Sub-Irrigation Reservoir Trays
Integrated water storage foundations that harvest rare Mediterranean rainfall, sustaining plant roots through extended summer droughts.
The Primary Terracotta Unit
Porous local clay modules that hold thermal mass, releasing soil moisture slowly while distributing structural load safely across flat asphalt roofs.
Resilient Mediterranean vegetation
Selected strictly for drought tolerance, thermal performance, and local pollinator habitats.
Aromatic Maquis
Drought-Hardy Sedum
Pollinator Wildflowers
Rosemary, rockrose, and lavender stabilize dry soil and attract native bees without artificial watering.
Low-profile stonecrops store water in thickened leaves, providing an immediate insulating green blanket.
Endemic grasses and flowering herbs that restore migratory insect pathways across concrete districts.
Four-phase rooftop transformation
Structural Load Survey
Root-Safe Liner Placement
Dry-Stacked Assembly
Collective Planting
Architectural analysis of vault weight capacity and waterproofing conditions prior to any material placement.
Laying breathable, non-penetrating protective membranes that safeguard the existing roof surface.
Interlocking modular clay units and reservoir trays positioned entirely by hand without heavy machinery.
Community-tended installation of endemic seedlings tailored to the specific microclimate of the roof.
Request a structural load assessment or technical documentation for your property collective.