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Living Wall Installations
Living walls can transform high-visibility urban spaces such as town centre façades, transport corridors, civic buildings, and retail spaces into green landmarks that improve biodiversity and public perception. At Scotscape, we design and install living walls specifically for complex urban environments, working closely with local authorities to ensure installations are safe and aligned with wider regeneration strategies.
Living Wall Maintenance
For public realm schemes and BID-led projects, consistency and performance are essential. Scotscape provides living wall maintenance services that ensure planting remains healthy and irrigation systems operate efficiently throughout the year. Our maintenance programmes are designed to reduce disruption in busy city environments while protecting long-term investment in green infrastructure.
LivingPillars®
LivingPillars® provide a unique solution for introducing vertical greening into space-constrained urban environments such as high streets and public squares. For BIDs and local authorities, they offer a flexible way to introduce nature into areas where traditional planting is not feasible, without compromising pedestrian access.
Landscape Services
Scotscape delivers wider landscape services that support long-term urban regeneration and public realm improvement projects. From integrated planting schemes to sustainable irrigation and ongoing landscape management, we work with local authorities and BIDs to create attractive outdoor environments that encourage footfall and support wider environmental goals.
Living Pillar Installations for Maidstone Borough Council
Working in partnership with Maidstone Borough Council, Scotscape delivered a high-impact urban greening scheme as part of the town’s wider regeneration strategy.
With £400,000 funded through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, the project focused on improving the town centre with a network of 19 LivingPillars® installed across key high street locations, introducing greenery into areas where traditional planting was not viable.
The scheme transformed previously hard infrastructure into green assets that create a more welcoming environment for residents and visitors. As well as strengthening the visual appeal of the town centre, the installation contributes to wider sustainability goals, helping the council deliver measurable environmental benefits while encouraging increased footfall and dwell time in the area.
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