Insights on contemporary ecological garden design

UNTAMED

Take a deeper dive into the ethos behind our work and why wild gardens are a part of the future. Take inspiration from the forgotten corners of our cities, our passion for sustainable and cutting edge materials and how we can reconnect with the land and each other through growing food.

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GROWING WILD: FOOD, FORESTS & FREEDOM

How reconnecting with the wild inspired a new way of growing in the city

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HOW WILD DO YOU WANT TO GET?

This is a question I often find myself asking. On visits to new projects and when meeting new people, there is an inevitable moment when somebody might ask me whether they need a clipped lawn — and even the cracked concrete, full of wildflowers, has an ever-growing fan base. This always leads me to say, “Well… it all depends on how wild you want to get.”

A concrete pathway overgrown with grass and plants, leading through a natural landscape.

Wastelandz

Childhood explorations, analogue photography, and the beginnings of a design philosophy. How exploring the wastelands taught me to see the city as nature. 

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