Our passion has always been to bring the beauty of nature into the heart of urban environments, creating living spaces where architecture and nature harmoniously coexist. A serendipitous encounter reminded us of this spirit—a little baby bird has found its way into the living wall inside our Paris apartment. This unexpected visitor is also reminding us of our founding motto: “birds singing through architecture.” Now we took on the task of fostering this tiny bird, nurturing it until it is ready to return to its natural habitat.

The Discovery: In the midst of our busy lives, a moment of surprise unfolded when we discovered a little baby bird nestled within the foliage of our living wall. Its presence felt like a special sign, affirming our dedication to bringing nature closer to urban dwellers. With tender care, we embraced this encounter as an opportunity to fulfill our mission in a more intimate and personal way.

Nurturing Nature: Determined to give the baby bird the best chance at thriving, we embarked on a journey of fostering. With each passing day, we observed its growth, fed it a diet suited to its needs, and provided a safe space for it to explore and spread its wings.

Symbolizing Fortune and Purpose: For us, the presence of this baby bird holds a unique significance. It a reminder of our dedication to bringing nature into the urban environment. Even our cat and the foster bird have formed a friendship, happily coexisting and bringing joy to our home.
As we witnessed the bird’s resilience, it strengthened our resolve to continue bringing the beauty of nature to architectural design.

A Journey Towards Freedom:  The time approaches for the baby bird to return to nature. We are filled with joy, knowing that we have played a small role in its growth and recovery.  As we are getting ready to release the bird into the wild, we have been reminded of the profound impact our landscape company can have in bringing nature closer to urban dwellers. We are fueled with renewed determination to continue our mission of merging architecture and nature, allowing birds to sing freely through the very fabric of our designs.