Urban greening solutions across London that strengthen biodiversity and create more sustainable, engaging environments for people to live, work and experience.
At Scotscape, we’ve been transforming London’s buildings, streets, and outdoor spaces with living walls and urban greening solutions since 2008.
We work with developers, architects, and property managers to introduce meaningful green infrastructure into projects of all sizes - whether that’s improving the external appearance of a new development or supporting compliance with London Plan requirements on major schemes.
From design and installation through to long-term maintenance, our solutions combine planting expertise with smart systems and ongoing care to create greener, healthier, and more sustainable places to live and work across London.
Scotscape designs living walls that turn plain façades into living architecture for residential, commercial, retail, and hospitality environments across London. They are used to create visual impact, soften hard building surfaces, and introduce a strong sense of identity to developments that want to stand out in the capital city.
Scotscape’s maintenance services ensure living walls continue to look aesthetically pleasing and well-balanced long after installation. Through ongoing monitoring and horticultural management, we help preserve the visual quality and performance of each installation as it matures.
LivingPillars® introduce greenery into the public realm where traditional planting isn’t possible, making them particularly effective for improving UGF scores and supporting planning outcomes. They help bring colour, texture and seasonal interest into busy London streets, improving how these spaces are perceived and enjoyed.
Scotscape delivers landscape services that shape how outdoor spaces are experienced, from planting design to long-term maintenance. The focus is on creating well-composed, resilient landscapes that enhance the identity and usability of residential, commercial, and public environments.
At Carnaby Street in London’s West End, Scotscape worked with Brimelow McSweeney Architects to create a living wall that was as much about cultural identity as it was about planting. The chevron design pattern was drawn directly from the street's 1960s heritage to create a visual impact in a high-footfall retail environment. When the scaffold came down, the result was, in the words of the project team, 'show-stopping', an installation that's become part of the fabric of one of London's most recognisable streets.
In partnership with Westminster City Council, Scotscape delivered 16 trial LivingPillars® across five prominent London locations, including Buckingham Palace Road, Elizabeth Street, Market Place, Berners Street, and Great Titchfield Street. Rather than adding greenery in isolation, the project reimagined existing street infrastructure as part of a wider public realm experience, introducing vertical planting into some of Westminster’s busiest and most recognisable streets.
At Wandsworth, Scotscape installed nine LivingPillars® across key routes as part of the borough’s wider ambition to reintroduce nature into everyday streetscapes. The result was a series of living interventions that supported pollinator-friendly planting within a fully self-sustaining irrigation system.
At Holbein Place in SW1, Scotscape delivered two large Living Walls totalling 141m², transforming the building’s elevations into a striking green feature within a high-profile London setting. Working with distinct north and south-facing microclimates, the planting design was carefully curated to create year-round visual interest while reinforcing the building’s architectural identity and environmental character.
At Clapham Junction BID, Scotscape installed 14 LivingPillars® on existing lampposts in locations where traditional tree planting was not possible. The scheme introduced consistent greenery into a busy transport and retail hub, helping to improve the visual rhythm of the streetscape, support biodiversity, and enhance the overall experience of one of London’s most heavily used public spaces.
Whether you’re preparing a planning application or improving an existing development in London, Scotscape can help you deliver a practical urban greening approach.
Speak to our team today to explore how your project can meet UGF requirements while creating a greener, more valuable space.
Scotscape provides living walls, LivingPillars®, micro forests, landscape design, and landscape maintenance, combining nature with smart technology to support healthy, sustainable planting in cities.
Yes, Scotscape installs living walls on a wide range of residential properties across London, from private homes and apartment buildings to larger mixed-use developments.
Each installation is designed to suit the specific building type and aesthetic goals of the project, whether the aim is to enhance a private garden or create a striking façade feature.
Scotscape takes a design-led, site-specific approach to every living wall, starting with an assessment of the building’s orientation, microclimate, structural capacity and intended visual impact.
Planting palettes are then carefully selected to suit the environment and achieve year-round interest, while irrigation and maintenance systems are integrated from the start to ensure the wall performs reliably and continues to develop as a living feature over time.
Yes. Scotscape offers living wall maintenance with regular site inspections, remote monitoring, pruning, irrigation checks, pest and disease management, fertilisation and plant replacement.
We’re happy to provide our services across the whole of Greater London, including Croydon, Barnet, Ealing, Newham, Brent, Tower Hamlets, and Southwark. Please get in touch with us, let us know where you’re based, and we’ll get started!
Scotscape’s services are designed for constrained urban environments as well as larger developments. We’ve completed greening initiatives across residential, mixed-use, commercial and public realm projects.
Yes, our solutions are designed to encourage biodiversity and make urban places healthier and more sustainable. Products such as LivingPillars® and living walls are also used to support pollinators, improve air quality, and join up green areas where planting space is limited.
The cost of each project varies depending on the size and complexity of your property. Factors such as site conditions, access, planting design, irrigation systems, and long-term maintenance requirements also all influence the overall investment.
Because every project is bespoke and designed to meet specific planning objectives, we’ll always provide a tailored quote following your initial consultation.
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