Founded in 2010 by horticultural artist David Brenner, Habitat Horticulture LLC is on a mission to create awe-inspiring plant-centric spaces within the built environment. The company specializes in distinctive living walls and botanical installations that serve not only as decorative elements but also as a means to deepen our connection to nature. Emphasizing the importance of habitat creation, Habitat Horticulture integrates greenery with architecture, aiming to establish mutually beneficial relationships that support both human and ecological well-being.
With extensive experience across North America, the company excels in undertaking complex projects that involve vertical gardens and living installations in high-rise exteriors and expansive interiors. They offer a range of services, including turnkey living wall design and maintenance, interior and exterior landscape design, green roofs, and biophilic design solutions. A key aspect of their approach is beginning each project from a plant's perspective, ensuring that plant life is nurtured, ultimately allowing for thriving green spaces in urban settings.
At the heart of their innovation is Growtex®, a sustainable geo-textile growing medium designed to optimize plant growth while mitigating environmental impact. This system adapts to various architectural needs and allows for easy maintenance and plant replacement. By supporting native biodiversity, Habitat Horticulture tackles urban challenges like pollution and habitat loss, working to improve the living conditions for both humans and wildlife in urban landscapes.
Habitat Horticulture also highlights the emotional and psychological benefits of greenery, improving mental well-being and productivity in workplace environments. Their projects are not merely decorative but resonate with a deeper mission: to inspire a cultural shift towards greener cities and a more profound appreciation for the natural world. Through collaboration with architects and engineers, they curate vibrant and sustainable environments that demonstrate the value of integrating plants into our everyday lives.
