Project Highlight: Sharp Grossmont Hospital Project

Project Highlight: Sharp Grossmont Hospital Project

Architect: Sharp Grossmont Hospital

Location: San Diego, CA, USA

Sharp Grossmont Hospital asked Planters Unlimited for help when redesigning the front of their multi-level parking garage, a highly visible entrance to those entering and exiting the hospital. They wanted their new look to match the Sharp brand and be aesthetically pleasing. In collaboration with their designer, Planters Unlimited created a modern motif made of designer wall panels and planters placed in a checkerboard pattern. Each planter would house realistic-looking faux greenery for a vibrant, contemporary façade.

Planters Unlimited started with our designer wall panels made from durable fiberglass but mimicking a washed woodgrain design. Then, Planters Unlimited mounted our fiberglass Madera Rectangular Planters in a checkerboard design at the top, with a row of three planters at the ground level, just under the Sharp cutout sign. Since all products are made of fiberglass, they are made to withstand the elements for years and remain beautiful. And the UV-protected artificial plants in the planters were made weather- and fade-resistant so that they would look green and vibrant no matter the season—and without the care of live plants.

Sharp Hospital was excited about their new, modern redesign—and even more so that we kept them within their budget! If you have a custom commercial project, we will help bring your design vision to life with long-lasting, commercial-grade products in a variety of styles to suit your application and brand! Call Planters Unlimited today at 1-888-320-0626 to ask about our trade program, which offers exclusive pricing and perks for trade professionals!

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