What's New
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We're very happy to welcome to our new Sponsor Carlisle SynTec Systems, a leader in the commercial single-ply roofing industry for more than 50 years. And, we'd also like to welcome our newest Contributing Editor to Greenroofs.com: Jörg Breuning, " The Green Roof Patroller!" Read his inaugural post at right.
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2013 Greenroofs & Walls of the World™ Calendar
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March features The Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia, PA. This green roof satisfies the Philadelphia Water Department's progressive and rigorous stormwater management requirements. Designed by Roofmeadow, the green roof sits on a waterproofing membrane which protects a priceless and historic art collection. Established with pre-grown Sedum mats that were interplanted with perennials, the extensive green roof is unusual because of its ability to support flowering plants in a thin, un-irrigated assembly. Throughout the growing season Achillea, Talinum, Dianthus, and Phlox will provide a progression of color through the green carpet.
The Greenroofs & Walls™ of the World Calendar series combines two of our most popular destinations on Greenroofs.com: The Greenroof & Greenwall Projects Database and Upcoming Events.
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NewsLinks
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Sowing Success in Green Roof Retrofits Buildings.com, by Christopher Curtland US. "...The first factor is how much weight your existing roof can support. Get a structural engineer to evaluate the system's capacity, recommends Peter MacDonagh, director of science and design for The Kestrel Design Group...These 'extensive' green roofs are the most common and represent about 95% of green roofs in Europe, estimates Clayton Rugh, general manager and technical director of supplier Xero Flor America...Your structural capacity dictates how much growing media you can support, and thus what plants you can grow...says Nathan Griswold, senior garden roof technical sales coordinator for supplier American Hydrotech..." [3.25.13]
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