From grey to green

Colourful meadows instead of grey areas: The biodiversity-oriented design of business premises (BOP) is an approach to contribute to the protection and strengthening of biodiversity. BOPs are not only beautiful to look at, but also provide valuable habitats for local fauna and flora. In addition, BOPs can become places of relaxation and improve the well-being of employees and society. Discover the many possibilities!

Got curious?

Our interactive infographic shows you which measures you can take to redesign your premises in a natural way. Click on the button in middle. If you select the yellow dots with the mouse, possible measures and important concepts appear. With one click of the mouse you can learn more about the possibilities of natural redesign and the advantages for your company, your employees and for biodiversity. At the bottom right you can learn more about the main principles of "Biodiversity Premises".

24. February 2020

BOP experts meet in Madrid and Toledo

Experts are looking for design language for nature-oriented company sites in the Mediterranean - Plataforma Central Iberium as a lighthouse project

Berlin | 16. June 2020 - 18. June 2020

World Congress of Building Greening

The World Congress of Building Greening 2020 in Berlin is a multi-day event concerning the greening of buildings (greening of roofs, façades…

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You can register for the german EU LIFE BooGI-BOP Info-Letter here.

EU LIFE Project

In the project LIFE BooGI-BOP seven European partners from Austria, Germany, Slovakia and Spain have teamed up to promote biodiversity-oriented design of business premises in Europe. Among other things, we support you by providing initial guidance that gives you a first impression of the design potential, the search for a suitable service provider for planning and implementation and credible communication.

The project EU LIFE BooGI-BOP (LIFE17 GIE/DE/000466) is funded by EU LIFE, the European Union’s funding instrument for the environment and climate action.