Biotecture Case Study—Lord ’s Cricket Ground, London 1 Project Brief The client's brief on this project was for a visually unique wall that maintained a uniformity across the five separate sections to be installed on the Warner Stand. A curvilinear pattern that continues across the panels in horizontal sections was chosen. The client was also keen to improve air quality and biodiversity so plants were selected with physiology in mind to assist with capture of particle matter: leaf size, shape and surface texture were taken into consideration, as waxy, hairy, rough and/or ridged surfaces are most effective in trapping particles. In addition some plants were chosen because they are native species that would be wildlife friendly. Plants also had to be selected to suit the site

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