Eco construction company, Eco Green Group, are delivering the largest open public roof garden in the UK as part of a mission to shape the future of commercial design.
The multifunctional rooftop space is designed to enhance environmental benefits while creating a healthier, more inclusive environment for those using the space.
The company is on a mission to transform how buildings in the UK are constructed, ensuring they benefit the environment while providing more open green spaces in urban areas.
The rooftop features at Millennium Bridge House include innovative elements such as a blue roof system for effective stormwater management and a biodiverse green roof to enhance ecological value and support urban cooling.
Image: Elevate Media/Eco Green Group
It also benefits from resin-bound gravel walkways, custom-designed planters filled with greenery, automated irrigation, integrated lighting and stylish outdoor furniture.
One of the key highlights is the all-electric heating system that has supported the creation of a 2,527 sqm biodiverse rooftop.
he rooftop garden now serves as a benchmark for urban greening, offering not only public access and environmental benefits but also picturesque views of St. Paul’s Cathedral as well as the Millennium Bridge.
Eco Green Group’s work on Millennium Bridge House has been shortlisted for the UK Roofing Awards, highlighting the project’s standout innovation and craftsmanship.
| Keith Hills, founder of Eco Green Group, said: “We’re very proud of the work we’ve done and continue to do with Millennium Bridge House. |
| “This project demonstrates the power of collaboration and creative thinking in transforming urban rooftops into sustainable spaces that not only enhance well-being but also contribute to the environment. |
| “As the largest open public roof garden in the UK, it sets a new standard for what’s possible with smart, eco-conscious design. |
| “Looking ahead to the offices of tomorrow, we believe these green spaces will be essential for enchanting both productivity and environmental responsibility. |
| “By integrating nature into our workplaces, we can create urban environments that support healthier lifestyles, better work-life balance and a more sustainable future for everyone.” |
