A Pavegen-powered garden just won gold at the Chelsea Flower Show!

A sustainable urban garden with Pavegen as the centre piece, has just won a top award at the Chelsea Flower Show, the world’s most prestigious garden design competition.

Designed by Kate Gould, and commissioned by London’s leading retail association New West End Company (NWEC), the garden features two large Pavegen walkways which are enabling lighting, a fan and data in this beautiful setting.

The 'New West End Garden', sponsored by the Sir Simon Milton Foundation, won the new ‘Spaces to Grow’ category. It is, we think, a stunning combination of the classical and modern, which caught the eye of the judges, and an audience of politicians, celebrities and journalists.

Joining us on the tiles were the UK’s environment minister, Michael Gove; Lord Mayor of Westminster, Lindsey Hall and X-Factor host Dermot O’Leary. Press coverage included pieces in The Daily Telegraph, Evening Standard and interviews by the BBC, along with many garden and architectural publications.

Michael Gove MP, Lord Mayor Lindsey Hall, Richard Davies of the Sir Simon Milton Foundation and designer Kate Gould

Don't worry if you can't make it to Chelsea this week to see our tech, because in June the installation is moving permanently to a location near Oxford Street. This will be another serious demonstration of how clean-tech is transforming our cities to improve the environment and create happier, healthier people.

The project continues our exciting relationship with NWEC who, with Transport for London, commissioned our smart street project off Oxford Street in 2017. We look forward to seeing you in London's West End again soon!