PXL 7 — Architect Survey

For interior landscapers

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Architects on interior greenery — 3 minutes

Large-scale greenery is becoming part of serious architecture. For the upcoming reference book PLANTS XL 7 we ask architects and designers: what do you need to make interior greenery succeed? Anonymous; leaving your e-mail is optional.

1. What best describes your role? 2. In which country do you mainly work? 3. How often do your projects include interior planting?

In almost every project Often Sometimes Rarely or never

4. At what stage does interior greenery usually enter your design process?

Concept phase Design development Fit-out or styling phase After completion, by the client It usually does not

5. Who usually takes the initiative for interior greenery in your projects?

I do, as designer The client The interior landscaper Nobody deliberately

6. What holds you back from using large-scale greenery (trees, living walls) more often?

Budget Maintenance concerns Lack of technical knowledge (light, water, weight) Doubts about plant survival No suitable partner Client interest Nothing, I use it often

7. How would you rate your own working knowledge of the following?

None

Basic

Good

Expert

Light requirements (PPFD, DLI)

Irrigation and water safety

Living wall systems

Plant selection for interiors

8. Which topics should a professional reference book on interior greenery certainly cover?

Inspirational projects worldwide Plant selection guide Light: what plants really need Irrigation and water management Living walls: systems and pitfalls Costs and maintenance in practice Sustainability and CO2 Artificial greenery: when and how The process from nursery to project

9. How do you prefer to consume this kind of knowledge?

A high-quality reference book Online articles or tools Lectures and CPD sessions Directly from suppliers or landscapers

10. Would a large-format reference book on interior greenery, made with the profession, be valuable to your practice?

Yes, definitely Probably Only as online resource No

11. What is the one thing this book must absolutely include? (optional) 12. Would you like to receive the PXL 7 launch update and pre-subscription offer? (optional)

Thank you.

Your answers help shape PLANTS XL 7, the reference book on large-scale greenery in interiors. If you left your e-mail address, you will receive the launch update.

Sander Kroll · Ki Plant · sander.kroll@kiplant.com