Excerpt taken from article originally published in Organic Gardener by Helen Cushing, February 2020 ... The green building revolution One Central Park, Sydney ‘Living infrastructure’ is the preferred name these days for [...]
Breathing Wall site at Campbelltown Station Artist's impression of the Breathing Wall Published by Campbelltown Council, 17 December 2019 Campbelltown commuters will be greeted by cleaner air and a greener [...]
Ten years and millions of plants later... (L-R) Jon Kingston, Wayside Chapel; Scott Ibbotson, Turf Design; Indira Naidoo, presenter & author; Emma Bowen, Pocket City Farms It's not every day your business [...]
Originally published in Virgin Australia magazine, by Samantha van Egmond on 1 November 2019 Workplaces and cities around the world are greening up in the name of greater wellbeing - and productivity. Cities are [...]
By Jock Gammon, 31 October 2019 The demand for meaningful action to combat climate change and its effects is growing, and so is the pressure on government and industry worldwide to do more to [...]
Commissioned by Hort Innovation Australia and developed by Edge Environment, the report has harnessed industry research and case studies to substantiate the benefits of urban greening and its contribution to a more sustainable built [...]
Last week, James Griffin MP, Member for Manly visited our nursery to learn what goes into creating living infrastructure projects like the Manly Vale commuter car park. Mr Griffin saw where the 9,000 plants [...]
Originally published by Transport for NSW on 6 December 2018 The NSW Government’s B-Line bus service has carried more people in its first year of operation than the population of Greater Sydney. Minister for [...]
I’ve already told you about the benefits of living infrastructure (check out my blog archive for a refresher). I’ve told you about the great things a little bit of plant life can do for your [...]
