Lincoln Street

Location: Coventry
Client: Private
Architect: Singh Fudge Architects
Status: Planning
Size: 5,800 m2

The Miyawaki Method is a highly effective approach to rapidly restoring forest cover on degraded land. Trees planted using this method grow faster, accelerating forest regeneration and capturing more carbon. Rooted in reforestation principles that mimic natural processes, it offers a cost-efficient solution with immediate greening impact. In addition to its speed, the Miyawaki Method promotes the growth of dense, resilient native forests that can withstand environmental stressors like drought and pests. These forests support diverse ecosystems, enhancing local biodiversity, while requiring minimal maintenance over time. They also play a crucial role in mitigating climate change by capturing more carbon and improving air quality.

︎︎︎Site model by Singh Fudge Architects

To integrate the proposed development into its natural surroundings, we’ve devised an extensive landscape plan using the Miyawaki Method. This approach boosts biodiversity, strengthens the connection to nature, and creates a green buffer against the nearby arterial road leading to the city centre.

︎︎︎Francis Hallé,  50 ans d'explorations et d'études botaniques en forêt tropicale, 2016