Protected: Biophilic Design in the Workplace
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The University of Tampa enhanced its campus with living green walls and containerized plantings, promoting comfort and biophilia while ensuring sustainability. Ongoing updates maintain visual interest and support student well-being in Florida's climate.

Star Metals in Atlanta faced challenges with exterior planters that caused water runoff and poor aesthetics. Our solution involved extensive renovation and innovative drainage, ultimately achieving healthy planters, zero runoff, and enhanced visual appeal.

Children's Healthcare of Atlanta enhanced its outdoor spaces with tailored plant selections for both shady and sunny areas. This created vibrant, low-maintenance gardens promoting patient wellness and visual appeal for everyone.

Cobb Galleria, an office park in Atlanta, faced the challenge of creating cohesive holiday displays across seven uniquely designed buildings. Custom décor installations resulted in a professional, engaging atmosphere enjoyed by tenants and visitors each winter.

In Dunwoody, GA, a local office building enhanced its holiday display by revitalizing existing décor through strategic design techniques, achieving a festive and professional atmosphere while minimizing waste and maintaining annual efficiency.

Emory University revitalized its neglected exterior plant beds with low-maintenance plants and mulch, significantly enhancing the building's appearance, receiving positive feedback, and ensuring long-term health with minimal upkeep for a prominent campus area.