SUGi
UK

London, UK

Serenity Forest

A tranquil and nourishing space for hospital patients and the local community

Community
Miyawaki Method
Habitat

Serenity Forest is an ambitious project that brings together Louis Vuitton, Möet & Chandon, and Cadogan Estate, furthering their collaborative efforts to ‘rewild’ the heart of London with SUGi.

Located on Chelsea Square, adjacent to the Royal Brompton and Royal Marsden hospitals, this project will transform an unloved, concrete space into a thriving forest that will provide nourishment to hospital patients and local residents - as well as to native flora and fauna.

Through the revival and preservation of biodiversity in the locality, Serenity Forest will also serve as an important nature hub within London for years to come.

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780

TREES

240

SQUARE METERS

24

NATIVE SPECIES

The site of Serenity Forest in Kensington & Chelsea, London, UK
The pocket forest after 6 months growth

Forest Partner

Forest Report: 6 Months

DATE: 04.05.2023

The pocket forest after 6 months growth
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Forest Report: Planting

DATE: 01.11.2022

“Serenity Forest will be a sanctuary in the heart of London. Located opposite a central London hospital, it is hoped the mix of native flowering trees will bring a little peace and nature-based sensory experiences to the area.”

James Godfrey-Faussett, SUGi Lead Forest Maker

Forest Design

There will be seating areas dotted throughout the forest, providing a place where visitors can take in the sights and sounds of nature and witness biodiversity return to the bustling city. Serenity Forest will be a vital respite, particularly important for hospital patients and staff who spend large proportions of their day indoors.

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