The living wall is highlighted by a gorgeous skylight and features a beautiful stone fireplace splitting up the two walls. A sunken basin with creative tile work allows for this wall to be a peaceful oasis for those who are grieving the loss of a loved one.
The Royal Botanical Garden’s new Camilla and Peter Dalglish Atrium was awarded LEED Silver with 2 Nedlaw Living Wall Biofilters helping that cause. These Biowalls were also the recipients of the Green Roofs for Healthy Cities Living Wall of the year award.
This was the first wall completed with the University of Waterloo. We have since gone on to partner with them in developing a Living Wall at their Huntsville Campus and the UW Summit Center for the Environment which hosted the G8.
WLU offers its students a World Class education in such subjects as Business and Music. At the Brantford Campus, they house Journalism, a Teachers College, and many other programs but in their newest building they also provide World Class Air Biofiltration creating Clean Air with this wall.
The Toronto Regional Conservation Authority showed its commitment to helping the environment by greening their indoor space with a Nedlaw Living Wall Biofilter. This two sided living wall shows some of the versatility that Nedlaw offers.