The environmental impact of buildings and green roof solutions are becoming increasingly important.

With the development of a wider view of sustainability, it is critical to remember that from a building lifecycle perspective the environmental impact of any building comes from its energy consumption during the time it is used, the use of renewable energy and the use of sustainable materials.

Green roofs go beyond the meaning of contemporary architecture and give a new value to the role of buildings within urban planning. They are designed not only to bring back the natural element in the urban environment but also to provide solutions for important issues such as stormwater management.

Sound Insulation – Urbanscape provides excellent sound insulation, helping to keep your living space quieter and more comfortable to live in.

Natural Look – The natural character of green roofs provides relief from the concrete construction in urban areas.

Comfortable feeling – Due to green roofs cooling effect there will be less heat radiation from the ceiling and air-conditioning will be minimised.

Increased property value – Due to multiple benefits, green roofs substantially enhance residential and commercial property values.

Extended roof life – As there is direct protection of the roof and waterproofing membrane against heat and sun radiation as well as against extreme colds, the roof will much longer life.

Extended roof life – Green roofs protect the base of the roof from mechanical damage, UV radiation, extreme temperatures. Roof lifetime can increase dramatically (up to 50%).

CO² reduction – 1m² of a green roof can absorb 5 kg of CO² yearly. Due to reduced energy consumption, there is a further impact on carbon dioxide reduction by 3.2kg yearly. As a perspective, 1m² of a green roof can absorb the same quantity of CO² as a regular car would emit during an 80 km drive.

Air Cleaning – Plants on green roofs capture airborne particles such as smog, heavy metals and volatile organic compounds.