Green Roof
The roof of the studio has a garden where a variety of plants grow.
— Houzz
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Brooke Lee added this to Green Roof10 February 2018
Coulson opted for the soil and planting approach, as shown in this photo. He began by installing a two-ply roofing membrane that was torched down instead of nailed. Then came a dimpled drainage layer and an industrial filter cloth. Next came a 6-inch layer of a pumice, sand and humus soil mix.Tip: Be sure to include a draining layer — as Coulson did with his dimpled drainage — above your membrane and below your topsoil.
Sherrie Bensaid added this to sherriebensaid's ideas30 December 2015
again, nice use of roof top space. Plants help keep the building from heating up as well.
