Fifty Albert Auckland – Greenery Design Project | Commercial Planting & Landscape Design

Lush planting throughout Fifty Albert transforms transitional and interior spaces into immersive moments of calm within the urban environment.

Award-winning

Client
Fifty Albert
Location
Auckland, New Zealand
Collaborators
Architectus
Awards
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From laneway to workspace

Designed in collaboration with Architectus, the planting strategy at Fifty Albert spans the laneway, atrium, interior spaces and communal areas, introducing softness, texture and movement within the refined architectural setting. The greenery works alongside the concrete finishes and structured forms to create a more welcoming and grounded atmosphere throughout the development, helping transform transitional spaces into environments that feel immersive, calm and people-focused.

Dense tree ferns and small trees planted in a narrow outdoor courtyard between two building facades.

Layered fern planting along a timber bench beneath an illuminated bird artwork panel on the building facade.

A tree fern and layered fern species in metal planters along a covered outdoor walkway.

A lush urban retreat

Dense tropical planting in the laneway softens the scale of the surrounding architecture while introducing moments of privacy and visual relief. Carefully layered greenery enhances the pedestrian experience, creating a more inviting and human-centred connection through the site. Across outdoor terraces and shared areas, planting supports comfort and everyday usability while strengthening the relationship between interior and exterior spaces.

Feature planting and integrated greenery within the interior spaces add warmth and life to the contemporary architectural palette. Sculptural specimens and layered planting introduce depth and visual interest, softening the built environment and reinforcing the sense of nature that defines the character of Fifty Albert, from the street to the workspace.