Sectors
An EcoShield is engineered planting that absorbs the pressure wave from a bomb blast, so less of it reaches the people on the other side. Where it goes on a site changes from one kind of site to the next. These are the seven we work in.
Sports Stadia
It gives supporters queuing between your bollards and your turnstiles physical protection of their own. To everyone standing there it is planting.
Shopping Centres
It brings physical protection onto your busiest floors, beside the seating and through the atrium and food court. To shoppers it is simply more greenery.
Read the Shopping Centres page
Developments and Public Realm
It stands among the people gathered in your square, beyond the bollards at the kerb. The square stays somewhere people choose to meet, sit and linger.
Read the Developments and Public Realm page
Private and Event Venues
It protects guests gathering in the arrival court and on the reception lawn. To your guests it is part of the garden.
Read the Private and Event Venues page
Music Festivals
It gives festival-goers queuing between your perimeter and your search lanes physical protection of their own. The weekend still begins with a walk up to the gate that feels like the start of something good.
Music Venues and Late-Night
It forms the lanes where your queue waits for the bag check, in the foyer or on your own forecourt. A night out still feels like a night out.
Government and Defence Estates
Conventional hardening suits the service gate. An EcoShield takes the public frontage, and the estate presents a calm, open face to the street.
If your site is not on this list
The common factor is a crowd standing still, outdoors, in ground the operator does not control. That happens at transport interchanges, outside places of worship and at the entrance to a hospital, and the answer on those sites is the same one.
Tell us about yours on a call. Thirty minutes: what you are protecting, what the site allows, who signs it off, and whether anything is forcing a decision. No deck and no obligation.