READING, PA — Ambius has achieved significant recognition at the International Plantscape Awards, securing a total of 20 awards for its achievements in plantscape design and horticultural service. The honors include 17 design awards across categories such as Living Wall, Holiday, Freestanding Containers, and Silk, Replica, and Preserved, as well as three technician awards for exemplary talent and service.
Among the winners, stand-out projects include the Airport Lounge in Atlanta, GA, and Icon of the Seas in Cádiz, Spain, both earning Platinum recognition for Installation. Ambius also received a Platinum award for Freestanding Containers for its work on The Crooked Hammock in Myrtle Beach, SC, and for Holiday designs at Cook Children’s Hospital in Ft. Worth, TX.
The International Plantscape Awards celebrate innovation, creativity, and excellence in interior and exterior plantscaping, bringing together industry experts to honor the best in design and execution. Ambius President Lorri MacHarg highlighted the company’s mission in her statement. “At Ambius, we look at plantscape design through a multi-sensory lens. Every project is unique and is crafted to transform spaces into environments that inspire connection, foster well-being, and celebrate the beauty of nature,” she said. “These 20 awards celebrate our team’s creativity and dedication to making the world healthier and greener, one space at a time.”
Technician awards were presented for exceptional service at projects including Brannan 888 in San Francisco, CA, serviced by Yenni Riveres, and an Indianapolis office, serviced by Alane Judkins.
Additional top-tier work recognized with Gold awards includes Living Wall projects at Boston Properties in Boston, MA and Phoenix Bond in Phoenix, AZ, as well as unique designs for Teck Resources Limited in Vancouver, BC, and Prudential Building in Chicago, IL.
These accolades emphasize Ambius’ continued leadership in utilizing plantscaping to enhance spaces while fostering sustainability and wellness.
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