
BGI
Blue-green infrastructure is the foundation of sustainable design with stormwater. Therefore, when creating public spaces, we emphasize maximum retention directly at the point of rainfall, natural infiltration, slowed runoff, and re-evaporation for microclimate cooling. We work closely with landscape architects, water management specialists, and environmental specialists.
Water Management Concept
We have experience with integrating blue-green infrastructure into public spaces (Tatra Technical Museum forecourt), as well as extensive urban studies (Maniny Park and Rohan and Libeň Island Concept plan). We work with vegetated and infiltration swales, green roofs, polders, and retention basins for irrigation.
Detailed Design of BGI
Special challenge for us was Renovation of Škroupovo Square, where we addressed water management in a challenging urban environment with a high proportion of paved surfaces. Within the project, we designed a comprehensive system of load-bearing tree cells (structured substrate) for trees, which, in combination with surface swales, provides them with sufficient space, air, and moisture for healthy growth, without causing damage to the surrounding paved surfaces.
Blue-Green Infrastructure Projects
Tatraplain

Renovation of Škroupovo Square

Surroundings of the Church of the Holy Spirit

Revitalisation of village centre and relocation of wooden bell tower

Forecourt of the House of Arts and Koliště Park

Bus station Dvůr Králové nad Labem

Village center Revitalization

Revitalisation of Žilina city centre

Hronov zoning study

Rohan Island Prague

Těšnov Park Prague

The square and adjacent streets in Velké Meziříčí

