Extensive
Green Roofs
Exploring how green roofs can bring soil functions, biodiversity and natural balance back into urban spaces.
What are the benefits?
Carbon sequestration
Green roofs help capture carbon and improve air quality.
Urban heat reduction
Vegetation helps cool roofs and nearby spaces.
Urban cooling
Plants release moisture and reduce heat.
Stormwater management
Green roofs absorb rainwater and reduce runoff.
Air quality improvement
Plants help trap dust and airborne particles.
Energy efficiency
Green roofs improve insulation and reduce energy needs.
Noise reduction
Soil and vegetation help soften urban noise.
Well-being
Green spaces support calm, comfort and healthier cities.
Climate Adapted Green Roofs
Dry Climates
Resilient plants for hot and low-rainfall regions.
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Lichen
Sedum
Biocrast System
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Mild Climates
Balanced ecosystems adapted to warm summers and mild winters.
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Sedum
Moss
Lichen
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Continental Climates
Diverse vegetation for seasonal and temperate environments.
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Sedum
Moss
Juniper
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“Inspired by nature. Adapted to cities.”
Balance In&Out
Green Roof Ideas
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Sedum System
Sedum plants are naturally adapted to drought, heat and low-maintenance environments.
Their ability to retain water and support biodiversity makes them ideal for resilient green roofs.
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Moss System
Moss helps retain moisture and support urban biodiversity.
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Liquen System
Ancient organisms adapted to harsh and changing environments.
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PATENT IN PROCESS
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Experimental Roof System
An ongoing exploration into passive irrigation and climate-adapted urban ecosystems.
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Currently in prototype phase.
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PATENT IN PROCESS
