Extreme heat has been the greatest weather-related cause of death in the U.S. for the past 30 years — killing over 700 people per year.

Sustainable Futures: Designing Green Communities and Buildings is a brand new Living Architecture Monitor podcast from Green Roofs for Healthy Cities

The ‘green’ sedum roof at The Cairn Distillery near Grantown on Spey has reportedly become a haven for bees since being installed in April.

Join us to learn from policy makers about how to implement transformative policy on September 7 from 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM EST

By relying on plants, soil, and natural systems to manage rainfall runoff, green infrastructure tackles urban water woes and boosts climate resilience. Here’s how.

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How rain defines, and, in the future, will continue to shape our city

Benedetto Camerana transforms the iconic factory, formerly known as the Lingotto FIAT in Turin, Italy, retrofitting the test track with flowers to create a biodiverse green roof.

On a clear day you can see forever, or to Mount Rushmore if you are on the Rapid City Regional Airport’s Green Roof.

At a recent board meeting, the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District agreed to make $1.5 million in grant money available for green infrastructure projects for 2023

Conference recordings are now available on the Living Architecture Academy, for only $99 USD for 1 day, and $149 USD for both days

As workers opt to stay home, developers are packing commercial buildings with amenities that mix private and public spaces.

The Symposium on July 29th will feature regionally appropriate green roof design projects and the latest research for the semiarid west

Genesis East Medical Center wants to expand its green roof

Green roofs are an undertapped tool in combatting urban heat islands, but all too often, the low-income communities who could benefit the most are left out. Here are lessons from one Dutch city on building rooftop spaces that benefit all.

The new station allows for natural light, uses robust materials for longer service life and includes a green roof.

The Summer Issue explores the various aspects of biodiversity including design principles, case studies and new policy developments.

The Chesapeake Bay Trust will be steering over $1 million toward 13 environmental projects in Maryland and its surrounding states, according to trust staff.

Sustainability and facilities officials recently got to show off the University’s green stormwater infrastructure to a group of mostly non-Pitt-affiliated professionals.

The garden includes a “living wall” that will grow herbs, berries and more for the hospital kitchen.