Explore the latest MISTREE news, project updates, product developments and insights into climate-responsive design, architectural cooling and the future of public spaces.
MISTREE has been featured in the August 2026 issue of Pro Landscaper USA, bringing the Suffolk-born architectural cooling installation to the attention of landscape architects, designers and developers across North America. The feature marks an exciting step in MISTREE’s development
We’re delighted to see MISTREE featured in the East Anglian Daily Times, helping to share the story behind this unique Suffolk-born project with a wider audience. Developed through a collaboration between designers Barron Gould Studio, Electronic Terminations Ltd, and lighting
British-designed architectural installation combines climate-responsive cooling with sculptural form and programmable lighting for public spaces. MISTREE, a new large-scale architectural cooling installation designed for public spaces and high-temperature urban environments, is now being introduced to architects, developers, and public realm
Woodbridge, Suffolk — As cities around the world continue to experience rising temperatures, architects, developers, and public planners are searching for smarter outdoor cooling solutions to keep environments comfortable. Traditional air conditioning systems work well indoors, but cooling large open
Woodbridge, Suffolk — Over the Christmas period, our Mistree prototype took centre stage at Whisstocks Place in Woodbridge, transforming the waterfront square into a gently glowing festive landmark. While Mistree is best known for its daytime evaporative cooling fog and
By blending cutting-edge technology with aesthetic appeal, it fosters social interaction, reduces ambient temperatures, and inspires a sense of wonder. Whether you envision a single iconic installation or a larger arrangement, the possibilities are endless.
