A property is complex: buildings, green spaces, expansion projects… and above all a working environment for those who use it every day.
What if we integrated the biodiversity dimension into it?
Often, these spaces are perceived as purely functional: parking lots, mowed areas, excessively trimmed hedges. However, they can become true havens for local fauna and flora, links in the ecological network, and assets for the landscape.
Rethinking the layout means giving nature a place in your spaces, enhancing the landscape, and giving more meaning to your working environment.
The observation is often the following: “Our property is too small; it has no potential for biodiversity.”
Our response: “Sometimes just a few square meters are enough to make a big difference.”
At PlantC, our multidisciplinary team — biologist, bioengineer, geographer, landscape architect — studies each site from all its angles to reveal its ecological potential.
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Practical examples: Large property vs. small property
Here, we illustrate two scales of work. A site of over 12 hectares (in Liège) and a second of 0.5 hectares (in Tubize):
4,600 m² versus 714 m²…
And yet, it is on the smaller plot that the diversity of developments is the richest!
From 4 features on the large property to 8 on the smaller one — a clear demonstration that ecological potential is not measured in square meters, but in intentions and actions.
From design to implementation, our team transforms your green spaces into true ecological and landscape assets.
Before / After: when biodiversity reclaims its rights
Illustrated by images, here is an example of a wildflower meadow development near Gembloux:
Here, we combined the digging of a pond, perimeter plantings; as well as a wildflower meadow in Anderlues:
Example of a small, highly mineralized space, developed with succulents (sedums) for a useful ground cover effect:
Every action counts: transforming one’s property means concretely participating in the strengthening of biodiversity.
At PlantC, we support companies in the ecological transition of their properties, for green spaces that are useful, vibrant, and sustainable.
