Simple, Innovative & Effective LiteN’Less™ Blue is a lightweight and highly absorbent system that greatly reduces site runoff, meets most municipalities’ requirements and provides an economical stormwater management option. This innovative… read more →
Witness how Broadway Tech Centre’s green roofs capture 10M Litres of rain per year Register for the Free Tour May 7, 2019 Vancouver-based landscape architectural consultant Randy Sharp, formerly with Sharp… read more →
Green Roofs Mitigate Urban Heat Island Effect Acacia Smith explains the Albedo Effect. And, how your roof can help fight climate change. The majority of the roofs in the world… read more →
Make career day more interesting! Explain green roofs to kids with the help of the short animated video and the activity book Growing UP in the City. “Growing UP in the… read more →
The Standards Council of Canada (SCC) is leading the way in recognizing the impact of flooding and will, as a next step, commit additional funding towards the development of a… read more →
LiteN’Less: Clean and simple. Next Level Stormwater Management TM‘s latest project is this condo amenity space in Ottawa on June 2, 2017. This gorgeous space boasts the LiteN’LessTM vegetated system,… read more →
Spring and summer 2017 have been among the wettest on record in eastern North America. In other parts, cities like Houston had to cope with devastating floods. Below is an excerpt… read more →
Green spaces are important, no matter the price tag. “Canadians agree, community green spaces are an integral part of our identity,” said Karen Clarke-Whistler, Chief Environment Officer, TD Bank Group.… read more →
“Designing extensive and semi-extensive vegetated roofs for long-term performance” was named “Article of the Year” at the Construction Specifications Canada National Conference in Kelowna, B.C., earning the 2017 F. Ross… read more →
Spring Thaw and Rainfall Means Possible Flooding Recent rain causing homes to flood, road closures and power outages, rivers and lakes are getting terribly polluted due to “combined sewer overflow”… read more →
