Churchill Hyatt Regency

Biodiverse Green and Brown Roofs
Proposals for a series of biodiverse green and brown roofs is one of the largest biodiverse roofs proposed in London.

Proposals for a series of biodiverse green and brown roof habitats in Portman Square, could provide one of the largest series of biodiverse roofs in Central London. The design and species selection for the landscape roofs has been carefully considered to align with ‘Wild West End’ objectives by maximising species for attracting pollinators which will strengthen biodiversity in the city.

The design also proposes to re-purpose site demolition materials by reusing crushed Portland limestone and brick for use within the substrate of the calcareous wildflower meadow planting.

Project:

Churchill Hyatt Regency London

Client:

Confidential

Size:

0.4 Hectares

Services:

Concept to Planning

Collaborators:

Architect: ReardonSmith Architects