This House In London Is Covered In A Unique Terraced Green Roof

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Cuando los propietarios de esta casa en Londres querían crear un nuevo hogar y estudio de trabajo que maximizara el espacio, recurrieron a Hayhurst and Co.
Como parte de esta nueva construcción, idearon un techo verde, pero los clientes sólo querían tener un techo verde que pudieran «jardinear» activamente.
El resultado fue espectacular.

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Cuando los propietarios de esta casa en Londres querían crear un nuevo hogar y estudio de trabajo que maximizara el espacio, recurrieron a Hayhurst and Co.
Como parte de esta nueva construcción, idearon un techo verde, pero los clientes sólo querían tener un techo verde que pudieran «jardinear» activamente.

El resultado fue espectacular.

This green roof on a home in London, has a series of terraced stainless steel planters filled with over 800 plants.
Photography by Kilian O’Sullivan

When the owners of this house in London wanted to create a new home and work studio which maximized the space, they turned to Hayhurst and Co.

As part of this new build, a green roof was suggested by Hayhurst and Co., but the clients only wanted to have a green roof that they could actively garden.

This green roof on a home in London, has a series of terraced stainless steel planters filled with over 800 plants.
Photography by Kilian O’Sullivan

The end result is a green roof that has a series of planter trays installed on the roof, providing level beds in a stepped terrace that can be actively gardened and planted.


This green roof on a home in London, has a series of terraced stainless steel planters filled with over 800 plants.
Photography by Kilian O’Sullivan

Over 800 plants cover the roof, with each planted by the client.


This green roof on a home in London, has a series of terraced stainless steel planters filled with over 800 plants.
Photography by Kilian O’Sullivan

The planters are made from marine-grade stainless steel that incorporate a ribbed geotextile fleece to provide thermal separation from the steel tray and to aid with drainage.


This green roof on a home in London, has a series of terraced stainless steel planters filled with over 800 plants.
Photography by Kilian O’Sullivan
This green roof on a home in London, has a series of terraced stainless steel planters filled with over 800 plants.
Photography by Kilian O’Sullivan

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