Offices, hotels, coworking spaces and commercial buildings: we assess the roof, coordinate the specialists and document what changes.
An office, a hotel, a coworking space, a facility or a commercial building with a flat roof or terrace.
Facilities, ESG, sustainability or real-estate teams.
A visible intervention on your own asset, with records for your reporting.
Less heat on the top floor, waterproofing protected from sun and heat, rainwater held on the roof. Can sit alongside solar panels, subject to design.
Greener views, usable outdoor space where feasible, and a place your employees, members or guests will enjoy.
Documented action on an asset you manage: records, agreed indicators and a possible contribution to building certifications.
A green roof can become part of daily life in your building: one more reason for people to come in, and for guests to stay.
Coffee, lunch and informal meetings on a green roof, a few steps from the desk.
A quiet corner to work or take a call in the fresh air: a perk for coworking members and staff alike.
For hotels: breakfast, drinks or a quiet moment on a green rooftop that sets you apart.
Team gatherings, client receptions and private events under the plants.
A green roof is not soil spread on a terrace. It is a tested system of layers that protects the building, holds rainwater and keeps the plants alive with little care.
It sits on top of your existing roof. That is why the first thing we check is whether the structure can carry the extra weight, whether the waterproofing is in good shape, and how the roof is accessed safely for maintenance.
Low plants such as sedums, grasses and wildflowers.
Best for: large flat roofs on offices, warehouses and retail, with low running costs.
Perennials, aromatic herbs and low shrubs.
Best for: a roof terrace your team can use for breaks and events.
A real roof garden, with shrubs, lawn and even small trees.
Best for: flagship buildings with a strong structure and a roof open to staff or visitors.
Indicative values. The exact system, weight and maintenance depend on your roof and are confirmed by the installer after the preliminary assessment.
Building, team, reporting: what matters to you.
Structure, waterproofing, permits and incentives.
The right installer from our network, one project lead.
Installation, maintenance plan and documentation.
After the preliminary assessment, we prepare a tailored proposal based on your roof’s size, structure, access and the system chosen.
We also look into the public grants and incentives that may apply to your building.
The result is an improvement to an asset you own or manage, with documented outcomes you can use in your sustainability reporting.
Less heat on the top floors in summer, a roof membrane protected from sun and temperature swings, and rainwater retained on the roof.
If the structure, access and safety allow it, yes. Otherwise a low, non-walkable green roof still delivers most of the building benefits.
Green roofs can contribute to some credits in schemes such as LEED, BREEAM or WELL, case by case with your certification consultant.
We plan it with the installer from the start; it can be covered by a maintenance agreement.
It depends on the city and the building. In most cases a green roof on an existing building needs a communication or a minor-works permit. If you rent the building, the owner also needs to agree. We check what applies and prepare the documents with the installer.
The installation itself usually takes from a few days to a few weeks, depending on the size of the roof. Before that, the assessment, design and approvals take most of the time. After the assessment we give you a realistic timeline.
Adopt one in the city where you work. We find the roof, build it and give you the records of what your company made possible.
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