The natural choice for urban greening
Beautiful, sustainable, energy-saving living roofs are transforming commercial and residential properties and helping to combat climate change. Check out P&P’s portfolio of living roofs: sedum, wild flower, mixed planting, turf, brown, biodiverse and ‘blue’ storm-management roofs.
Stunning landscaped and planted podiums, terraces and rooftop gardens allow office workers and residential dwellers to enjoy fabulous, exclusive, outdoor recreational space while living the highlife.
Whether you choose the total coverage of a modular living wall system or the more natural approach of a green façade (climbers ascending a stainless-steel trellis), the future of all walls is cleaner, greener and alive.
Wimbledon Grounds, Galliard Homes’ new residential development of 583 apartments is ground-breaking for its large-scale use of the triumvirate of sustainable roofing technologies, blue, green and solar.
Domestic Vertical Garden installed by Pritchard and Pritchard using the Smartscape Fytotextile living wall system, great for both commercial and residential projects. No wall is…
Pritchard and Pritchard have installed this 10m x 2.5m living wall at City University . Click here to read more about this wall in the…
Dixon Jones Architects incorporated seven pergolas into this fantastic mixed-use building in Knightsbridge, to be enjoyed by the residential apartments. Fitted with MMA Architectural stainless…
The Green Roof Code 2021 has been released by the Green Roof Organisation (GRO) as part of World Green Roof Day. The first major update since 2014 now includes definitions, specifications and guidelines on blue roofs – roofs that incorporate sustainable drainage systems (SuDS) – and biosolar roofs – green roof with solar panels. The code also now includes biodiversity net gain (BNG).
Members of the Green Roof Organisation (GRO) have worked together to install green roofs on 20 play structures at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, which is on a mission to encourage people, after a year spent largely indoors, to reconnect with the incredible nature that surrounds them.
Read more about how nature is gaining ground in our cities as we all recognise the powerful health and wellbeing benefits it delivers.
