Look closely and you'll see new shoots on this Takesimense Stonecrop (Phedimus takesimense). One of the novel ways succulents put out new growth is also why our Stewardship program is vital to your #greenroof health: We remove the decaying old growth to make way for the new.

Ferns are one of the oldest class of plants we use in our #BioWalls - and we're always reminded of how old they are when they reproduce. These little black dots on the underside of their leaves are actually spores - because ferns existed before true seeds evolved.

Big News: Furbish is excited to announce that we're now part of SOPREMA USA - a worldwide leader in roofing, waterproofing and building envelope systems. We're now able to grow our solutions on their century of expertise in civil engineering.

The Wilson School in DC was a monumental project spanning multiple terraces, and requiring massive cranes to move material. But the end result is a showcase in how #sustainabledesign can bridge stunning architecture with #stormwatermanagement. and #greenbuilding principles.

Our #Biowall at 161 Washington St greets visitors in this lovely office lobby. We worked w @lakashconstructorsinc & @meyer_inspires to build out this #interiordesign vision & completed install in 1 day, efficiently bringing this room to life.

This 18,000sqft #solargreenroof system sits atop Riverpoint DC . The building owner was required to both manage stormwater and produce clean energy - so our system was perfect to solve both issues simultaneously. Building designed + built by @antunovich_associates CBG Building Company

This 18,000sqft #solargreenroof system sits atop Riverpoint DC. The building owner was required to both manage stormwater and produce clean energy - so our system was perfect to solve both issues simultaneously. Building designed + built by AntunovichAssociates CBG Building Company

As we autumn deepens, you'll start to notice more color across our #greenroofs. In fact, many variety of sedum can render deep crimsons and reds making for a vibrant show of color. Our stewardship crews will soon be cleaning out decaying material to make room for new growth.

Sometimes it's hard to tell where our #greenroofs end and nature begins. That's by design. #NatureAtWork means a seamless bridge between the constructed world and biology. It's not just aesthetically pleasing - it conveys huge #stormwatermanagement benefits too.

The BioWall at Wheaton Town Center is truly radiant. Check out the size and luster of this Monstera leaf! We worked with Clark Construction Group and Gensler to construct this #livingwall which covers 1000sqft... A showpiece at the intersection of architecture and the living world.

If you ever question how much a living system can add to an interior space, our #BioWall at TCasey removes all doubt. The vibrant and verdant wall hugs the UA logo and is contrasted by the straight lines of the rough cut timbers above. #AirQuality #employeementalhealth

Thanks to @homeanddesigndc for featuring this modern home in DC's Battery Kemble Park. We worked w @wouterboerarchitects & @zantzingerbuilt to provide #greenroof expertise in meeting NPS stormwater requirements. Result feels like a continuation of the park across the entire roof

Happy Friday! Here's a progress photo of our #BioWall at Tower Hill School which greets and inspires PK-12 students in Wilmington, DE. We're thrilled to be a small part of their learning #environment which promotes a balance of academics, arts, athletics and community service.

The Duke Ellington School of the Arts School of the Arts is an architectural marvel. The neoclassical building seamlessly blends our #ecocline #greenroof system into its #stormwater management needs without compromising any of its aesthetic. #washingtondc #sustainability #sustainabledesign

In the same footprint, our EcoCline Solar systems collect both #stormwater and #solarenergy. We can do this by using the weight of the greenroof system as a ballast for the solar panels - providing a true win win solution for your building. Get in touch with us to learn more.

Here at the end of it's bloom is Phedimus spurius - or the two-row stonecrop - which is native to Asia and eastern Europe. This hardy little succulent can withstand cold winters well into the negatives but does enjoy full sun and well drained soil. #greenroof #sustainabledesign

Here's a Sedum reflexum specimen on top of one of our #greenroofs in full bloom. Also called Blue Spruce Stonecrop - its leaves resemble spruce needles until these bright yellow floral display arrive in late summer. Its very hard & drought tolerant making it a fav for our winters

Spanning over 1000sqft and two stories, this #Biowall greets visitors near the welcome lobby desk with waterfalls of ferns and rainforest flora. But it's the sharp architectural lines above that really give this #livingwall a sense of contrast. Clark Construction Group Gensler

Our #greenroof @ Nat'l Institute of Health Library in Bethesda, MD covers over 6500sqft & features a huge variety of plants that NIH is studying for medicine. This roof & reading area earned won the HHS Green Champion Award & Green Project of the Year from Medical Library Assoc.

Happy Halloween! You might already be aware that we're experts in costumes. Who else can disguise bland roofs into vibrant gardens of life.. or empty walls into rainforests of lush greenery? Let's put a green mask on your next build.