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Corporate social responsibility should be visible.
It should be tangible.
It should grow.

Impact Gardens.

A rooftop, terrace or landscape can grow food, support pollinators, bring people outside and become a place employees, tenants and communities use and value. 
Your outdoor space should be doing more. 

See Impact in Action.

For more than 30 years, we’ve been transforming underused spaces into places that give back—from landmark office towers and hospital campuses to public spaces and community farms.

Rooftop Gardens
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Transforming rooftops into living landscapes that grow food, support biodiversity, and add lasting value to the places where people work.

streetscapes
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Turning overlooked corporate spaces into vibrant landscapes that add life, value, and purpose to the workplace.

community  Farms
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Creating productive urban farms that grow food, build skills, and strengthen local food systems.

Why Choose an Impact Garden

Environmental and social commitments matter most when they become action. Impact Gardens make that action visible—growing food, supporting biodiversity, strengthening local food systems and giving people a direct way to participate.

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Depending on the project, food can be grown for staff, patients, cafés or community partners. Gardens create opportunities to participate and learn, build habitat, or turn an overlooked piece of a property into something productive and useful.

 

What gets measured matters. We help clients track results and tell the story of their garden—whether that means food grown, people engaged, habitat created or community partnerships supported. These outcomes can contribute to environmental and social reporting and, where applicable, building certification programs such as LEED and BOMA.

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Every Impact Garden is designed around the organization’s priorities—whether that means growing food, supporting biodiversity, engaging employees and tenants, building community partnerships or meeting measurable environmental and social goals.

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GOOD GARDENS KEEP GIVING BACK.

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Why Impact Gardens Matter.

strengthens communities

Shared harvests, workshops, volunteer days and stewardship.

Advances 
environmental Goals

Healthy soils, biodiversity, pollinator habitat and climate resilience.

Supports Wellbeing

Nature-rich spaces people genuinely want to use and enjoy. 

adds lasting
value

Productive landscapes that improve both the property and the experience of it.

What is an
Impact Garden? 

A living landscape designed to give back.

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Impact Gardens transform underused spaces into productive landscapes that grow food, support biodiversity, and create places people value, use, and care for.

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From rooftops and hospital campuses to office terraces, streetscapes, and urban farms, each garden is designed around the site, the people who use it, and what the organization wants to accomplish.

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More than an amenity, an Impact Garden makes environmental and social commitments visible, tangible and part of everyday life.

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What could your site become? 

Tell us about your site and what you want it to do. We’ll help you see what’s possible. 

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