annual visits see the wall given a good haircut. We also install new plants with each visit to maintain the walls striking presence. Located in one of the busiest areas of London. This beautiful living wall is seen by thousands of people every day.

The cradle is built and dismantled on each of the three sections of the wall. This provides us with safe access and enables us to gain maximum coverage each day.

Our ongoing Maintenance has created a lush and thriving living wall. As a result we are helping combat London’s noise and air pollution levels.

Bio-solar roof to benefit Social Housing

A multi-million pound re-development in Notting Hill, London receiving a re-vamp of social housing. Working for Pavehall Plc on this interesting bio-solar roof project.

Bio-solar roof to benefit Social Housing

Substrate being distributed beneath the solar panels.

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The roof ready for plug planting.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

We installed four separate bio-solar roofs of approximately 600 sq.m. that will deliver low-cost green energy.

Our installation will benefit hundreds of tenants in this busy area of West London.

This project includes two core bio-diverse roof areas with over 3000 plug plants of multiple varieties.

Bio-solar roof to benefit Social Housing

A variety of plant species including wild strawberries

Bio-solar roof to benefit Social Housing

The sedum flowering on the wing roofs

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

We also greened a further two wing roofs of approximately 200 m2 consisting of solar panels and sedum mat.

The sedum is already established and attracting pollinators into a busy urban area showing our hard work has paid off.