Viherkatot
Viherkatot, often translated as green roofs, are building structures that are partially or completely covered with vegetation and a growing medium, planted over a waterproofing membrane. They can be designed as either extensive or intensive systems. Extensive green roofs are shallow, lightweight, and require minimal maintenance, typically planted with sedums and other hardy, low-growing plants. Intensive green roofs are deeper and heavier, allowing for a wider variety of plants, including shrubs and trees, and can be used as accessible spaces like gardens or parks.
The primary benefits of viherkatot include improved stormwater management by absorbing rainwater, reduced urban heat island
The implementation of viherkatot involves careful planning and construction. Key components include a waterproof membrane, a