Over the weekend, Fytogreen Australia proudly announced that two of its landmark projects received Honourable Mentions at the World Green Infrastructure Network (WGIN) Awards 2025, reinforcing Australia’s position as a global leader in sustainable design and biophilic innovation.
This year’s awards celebrated excellence in living architecture across key categories such as Green Walls and the new Innovative Living Systems category—and Australia shone brightly with two winning projects and three Honourable Mentions in total, a testament to the nation’s commitment to green infrastructure.
Fytogreen’s Recognised Projects
Innovative Living Systems Category 83 Pirie Street, Adelaide – A landmark workplace integrating 110 m² of living systems, 774 plants across 32 species, designed to set new benchmarks in workplace sustainability and biophilic design. The project integrates planters across multiple levels, including elevated aluminium planters, ground-level installations, and sculptural GRC pots. Watch the submission video: CLICK HERE
Green Walls Category Flinders Gate Atrium Green Facade, Melbourne – A pioneering three-storey internal green facade supported by a custom Tensile webmesh system, complemented by 141 modular wicking planter boxes across three office levels. The living systems contribute significantly to biodiversity and liveability, supporting a curated palette of indoor-suitable plant species that thrive in low-light conditions. Watch the submission video: CLICK HERE
Continuing a Legacy of Leadership This achievement follows Fytogreen’s success in 2024, where we won both the Green Wall and Green Roof categories at the WGIN Awards:
- The Standard – Australia’s largest fire-compliant green wall (410 m², 68 species, 9,300 plants).
- Boronggook Drysdale Library – A sloping green roof (544 m², 4,770 plants, 18 native species).
Congratulations to all winners and honourees worldwide! Together, we’re shaping greener, healthier cities and advancing global green infrastructure innovation. Learn more about World Green Infrastructure Network (WGIN) and see the full award winners: CLICK HERE
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