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27 Mortimer Street
Living Wall

27 Mortimer Street

2022 London, United Kingdom

Client Background

Working with GPF Lewis to take the living wall from initial designs to installation on site, this property is owned by GPE and the work involved a roof top extension to create a new 5th floor roof and terrace.

Featured Solutions

  • Viritopia Living Wall System (Interior)

Size:     15m²

Project Drivers

Biophilia

Aesthetics

tropical internal living wall in a reception

Biophilic benefits

Located in a lift waiting area, we focused on creating a big impact with colours, leaf size and shape, and the pattern in which the plants are placed.  The green wall completely elevates the area and adds a memorable design statement which the science of biophilia shows makes us mentally and physically feel better, and therefore perform better.  (We wrote a blog post on this phenomenon, which you can read here).

lush green wall in a building reception