Hedafor, a group company associated with Deforche Construction Group, collaborates with driven horticulturists, growers, and forward-thinking researchers in pursuit of optimal horticulture, botanical exploration, and plant research environments. This collaboration aims to create innovative spaces for research and growth. Botanical glasshouse from Hedafor offers unique designs for authorities, universities, and institutions. These expertly designed and constructed structures provide customized solutions. Built examples include the Benmore Botanical Greenhouse and the MEISE Botanical Garden
The botanical plant collection creates controlled environments that mimic the natural habitats of the plants they house.
| Temperature Control | Greenhouses have heating and cooling systems to maintain the desired temperature range for specific plant species. This is essential for creating the right growing conditions. |
| Humidity Control | Maintaining the appropriate humidity levels is crucial, as different plants have varying moisture requirements. |
| Lighting | Greenhouses often use supplemental lighting, such as grow lights, to ensure plants receive adequate light for photosynthesis, especially in regions with limited sunlight. |
| Ventilation | Proper ventilation helps control temperature, humidity, and air quality inside the greenhouse. |
| Irrigation Systems | Automated irrigation systems are used to deliver the right amount of water to plants. |
| Shading | Greenhouses can have shading systems to protect plants from excessive sunlight. |
Design and Engineering
Hedafor from the Deforche Construction Group engineering team takes all practical considerations into account including structure height, optimum light incidence, and climate requirements such as humidity and temperature. This is all considered in the aesthetical design brief. All design typologies can be met ranging from more traditional to futuristic styles.
