The 2007 Canadian Animal- Exhibition Hall

In 2007, with years of profound experience in the artificial plant industry, we successfully partnered with the Toronto Zoo — a benchmark landmark in Canada’s cultural and tourism sector. Its Africa Rainforest Pavilion is North America’s largest indoor African-themed exhibition area, while the Prehistoric Life Gallery is centered on the core feature of Jurassic ecology restoration. The exhibition hall was in urgent need of a comprehensive artificial plant solution characterized by “ecological accuracy + scene adaptability + long-term durability.” It not only needed to perfectly align with the dual themes of “African Savanna + Prehistoric Jungle” and address the pain points of living plants in indoor exhibition halls (such as light dependence, high maintenance costs, and short life cycles) but also enhance visitors’ immersive experience through the seamless integration of plants with artificial animals (giraffes, elephants, dinosaurs, and zebras). This collaboration was not only a test of our technical capabilities but also required the plant landscapes to achieve the dual heights of “native texture and artistic presentation” due to the exhibition hall’s award-winning background as the “Best Ecological Theme Exhibition Area” by National Geographic Canada.

Focusing on the “Prehistoric Jungle” theme, we developed a plant landscape that combines a primitive feel with visual impact, based on paleontological ecology:

Thanks to precise ecological restoration, high-quality product craftsmanship, and efficient end-to-end services, this collaboration has gained strong recognition and unanimous praise from the official team of the Toronto Zoo: