IOTA - planters for terraces and patios

IOTA was commissioned by a sovereign wealth fund to provide bespoke powder-coated steel planters for two roof terraces, as part of the redevelopment of Grade A offices in the heart of St James's in London. A total of 22 bespoke trough planters were supplied, each measuring 1200x400x600mm. The planters were manufactured in 1.5mm thick zintec steel

IOTA’s bespoke zinc planters and timber seating feature in communal outdoor spaces, designed by Andy Sturgeon Design, at The Bindery office development in the heart of Hatton Garden. Extensive areas of continuous, multi-section zinc planters, suitably reinforced internally to accommodate the specified planting plan

Bespoke steel planters were commissioned for The Beau Brummell public house, St. James's, London SW1. The planters were designed to a standard height, but in two versions: one with a relatively low ‘birdcage’ on top; and the second with a higher, H 1050mm ‘birdcage’, to which a menu board was also fastened. The ‘birdcages’ serve as a climbing

IOTA were commissioned by gardening author and designer Alex Mitchell for a small private residential terrace in North London. Given the site’s physical space constraints, a series of 5 bespoke, modular planters were designed and manufactured to improve the aesthetics of the small space and create an inviting garden within an urban environment

Bespoke powder-coated steel planters were commissioned by award-winning garden design and build contractors PC Landscapes for an enchanting, multi-level garden at a private residence in Guildford. IOTA’s planters also feature on a terrace and in a seating / barbeque area of the garden, but the bulk of the planters were used in an extensive

IOTA's bespoke steel planters were commissioned for the Hampton by Hilton hotel in Bournemouth. Specifications included dimensions of L 1200 x W 1200 x H 900; reinforced internally; 4 steel eye bolts in the base for tree anchor system attachment

Bespoke powder coated steel planters were commissioned for the redevelopment of a London townhouse in prestigious St. Katharine’s Precinct, on the Outer Circle of Regent’s Park in London. St. Katharine’s Precinct is situated on the prestigious Outer Circle of Regent’s Park. It was originally built in 1826-8 in the Gothic revival style, designed by

91 bespoke steel planters were commissioned in 2016 by developers Harrison Varmer. IOTA provided a full range of sizes, configurations and specifications for the super-prime residential development ‘Buxmead’, London. Buxmead is a development formed of 3 luxury penthouses, 6 duplexes and 11 apartments set in 2.5 acres of private landscaped gardens

As part of the Tom Stuart-Smith designed roof terrace at the iconic Verde SW1 building in London, IOTA supplied a total of 21 large zinc-clad planters. The Grade A office space development was managed by Tishman Speyer with landscape architects Bowles & Wyer, who approached IOTA for a planting solution to cover two of the six terraces. The

A large, L-shaped steel planter was commissioned for a fine artist’s private residence and studio in the Cotswolds. The client wanted the planted perimeter to be both secure, and to create a privacy screen; so planter was designed to be relatively large, measuring W 700 x H 900mm. The planter forms a continuous, L-shaped perimeter to a decked

IOTA was commissioned to design and manufacture 36 large bespoke powder-coated steel planters for Cala Homes’ new Waterfront Plaza development in Edinburgh. The planters have varying dimensions and arrangements, the largest being 3745 (l) x 1500 (w) x 525mm (h). All planters were manufactured from 3mm-thick zintec steel, polyester powder-coated to

IOTA was commissioned to supply bespoke stainless steel planters and benching for communal roof terraces at the TWENTY Berkeley Square office redevelopment. Designed by architects Barr Gazetas, the redevelopment has delivered office and restaurant space of the highest quality, styled to honour the Art Deco roots of the original 1930's building

Bespoke powder coated steel planters were commissioned for the redevelopment of the landmark Old Library building in historic Leamington Spa. Originally built in 1901 to house The Free Library and the town's Technical and Art School, it was to be redeveloped by TAG Exclusive Properties into 29 luxury apartments. IOTA’s planters were commissioned for the communal courtyard

Lead-clad steel planters were commissioned for the newly-opened Rosewood London hotel, following an £85m refurbishment of the landmark Pearl Assurance headquarters on High Holborn. The original design intent was for the planters to be manufactured in solid lead, but this created two key problems: 4 nr. imposing conical planters [W 1190 x H 1196mm

IOTA was commissioned to design, manufacture, supply and install 10 bespoke zinc-clad steel planters to green three communal terraces for residents at the McEwan, a Build to Rent (BTR) apartment building in Edinburgh. The planters had varying dimensions and arrangements, the largest being 6000 (l) x 600 (w) x 450mm (h), and were manufactured from