CitiesAlive 2026 conference will address green infrastructure solutions to some of the most pressing challenges in cities, such as stormwater management, heat, biodiversity loss, human well-being, equity and more.

Green Roofs for Healthy Cities announces the Grey to Green Chicago Conference.

GAF, a Standard Industries company and North America’s largest roofing and waterproofing manufacturer, today announced that Dan Karins will assume responsibility for the full Commercial Sales business, succeeding Alma Garnett, who will step back from her day-to-day responsibilities at the end of 2026 and transition into a long-term strategic advisory role.

Ecological engineer Nadina Galle explores how technology, biodiversity, and green infrastructure can reconnect people with nature and create healthier, more resilient cities.

Nadezhda Pirovich completed her GRIMP and continues to build her profile through academic achievements, professional development, and emerging contributions.

Discover insights from GRIMP-certified professional Maria Alejandra Acuna Alvarez, a Lead Green Roof Technician at Ginkgo Sustainability, as she shares her journey into the green roof industry.

Houston Green Roof Coalition launches to advance green roofs and urban sustainability in Houston. Learn about its mission, initiatives, and upcoming April 29, 2026 event at the Glassell School of Art.

GRHC launches the Spring 2026 Business Case issue of Living Architecture Monitor, highlighting the economic, environmental, and policy value of green roofs. Explore expert insights on financing, maintenance, and climate resilience shaping the future of living architecture.

Green Roofs for Healthy Cities announces the CitiesAlive 2026 Advisory Committee, a group of industry leaders guiding the 20th CitiesAlive Conference on green roofs, green walls, and living architecture in Brooklyn, New York, from September 30 to October 2, 2026.

Book discounted rooms for CitiesAlive 2026 at the New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge, a Green Key Eco-Rated hotel in Brooklyn. Join the 20th annual conference on green roofs, green walls, and living architecture, September 30 to October 2, 2026.

The Call for Proposals and Research Papers for CitiesAlive 2026 is now open. Taking place September 30 - October 2, 2026 in Brooklyn, New York, the 20th annual conference on green roofs, walls, and living architecture invites designers, researchers, and practitioners to submit abstracts by April 1, 2026.

SOPREMA U.S. has officially completed the integration of Tropical Roofing Products (TRP) into the SOPREMA brand.

Green Roofs for Healthy Cities (GRHC) announces a new Editorial Board with elevent members for Living Architecture Monitor (LAM), its online magazine featuring research, case studies, and industry insights on green roofs and walls.

Join Sustainable Futures for a wide-ranging conversation on leadership, legacy, and the next chapter of living architecture.

Give the gift of learning! From December 1, 2024, through to January 15, 2025, professional designers, manufacturers, policy makers and researchers can take advantage of this opportunity to advance their knowledge, save 30 per cent on fees and earn continuing education units from ASLA, GRHC, AIA.

SOPREMA U.S. has officially completed the integration of Tropical Roofing Products (TRP) into the SOPREMA brand.

The Innovation Issue of the LAM underscores the importance of ongoing innovation in order to support the further scaling up of living architecture and other forms of green infrastructure in cities to address the climate crisis.

GBI’s ACCESS Program provides free green building certification and expert support to community-serving projects, removing financial barriers for nonprofits, affordable housing, and civic buildings. Nominations are open through January 31, 2026.

Arden Pontasch and Ryan Butcher are to Succeed Edmund Snodgrass of Emory Knoll Inc., as new majority owners.

The Call for Proposals and Research Papers for CitiesAlive 2026 is now officially open. CitiesAlive 2026 takes place November 11 - 13, 2026 in Brooklyn, New York. It will feature a dynamic program of presentations, research, and dialogue shaping the future of green infrastructure.