Green Roof

A green roof is a roof covered with vegetation, either partially or completely, planted over a waterproof membrane. It helps with insulation, reduces stormwater runoff, and promotes biodiversity. It seems a Verdant Village should take advantage of incorporating additional lush, green spaces.

Green Garage Roof

Residential Green Roofing has become a Growing Trend according to a number of sources including Architectural Digest. Below are a few reasons why.

1. Environmental Benefits: They help reduce urban heat islands by cooling buildings and their surroundings. They also manage stormwater by absorbing rainwater, reducing runoff and the risk of flooding.

2. Energy Efficiency: Green roofs provide natural insulation, reducing the need for heating in the winter and cooling in the summer, which can lower energy bills.

3. Biodiversity: They create habitats for birds, insects, and plants, helping to increase urban biodiversity.

4. Aesthetic Appeal: They add greenery to urban areas, improving the visual appeal of buildings and providing a calming natural space in cities.

5. Sustainability: Green roofs contribute to more sustainable urban development by promoting better air quality and reducing the carbon footprint.

6. Regulations and Incentives: In some cities, building codes or incentives encourage the installation of green roofs as part of eco-friendly urban planning.