Hanging Gardens

Covering the tops of terraced structures with a beautiful green lawn rather than the usual paving or simple waterproof membranes is part of a need to improve the quality of life, both personal and social, as it helps restore the balance between city and nature.

Hanging Gardens

Fig. 1. - Hanging gardens

Rooftop greenery, in addition to benefiting the microclimate of the area where it is installed, improves the aesthetics and quality of life of the individual building and the neighborhood in which it is located. Its installation also benefits the roofing structures, slowing their aging and improving their thermal capacity. Green roofs also reduce noise pollution, promote dust reduction, slow rainwater runoff, and delay the spread of fires.