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Green places tell stories

Every Green place comes with a story. A story about the place, the people, and the experience that comes with it. A positive experience for the visitor, the world, and everyone in between. Making places matter.

You will find Green places all over the world. From an airport in Dubai, Topanga shopping mall in LA, to the train station at Stockholm Central. And we won’t stop there. Our vision is to make public spaces thrive, and we are challenging the perception of what a public space could look like – creating something more people-friendly, something for everyone to share. An island in the public space. A place where people could talk, laugh, contemplate, and network. A place to build relationships.

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Green projects

Green projects around the world

Transport hub projects

The railway station is often the town’s first impression for many visitors. Let’s make it a first impression that lasts for people to share and want to come back to. We achieve this by putting visitor satisfaction first, using placemaking and sustainable design to attract people. Making stations thrive again. We’re sharing our insights, experiences, and results from Green transport hubs worldwide to inspire you in your next station project. From smaller installations to the entire station.

Rive Gauche Charleroi placemaking design

Retail projects

Commercial areas are places to shop but also to meet up with friends and family to relax and spend some time. How can we create a positive experience for the visitors, even in a busy place like a shopping mall? With inclusive and biophilic design, we reduce stress and create a calm and inviting place to rest and recharge, making the visitors stay longer and return. We're sharing our insights, experiences, and results from Green retail spaces worldwide to inspire you in your next retail space project. From small areas to the entire shopping mall.

Healthcare projects

Studies and research have shown the environment’s influence on the wellbeing of patients and staff in the health sector. By designing with the patient in focus, we create waiting areas like a welcoming oasis, a home away from home using the power of biophilic design. A caring ambiance that draws people in, making people feel good when they’re there. We’re sharing our insights, experiences, and results from Green healthcare spaces worldwide to inspire you in your next healthcare project. From the smaller clinic to the entire hospital.

Education projects

How can we develop a learning environment that contributes to wellbeing and encourages interactions? We’re sharing our insights, experiences, and results from Green education spaces worldwide to inspire you in your next education space project. From smaller schools to bigger university facilities.

Airport projects

What if we can make the airport a part of the experience and not only a place for passengers to “pass-through”? We create welcoming places where passengers can feel safe: a place where the experience starts, an added value for the passengers. We’re sharing our insights, experiences, and results from Green airports worldwide to inspire you in your next airport project. From the smaller gates to the entire airport.

Workplace projects

We’re sharing our insights, experiences, and results from Green workplaces worldwide to inspire you in your next workplace project. From smaller offices to entire office buildings.

Ascent and planter divider, Halle station - Photo Credits Marco Warmuth/loeserbettels

DB Main Station Halle (Saale)

Organic shapes and natural materials form islands of tranquility in the lively surroundings of the station and invite you to linger. Curved seating groups and slat-like room dividers in high-quality wood surfaces and changing shades of green, in combination with lush plants, create a warm atmosphere in a mostly cool and drafty place.

Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport

Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport wanted to improve the passenger experience with a sustainable solution and therefore contacted Green Furniture Concept.

Nova C seating from Green Furniture Concept at London Waterloo railway station

London Waterloo Station

The project for Waterloo Station was done in two stages. In the first stage, 2020, we installed a warm wood colour mix of Nova C benches. In March 2022, we installed an additional 54 seats and perches across Waterloo station, including a coloured design to add interest and symbolise diversity.

Bengaluru Station

The railways in India are for the people and are used more than anywhere on the planet. Today, people spend their time waiting on the floor, which is not optimal for the passengers nor the surrounded business. A significant investment plan has been launched across the country to increase the passenger experience, encouraging more people to choose the train over flying for long-distance travel.

LAX Airport, Urth Caffé and Bar

The use of natural materials, especially wood, make Urth Caffe at LAX airport an inspiring example of biophilic design. Discover how the Nova C Series is an ideal banquette solution for any cafeteria space thanks to its exceptional comfort, easy maintenance and rugged long-term durability.

Allegro office

As the workforce begins to return to the office in a post-covid era, we must ask ourselves how to improve the design of our offices. What if meetings could take place in spaces similar to living rooms instead of boring conference rooms? Could a creative meeting zone look more like a workshop? What sorts of furnishings will help make these types of places come to life? Discover how the Leaf Lamp Pendants can make a big impact.

Gera Arcaden Shopping Centre

Gera Arcaden is a mall known for its many cultural attractions. They recently refurnished the building with Green's Nova C Series to incorporate biophilic design and comfort. Above all they set out to create a calm and attractive atmosphere, which gives visitors a chance to relax, unwind and feel part of their surroundings.

Children’s Hospital Of Michigan

What if hospitals didn’t have to look and feel sterile, utilitarian and institutional? What if we could break the mold and make places that inspire happiness, peacefulness and comfort for the end user? That’s precisely what the Children’s Hospital of Michigan has achieved with the interior design of their new main entrance.

Coburg Station

The Coburg train station has received an impressive modernization upgrade. They have renovated based on the design of their "future train station", which is the design foundation for 16 other trains stations in Germany.

Rutgers School of Dental Medicine

At the heart of this building is a large-two story atrium that welcomes students, faculty, staff patients and clinical researchers. Before the furniture upgrade, the space felt cold and transient, but now it has been transformed into an central park, designed to feel like a welcoming oasis for their entire community.

Edinburgh Airport

EDI's main reason for choosing Green Furniture was density of seating, and the number of seats on the same footprint was increased by 44%. Design was also important to EDI and the actual passenger effect of the design was remarkable - passenger satisfaction of the waiting area raised from 52% to 81%.

Flow Automotive

Lambert Design created an inspiring indoor Central Park at this office building in North Carolina, using Green's modular benches from the Nova C Series and the life-sized, acoustic tree from the Leaf Lamp Series. This design transforms the lobby into a memorable destination where employees are invited to collaborate in a non-formal environment - ideal for sparking creative ideas and solutions. This is Placemaking Design in action.