Green roof project

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Our highly sophisticated green roofing system with Georaster® elements even enables the installation of steep pitched roofs up to 35°.

I learned about the green roof at The Avenue project relatively recently and have only now been given a sketch and description of the roof. So, I’m sharing the drawing (above) and description…

This modern home has been designed to subtly integrate into the natural shape of the land, and allows for a usable green roof.

Green roofs are a layered combination of vegetation and membrane over a building that can help insulate and provide water management.

A construction wave is underway in our cities and it is usually done through densification, which in many cases causes green spaces to disappear in the city.

As architects look to green roof systems and their potential in projects, we’ve created a basic guide as an introduction into green roof systems.

Fig. 1. Summary of green roof types based on IGRA classification (IGRA, 2008). (For interpre version of this article.) - "Green roof systems: a study of public attitudes and preferences in southern Spain."

In our ideal world, green roofs would be ubiquitous–we're thinking Scandinavia from the time of the Vikings until the late 19th century. And no, it's not b

MVRDV has won a competition to complete 'zhangjiang future park', a 100,000 square meter recreation and culture center in shanghai's pudong district.