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This living roof, visible from the building’s residential suites, not only enhances views, but also contributes to stormwater management requirements.

These living roof areas will help improve this building’s energy efficiency while improving its aesthetic appeal.

Abutting the rooftop terrace, this extensive living roof improves the building’s energy performance while providing a pleasing aesthetic space for its residents.

This living roof improves this MTO building’s energy usage and also helps to reduce stormwater runoff.

The living roof of this expansive commercial structure improves the building’s energy performance while helping to mitigate the urban heat island effect.

The living roofs on this private residence are expansive and enhance the integration of the home with its surroundings.

Goodes Hall, home of Queen’s University School of Business, blends an old Victorian schoolhouse with contemporary architecture; these three living roofs, building on the centuries’ old tradition of vegetated roofs, contributes to the fusion of old and new.

The semi-intensive living roof installed at the Queensway Health Centre is one aspect of Trillium Health Partners green conservation measures for the Centre, and will help the building meet it energy usage targets through improving building installation, consequently reducing the need for heat in winter and air conditioning in summer.

Part of a building rehabilitation program designed to repair the building’s structural issues, this living roof, with its membrane leak detection grid that detects and locates roofing leaks, has not only contributed to the resolution of the structural issues, but has also lengthened the lifespan of the roof by 20 to 25 years while at […]