The natural choice for urban greening
Stunning landscaped podiums, terraces and rooftop gardens allow office workers and residential dwellers to live the highlife, enjoying fabulous, exclusive, outdoor recreational space, surrounded by beautiful planting. Pritchard & Pritchard is the UK’s go-to full-service provider for all podium and roof-terrace infrastructure including waterproofing, drainage, insulation, paving, planters, seating, decking, turfing, green roofing and soft landscaping.
A landscaped podium is a communal outdoor space, serving adjacent buildings, constructed above a building e.g. carpark, residential, commercial. P&P is the go-to podium infrastructure partner for the UK’s top architects, property developers and building and roofing contractors.
A rooftop garden turns concrete municipal dead space into a communal oasis for office workers or residential dwellers. P&P is the go-to full-service provider for waterproofing, insulation, paving, planters, seating, decking, turfing, green roofing and soft landscaping.
P&P are specialists in pedestal paving systems for landscaped podiums, roof gardens and terraces. This ensures an immaculately flat surface with a fraction of the weight of traditional paving methods with superior waterproofing, insulation and drainage.
How do you improve on an environmentally-friendly green roof? Make it people friendly. All types of living roof can be incorporated into a domestic roof or podium garden, including that craved-for bowling-green flat lawn.
All gardens, whether on the ground floor or the 90th floor, need regular maintenance. However, the unique nature of podiums and roof gardens requires specialist care, not just to ensure they stay beautiful, but also safe for users and the building.
All your podium and rooftop questions answered:
Consult our essential FAQ.
A bird’s-eye view of the build process of the spectacular newly-completed roof terraces at £32.5m refurbishment and extension at Carolyn House, Croydon – revealed by stunning drone filming.
Pritchard & Pritchard’s contribution to the project:
