Continuing education is open. The document library is not.
Courses run in your office or ours, and count for AIA and ASLA credit. Drawings, specifications and test reports sit behind a login so that revisions reach the people holding them.
17 documents, released by role
Architects get the specification and drawing set. Contractors get handling, installation and sign-off. Everyone gets load, wind, fire and warranty.
- Specification4
- CAD + BIM3
- Performance data4
- Installation3
- Maintenance1
- Warranty + safety2
Three courses, delivered in your office
Advanced living roof design
The full life cycle of a vegetated assembly: structural co-ordination, drainage design, planting establishment and the maintenance contract that keeps the warranty alive.
1.5 LU/HSW · AIA + ASLA approved
Book this course →Roofs as stormwater infrastructure
Sizing a roof to a release rate, co-ordinating with the civil hydrograph, and what combined sewer overflow districts actually accept as evidence.
1.0 LU/HSW · AIA approved
Book this course →Biodiversity outcomes you can defend at handover
Ecoregion seed schedules, media depth variation, establishment audits, and how a habitat claim survives two winters and a change of facilities manager.
1.0 LU · ASLA approved
Book this course →Which section do I specify under?
07 55 63 — Vegetated Protected Membrane Roofing. The editable CSI 3-part specification for each system is in the portal.
Do you supply the waterproofing?
No. Every assembly is membrane-agnostic and sits above the membrane and a loose-laid root barrier, so your roofing manufacturer's warranty is unaffected.
What load do I give the structural engineer?
The saturated load from the load table, plus maintenance live load. The one-page table covering all six systems is in the portal under Performance data.
My drawing names a product you no longer sell.
Every legacy name is mapped. Search it on the systems page and you will get the current assembly and any revision note attached to the change.