The Green Corners Award, an initiative put on by London's Conservation Foundation, puts all city slickers on the hunt for some green beauty within a sometimes bleak urban landscape.
With the Green Corners Awards, Londoners search for lush gardens, simple windowsills, community areas and vegetable plots -- anything that brings more color and diversity to the city. Anyone can nominate a space that inspires them the most.
Implications - As globalization and urban populations continue to increase at an unprecedented rate, many individuals have developed a feeling of disconnection with nature. Businesses that are able to generate familiar outdoor experiences or transform an urban dwelling into one boasting more rural characteristics will see great returns.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Green Corners Awards
- The Green Corners Awards seek to find and reward biodiversity in urban landscapes.
- Urban Biodiversity
- Urban biodiversity is increasingly valued as city dwellers look to connect with nature.
- Nature-inspired Design
- Designing urban spaces with nature-inspired elements is a growing trend in creating more natural environments.
Sectors Adopting This
- Landscape Architecture
- Landscape architects have an opportunity to create more green spaces in urban areas, promoting biodiversity and natural experiences for city dwellers.
- Sustainable Urban Development
- Sustainable urban development can incorporate nature into design for healthier, more livable cities.
- Green Technology
- Green technology can play a role in creating urban environments that sustain biodiversity while reducing negative impacts on the environment.
