This project for M Moser for a London Client shows how effective planting can be in adding the finishing touches to a workplace design scheme, creating an inspirational space with a distinctive contemporary style.
Global Workplace Experts M Moser, designed the décor with planting to be very much a key feature. Planteria were able to turn M Moser’s vision into reality, while meeting the client’s specific budget, win-win!
The Francis Crick Institute is a world leader in cutting edge biomedical research, improving our understanding of human health and disease. With outstanding knowledge and facilities, they have been at the forefront of tackling COVID-19 in the UK in the fields of research, testing and vaccination.
Large important projects like the design and delivery of the refurbishment of the Francis Crick Institute involve collaboration and expertise, with each company working synergistically, to create an unparalleled result. This project brought together well-known industry leaders; Oliver Heath Design, Pilbrow & Partners, Overbury and Principle Cleaning Services.
Oliver Heath Design is a research-led sustainable architecture and interior design practice focused on improving health and wellbeing in the built environment. Biophilic Design is at the heart of their practise and ethos, using natural elements and colour palettes. Naturally then, planting was a key feature of the design.
This global advertising giant with a Central London HQ has a beautiful roof terrace with Holly Oaks trees also known as Quercus Ilex. But they had a problem, as some of the trees were dying.
We sent our experts to take a look and concluded that part of the problem was the root ball of the trees were too large for the pots and 5 trees needed replacing
Due to architectural development at this location, light levels in the corporate ‘street’ had been dramatically reduced, which had a huge detrimental effect on the ten Ficus Natida trees in this area.
We were asked to specify and install atrium planting over 10 floors, and planting throughout the office areas.
To design and install an exterior garden feature on a 4th floor atrium, to soften the coldness of the glass and metal building structure.
