London Hotel Grows Green Wall

London hotel grows green wall
London hotel grows green wall
The Rubens at the Palace has transformed one of it’s sides into a spectacular ‘vertical garden’ known as our Living Wall . Covering an expanse of 350 square metres with over 10,000 ferns and plants, the garden will evolve with each season, taking on a new spectacular appearance. Whilst it undoubtedly looks great, the Living Wall also promotes significant environmental benefits, including air quality and attracting important wildlife, such as bees, butterflies and birds. 



The wall also helps by raising the hotel’s temperature in the winter and lowering it in the summer, whilst helping provide a water storage location.

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