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BNG, One Year On
As we look back on the first anniversary of the UK’s Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) policy, Vertical Meadow stands at the forefront of integrating genuine ecological value into urban landscapes. Our living walls transcend mere aesthetics; they serve as vital habitats that contribute directly to biodiversity enhancement. Understanding Biodiversity Net Gain The BNG policy, enacted…
Read MoreNew Year, New Shoots
Growing Biodiversity in 2025 As we step into 2025, the team at Vertical Meadow is filled with excitement for the opportunities ahead. We replaced our trial panels at VMHQ before Christmas and were inspired upon seeing new shoots when we arrived back in the new year! Creating Sustainable Green Spaces At Vertical Meadow, we integrate…
Read MoreOur Founder on the Inside Data Centre Podcast
Alistair, our Founder and CEO, was recently interviewed on the Inside Data Centre Podcast, describing the genesis of Vertical Meadow, his passion for biodiversity, and why our Meadow Cladding system might solve a range of challenges within the data centre sector. It’s a new application for our products which we’re really excited about: the pricing…
Read MoreJoin us to see Optima Meadow in person
Following the recent launch of our living wall façade system Optima Meadow, developed and delivered with leading UK façade supplier Sotech, we invite you to join us to see it in person. On Tuesday 16 July between 8.30am and midday we’ll be hosting a drop-in session in Stratford, London, where you can see the system…
Read MoreNew partnership with Sotech to launch ‘Optima Meadow’
We are thrilled to introduce to the UK market our innovative ‘living wall’ rainscreen cladding solution ‘Optima Meadow’ – developed in collaboration with leading rainscreen manufacturer Sotech. Combining our tried and tested living wall technology with Sotech’s market-leading cladding system, Optima Meadow is designed to enhance urban environments and reintroduce wildlife to our densely populated…
Read MoreChanging with the seasons
In every change, in every falling leaf there is some pain, some beauty. And that’s the way new leaves grow. Amit Ray In our urban environments, made up largely of asphalt, concrete, glass and metal, we’ve become accustomed to a certain sterility, and this can apply to pockets of urban nature too – we expect…
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