A green roof is a layer of vegetation planted over a waterproofing system that is installed on top of a flat or slightly sloped roof.
Green roof section construction.
This is most noticeable in intensive green roofs since there is a thicker and more consistent layer of soil which provides a higher insulating value.
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Extensive green roofs.
Note that it is not like a traditional roof garden in which planting is done in free standing containers as well as planters that are placed on an easy to access roof terrace.
Green roofs are also known as vegetative or eco roofs.
They fall into three main categories extensive intensive and semi intensive.
The green roof has a 45 degree slope and the characteristic element of the building is construction made of laminated timber with diagonally guided elements and undercuts at the edges of the roof.
A green roof is a green space that is created by adding various layers of plants and a growing medium to the top portion of a traditional roofing system.
It has been exposed not only outside it also penetrates to the interior of the building.
Green roofs can help reduce energy costs for a building by acting as another layer of insulation between the inside and outside of the roof.
These systems are ideal for efficient stormwater.