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A year ago we wrote a newsletter focusing on bees and pollinators. By integrating greenery into urban environments we work to promote ecosystem services. We have made great progress and are placing great emphasis on the well-being of plants, insects and animals. We are working more and more outdoors and can therefore benefit biodiversity in

Expo 2020 Dubai The World Expo in Dubai has opened its doors in intense heat. Greenworks' landscape engineer Jens Öqvist is on site and has designed and installed both indoor and outdoor plant walls and plantings. - We are contributing, among other things, an 8-meter high and 3-meter wide plant wall in the stairwell, explains Jens Öqvist, who created the composition

Greenworks' goal is to create healthier urban environments. Through a unique selection of plants, we improve indoor and outdoor environments. Plants have a positive impact on people, cities and the urban environment as ecosystem services are naturally included in properly planned green structures. Plants affect the climate with milder temperatures and increased humidity. Plants, plant beds and plant walls have stormwater retention properties

Plants of all kinds reduce noise, diffuse light, oxygenate the air and neutralize air pollutants. But isn't a general feeling of well-being even more important than all these measurable parameters? In addition to installing large vertical gardens indoors and outdoors, Greenworks contributes all types of plant walls that add something extra to the interior design of both public and

Greenworks has contributed an art deco-inspired greenery to the newly opened Cecil Coworking in the middle of Stockholm. General Architecture and Gothenburg-based Stylt Trampoli are responsible for the interior design that will diversify Hufvudstaden's range of office environments. It is not a given that the workplace of the future is a traditional office. Ever since the cellular offices became passé, activity-based flex offices of all kinds have replaced each other,

Vertical gardens, both outdoors and indoors, seriously question how we build our urban environment and shape our interior architecture. The fact that plants of all kinds can contribute to our well-being can of course be measured quantitatively when it comes to oxygenation, air purification and acoustic properties. Better qualitative properties such as psychosocial environments instead give rise to new

The Slakthus area, with its plans for 4 homes, more than 000 jobs and a wide range of cultural activities, is one of Stockholm's largest urban development projects. The district's most striking building landmark is of course the Globen, the world's largest spherical building with space for both sports and cultural events. The Globen also represents the sun in an enormous scale model of the solar system (Pluto is in

After growing with both large and small projects over the past 10 years, Greenworks has now had a showroom with a plant wall and everything on Östermalmstorg since this summer. The lush greenery fills large panoramic windows that also have a changing lighting in the evening. “Our office and showroom are something of a materials library,” explains Emma Norman, showing

Architecture at its best. Reinforced by nature itself, Greenworks Biomedicum provided vertical gardens with approximately 20 plants. In this project, we created a vibrant greenery that also simplifies the orientation of this symmetrical building by giving each of the 000 walls a unique character.