Meristem’s tips on urban greening, office planting, parklets, living walls, plants and biophilia
Explore our award-winning SuDS planters revolutionising stormwater management. Recognised with the Flood & Coast Award, our planters are the cornerstone of innovative climate resilience strategies. Made in London, they feature cutting-edge Hydrorock technology for superior water retention, making them ideal for urban environments.
Green infrastructure is not just about transforming spaces; it's about transforming lives and communities. By integrating nature into urban planning, we can create healthier, happier, and more resilient cities. The future of urban greening is bright, and with continued innovation and commitment, we can ensure a sustainable future for all.
In the face of a rapidly changing climate, urban planners and environmentalists are turning to innovative strategies to ensure our cities remain livable, sustainable, and resilient. One of the most promising approaches emerging from this intersection of urban planning and environmental science is the integration of Nature-Based Solutions (NbS) into the design and structure of our streets. But what makes NbS so powerful, and how can they transform our urban landscapes into climate-resilient havens?
Bioswales aren't just another landscaping trend: they're a beacon of hope in our urban jungles. Bridging the gap between aesthetics and functionality, these green channels offer a sustainable approach to managing stormwater. In a world grappling with climate change and rapid urbanisation, understanding the magic of bioswales could be the key to crafting resilient cities. Explore the transformative power of bioswales in today's urban landscapes.
Discover the transformative world of green infrastructure planning with Meristem Design. From stunning living walls to innovative rain gardens and biodiverse green roofs, our projects showcase the power of nature-based solutions in enhancing urban spaces. Explore the benefits of biophilic design, the magic of rain garden SuDS planters, and the allure of parklets that invigorate public spaces.
