We create controlled greenhouse spaces and dedicated horticulture laboratories for urban cultivation programs, applied crop trials, and educational growing initiatives. Our facilities integrate climate management, propagation planning, clean workflow zoning, and crop observation tools so institutions, developers, and sustainability-led organizations can grow more reliably inside dense city settings while maintaining research-quality standards and practical productivity.
About our practice
Our organization was established around a simple belief: urban horticulture performs best when biological care and technical control are designed together. We support projects that need more than a decorative greenhouse by shaping specialized environments where propagation, crop development, testing, and practical city farming can happen with consistency. From compact rooftop structures to laboratory-adjacent cultivation rooms, our approach considers air movement, thermal stability, humidity behavior, light exposure, workflow separation, water efficiency, and crop-specific growth logic from the earliest planning stage.
We collaborate with educational institutions, private developers, municipalities, researchers, and sustainability programs that want dependable growing infrastructure inside urban landscapes. Every assignment is treated as a living system rather than a static installation: layout strategy, equipment selection, maintenance planning, and user training are aligned so each space can support productive cultivation, observation, and continuous learning. By combining practical horticultural operations with measured environmental design, we help clients transform underused urban areas into highly functional growing assets that contribute to resilience, food literacy, and greener city ecosystems.
Operational strengths
Each project is configured around crop type, seasonal behavior, and operational intent, allowing temperature, light, airflow, and humidity strategies to support healthier development and more stable performance in dense city contexts.
Our layouts separate clean tasks, propagation work, plant handling, monitoring, and service access, reducing inefficiencies while improving safety, traceability, and day-to-day comfort for teams managing active cultivation zones.
We adapt systems to rooftops, courtyard installations, compact annexes, and educational campuses, helping clients use limited square footage intelligently without compromising workflow clarity or plant care quality.
Spaces are suitable for demonstrations, applied research, training sessions, and pilot programs, giving organizations a structured environment where learning, testing, and production can coexist effectively.
Efficient water planning, sensible zoning, durable components, and maintenance-aware design help reduce waste and improve the long-term practicality of greenhouse and laboratory operations for institutions seeking measurable sustainability value.
Service scope
Specialized greenhouse planning: We design facility concepts for urban horticulture goals, balancing crop needs, construction realities, and user circulation so each greenhouse supports dependable cultivation rather than generic enclosure use.
Laboratory integration strategy: Our team helps connect horticulture labs with plant handling areas, observation points, clean benches, and support zones, creating a workflow that makes testing, propagation, and cultivation easier to manage.
Climate and cultivation configuration: We advise on light regimes, ventilation logic, humidity control, thermal management, irrigation coordination, and growth staging to improve environmental stability across diverse planting programs.
Urban farming pilot support: For municipalities, schools, and innovation teams, we prepare spaces suitable for demonstration crops, educational modules, seasonal trials, and scalable community-based growing initiatives.
Operational guidance and handover: We provide structured recommendations for maintenance routines, crop workflow, equipment use, and team familiarization so the final space remains practical after installation or launch.
Contact details
We support organizations seeking specialized growing spaces with practical layouts, controlled cultivation logic, and a professional approach suited to educational, institutional, and applied urban horticulture needs.
Address
Kapucijnenvoer 33,
3000 Leuven,
Belgium
Phone
+32 16 79 48 26