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BACKGROUND Plantscape Commercial Silk collaborated with Supermass Studio on the interior landscape for Terminal B at LaGuardia Airport, New York. Supermass Studio’s original plan featured live plants and trees. However, due to the climate-controlled interior and the large scale of the trees required, live greenery was not a viable solution. Plantscape provided a practical alternative, recommending high-quality artificial plants that maintained aesthetic realism while eliminating the risks and costs of live plants. INTENT The goal was to transform Terminal B into a calming and immersive environment for passengers. Airports, often associated with stress from delays and layovers, needed a design

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CASE STUDIES 1600 West End ST LOUIS PARK, MN 1600 West End Corporate Building project was the implementation of a subtle Biophilia Architecture through different wall , ceiling and freestanding components, to bring warmth and organic composition to the space. Project Timeline Design 4 Weeks Production 12 Weeks Installation 4 Weeks Software Used Conceptual Adobe Cloud Schematic Rhino3D | Enscape Construction Docs AutoCAD ✖ CASE STUDIES 1600 West End ST LOUIS PARK, MN 1600 West End Corporate Building project was the implementation of a subtle Biophilia Architecture through different wall , ceiling and freestanding components, to bring warmth and organic

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CASE STUDIES ESG PARKWAY PLACE ST LOUIS PARK, MN The ESG Parkway Place project was the creation of a low maintenance uniquely-shaped green wall in the lobby of the client’s upscale apartment building. They wanted a low-maintenance green wall featuring dry prairie foliage; The final result was a gorgeous art piece that perfectly fit the lobby wall. . Project Timeline Design 4 Weeks Production 12 Weeks Software Used Conceptual Adobe Cloud Schematic Rhino3D | Enscape Construction Docs AutoCAD ✖ CASE STUDIES 1600 West End ST LOUIS PARK, MN 1600 West End Corporate Building project was the implementation of a subtle

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PREMISE When it comes to hotels, a brand based off of comfort is essential; From the moment someone walks into a hotel, their entire experience is based off of their comfort and enjoyment of the space. It’s important to consider how the inclusion of landscape features will make a person feel. Greenery is scientifically proven to have a relaxing impact on individuals, so implementing green features in a hotel is a given. By having a large variety of artificial trees and a space to be surrounded by them, feelings of bliss and relaxing are guaranteed to be prevalent. This makes

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PREMISE We were contacted to create a series of curved artificial hedges to fit the unique contours of this outdoor courtyard at a children’s hospital in Louisville, Kentucky. We were delighted to see that the hedges were accounted for in the early design of the outdoor space, and a footprint had already been designated for the installation. We knew that we would be building hedges for a very precise radius, and that our product would need to fit perfectly on the first attempt in order to have a seamless project completed on-time. INTENT We’re no strangers to building outdoor artificial

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PREMISE Our client wanted to transform this hyper modern property into something lush and overgrown, fusing its identity more closely with nature and softening the overall appearance and energy of the facility. The foliage needed to look natural, cover a huge area, and last for several years in order to make the investment worthwhile – working against that goal would be nearly constant sunshine and intense coastal winds. This project underwent a lot of evolution as it progressed in design and product choice, where pragmatic thinking helped the client secure a longer-lasting outcome. INTENT The conceptual design for this project

PREMISE Let’s take a moment to talk about branding. Branding can mean a lot, from the appearance of a logo, to the color scheme of a room, and the way in which it’s executed goes a long way to color your perception of the brand. For example, there’s a notable difference in perception between a sticker and an engraving. A sticker of a logo or brand mark shows no depth of thought, and no consideration for context. It can be applied virtually anywhere for a trivial cost, and is most often met with a response of disinterest or dubiousness. An