enhancing sustainability and aesthetic appeal through vertical gardens

Vertical green walls play a pivotal role in enhancing the integration of landscape and architecture at Silk. Strategically placed across the development, these living walls not only contribute to the aesthetic appeal but also support the building’s sustainability goals.

By incorporating lush greenery on vertical surfaces, these green walls provide natural insulation, reduce heat, and improve air quality. They act as a dynamic visual feature, blending nature with the urban environment, while also offering residents and visitors a sense of calm and tranquillity amidst the vibrant urban area.

designed to reduce the overall impact of the built environment on human health and the natural environment

The streetscape design along Racecourse Road and Beatrice Terrace seamlessly integrates the development into its surroundings, aligning with the Racecourse Road Precinct SCIP (Suburban Centres Improvement Project) guidelines. This cohesive approach enhances connectivity, walkability, and the overall character of the urban streetscape.

Common recreation spaces across multiple levels provide high-quality open areas for residents. Podium gardens incorporate resilient plantings suited to the western sun and urban living conditions, ensuring long-term sustainability and comfort.

A curated selection of native and subtropical plant species ensures a resilient, low-maintenance landscape that thrives in Brisbane’s climate. Shaded concourses and walkways are framed by lush greenery, offering inviting spaces for movement and interaction. Through a balance of form, function, and sustainability, the landscape at Silk elevates the urban experience, reinforcing a strong connection between people, place, and nature.