From advice to total solutions | Next Generation Glasshouses

The output and performance requirements of the greenhouses vary per project. It is rewarding to collaborate with the client during the development process, resulting in a magnificent greenhouse as the end result.

Jan Valstar, project consultant

Advice & Design

From ambition to completion

EdenParks guides clients through the process of creating complex, high-quality botanical greenhouses and glass structures. We offer strategic advice and substantive guidance from the initial orientation phase through to completion, always working in close collaboration with architects, consultants and contractors.

Our approach is flexible and transparent: you decide at which stage you would like us to become involved. Whether it concerns an early feasibility study, technical development or full project support, EdenParks adds value where expertise makes the difference.

Tailor-made support

Exactly where you need us

Every botanical greenhouse is unique. That is why we work in a modular way:

Strategic advice in the initiative and design phase
Technical support for complex climate and glass issues
Project support from concept to delivery

This allows you to retain maximum control while benefiting from in-depth knowledge and experience with high-quality projects.

Sustainable and Future-Proof

Building a botanical greenhouse is more than a one-off project; it is a sustainable solution that will perform optimally for many years to come. We help you anticipate future use and possible changes in climate or functions.

For example: In the botanical garden for the Emir in Kuwait, where temperatures can reach 50°C, we built a special 3,500 m² greenhouse with three climate zones, including a European climate. This demonstrates our experience with extreme climates and customised solutions that work even under the most challenging conditions.

Daylight: The Key to Growth

Daylight is essential for plant growth. We use innovative materials and techniques to let in as much light as possible, such as at the Flora Botanischer Garten in Cologne (4,500 m² of glass) or, conversely, only a certain spectrum of light, such as at the butterfly garden and Jungola at Wildlands Adventure Zoo Emmen, equipped with 6,200 m² of ETFE foil.