Project focuses on vegetation areas of Stadická, Budovatelů and Školní streets in Roudnice nad Labem, which are existing and newly emerged as a result of the roads and parking spaces reconstruction. The main idea was to use vegetation elements that adapt well to the extreme conditions of the urban environment, to capture and retain as much rainwater as possible,to design low maintenance vegetation elements and increase the biodiversity of a given hostile environment of typical Czech street. Our goal was to introduce the inhabitants of the city to other possibilities of vegetation modifications and to offer them a new perspective on the aesthetics of streetscaping in close cooperation with transport solutions.
The design is divided into 3 parts according to individual streets.

The project uses extensive Silbersommer gravel beds suitable for use in the city, especially on traffic islands and other exposed sites. Other flower beds combine flowering and evergreen autochthonous and introduced shrubs, which are adapted to growth in the urban environment.The Rain gardens are areas that are able to accumulate and gradually absorb large amounts of surface water. These terrain depressions are filled with a mixture of gravel and retention substrate planted with species which respond well to water level fluctuations. Part of the water gradually seeps into the bedrock and some gradually evapotranspires into the atmosphere.Other lawns in the area serve mainly as surface water inflows.As part of the project, 14 existing trees in unsatisfactory condition, 19 solitary shrubs and 285 m2 of shrub groups were removed. 77 new trees, 145 m² of shrub groups, 170 m² of extensive gravel beds and 120 m² of rain beds were designed and subsequently planted.