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Wild City Studio brings together landscape, publishing, photography, research and community practice to explore the relationship between people, nature and the city. Each project forms part of a wider body of work—testing ideas, building partnerships and documenting new ways of imagining urban futures.

Every Child Deserves the Chance to Be Wild

Every Child Deserves the Chance to Be Wild

London · Education · Nature Connection

Taking a class of schoolchildren into the wild edges of the city — foraging, planting, pond-dipping and paying attention.

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The Markfield Legacy Garden

The Markfield Legacy Garden

Tottenham · Public Realm · Heritage

A collaboration between Haringey Council, The Friends of Markfield Park, Wild City Studio and a wealth of volunteers — a wild, immersive community garden in the heart of Tottenham.

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The Balance Garden: RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2023

The Balance Garden: RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2023

Chelsea · Show Garden · Urban Healing

A show garden as urban healing — repurposed materials, low-cost planting, and a legacy rehomed at Markfield Park.

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Tynemouth Rd Health Centre

Tynemouth Rd Health Centre

Tottenham · Community · Nature Play · Therapeutic Landscapes

A large, unused lawn at a Tottenham health centre reimagined as a zero-waste nature play garden — foraging, food forestry and imaginative play at its heart.

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Future Fest: The Garden

Future Fest: The Garden

Tobacco Docks, London · Immersive · Installation

An indoor immersive garden for Nesta's 2018 Future Fest — a tactile journey through a dystopian urban ecology.

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RHS Lindley Hall: An Indoor Food Forest

RHS Lindley Hall: An Indoor Food Forest

Lindley Hall, RHS · Food Forest · Exhibition

An indoor food forest under the lights of the RHS's iconic Lindley Hall — edimentals, permaculture and edible mushrooms.

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RHS Hampton Court Flower Show: Garden for a Changing World

RHS Hampton Court Flower Show: Garden for a Changing World

Hampton Court Flower Show · Show Garden · Urban Ecology

The London Glades garden at Hampton Court Flower Show 2017 presented an optimistic urban garden shaped by edible forestry, biodiversity and ecological sensitivity.

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Roots and Rebels. A movement was born

Roots and Rebels. A movement was born

Markfield Park, North London · Community · Murals · Growing

Easter weekend at Markfield — street murals meet potato planting, in collaboration with Snooze Fabric and Friends of Markfield Park.

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The Arbour, Walthamstow. An Urban Food Forest

The Arbour, Walthamstow. An Urban Food Forest

Walthamstow · Food Forest · Urban Growing

A carbon-negative residential landscape — layered planting, reused materials and a new benchmark for urban garden design.

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3.5 Poles

3.5 Poles

Tottenham · Clothing collaboration

A clothing collaboration rooted in Tottenham — fieldwear, utility and local landscapes stitched together with natural dyes from Markfield community garden.

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Markfield Rd Festival 2024

Markfield Rd Festival 2024

Tottenham · Festival · Community

A community festival in Markfield Park — music, speeches, the mayor and the unveiling of the Legacy Garden and Orchard.

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Markfield Rd Festival 2025

Markfield Rd Festival 2025

Tottenham · Festival · Community

Bringing the art of creative resistance to the heart of Tottenham.

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A Markfield Spritz

A Markfield Spritz

Tottenham · Collaboration · Drink

In collab with Crucible we celebrated Markfield Community Garden with its own drink made from its very own fruit.

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Corporate connections

Corporate connections

London · Volunteer · Nature

Volunteer days and a much-needed break from the office. In need of a nature connection?

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Gladesmore Gardening Crew

Gladesmore Gardening Crew

Tottenham · Community · Education

Friday lunchtimes with Emma Beale and the crew from Gladesmore Community School — newts, Japanese wine berries and a garden that might, one day, be as big as Kew.

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