What Makes Us Unique

Whether it's a flat commercial roof, sloped townhouse, or complex terrace structure, we design systems that fit. Our architects assess building load capacity, waterproofing integrity, and microclimate before developing a tailored green space plan. From raised beds to hydroponic towers and vertical planters, we make the most of every square meter—ensuring your roof becomes both beautiful and functional.

Our green roof setups use lightweight growing mediums, biodegradable planters, and non-invasive anchoring systems. This ensures minimal strain on structural integrity while maximizing growth potential. We partner with manufacturers of recycled plastic beds, compostable liners, and solar-integrated irrigation to keep every install green from start to finish.

We don’t just install gardens—we help you grow them right. Clients receive access to our crop planning toolkit, seasonal planting guides, and expert consultation on high-yield varieties for limited rooftop conditions. Whether you want salad greens, heirloom tomatoes, or native flowers, we build a roadmap to successful urban harvests.

A green roof does more than beautify—it reduces your HVAC load by insulating against temperature swings. Many clients report up to 30% cooling savings during peak months. We also help properties earn points toward LEED, WELL, and other green building certifications through improved air quality, biodiversity, and stormwater retention.

Each rooftop farm is designed with biodiversity in mind. We incorporate native pollinator species, butterfly plants, and bee-friendly herbs. This not only helps balance local ecosystems but also boosts garden productivity. We also build habitat zones and mini water sources to support birds, beneficial insects, and urban wildlife.

Want to share your green space with the community? We offer staff training, school workshops, rooftop events, and signage options to make your farm a visible sustainability asset. Our education partners help turn rooftops into learning labs, while our monitoring tools track plant health, soil moisture, and crop growth to foster involvement and long-term success.