At first glance, a multi-storey parking lot seems like the last place you would expect to see greenery. And yet, the project in the Hipodrom area demonstrates exactly the opposite: that urban infrastructure can be functional without being visually aggressive.

In the autumn of 2024, the local administration implemented an innovative project that transformed the image of public transport: the introduction of bus stops with green roofs. Through this initiative, the city took a concrete step toward a modern, environmentally friendly infrastructure that is harmoniously integrated into the urban landscape.

We participated in and fully supported the event through materials and installation, a successful initiative dedicated to promoting urban greening, organized at the Comic Opera for Children in Bucharest.

For the green façade of UMF Târgu-Mureș, we planted 54 climbing plants in planters fixed at the base and at the top of the approximately three-meter-high wall, with 8–10 branches each, in order to ensure the highest possible degree of coverage already at the time …

(Română) Stațiile de autobuz amenajate pe artera principală recent modernizată din cartierul Bună Ziua au primit acoperișuri verzi cu sedum, dând un aspect coloristic special zonei

We built an ultralight green roof with inclination of 51° in Comanesti, in the Trotus Leisure Centre. This was one of the most difficult projects realized in a record time by our technical experts and some strategic partners (eg. the waterproofing) on 3200 m². For …

An intensive green roof with lawn, created in the city of Chitila at a kindergarten. The intensive vegetated roof – lawn – covers an area of 500 m² and is equipped with an automated irrigation system. The work was completed in approximately 3 days under …

A biodiverse roof was built on the top of a stylish student residence, the Happy Campus. The wild vegetation mirrors beautifully the alpine meadows. The natural cavalcade of various rocky plants, moss, daisies, cottage pinks (dianthus), white or red clovers, yarrows, forget-me-nots and wild poppies …

Low-growing, extensive succulent vegetation for green roofs and terraces can be a viable alternative with minimal maintenance costs, suitable even for areas where plants must withstand harsh conditions (drought, pollution, nutrient-poor soil, etc.), such as roundabouts, traffic dividers, or between tram tracks. In Bicaz, in …