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Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) for building materials are becoming increasingly important as they provide planners and decision-makers with a transparent and reliable source of information. For manufacturers, providing this data is still voluntary, but EU directives are expected to make it mandatory in the future. ZinCo was a pioneer in the green roof market with its first core EPD back in 2020. With the latest 2025 verification, almost all products within the ZinCo green roof systems are now included, enabling customers to access comprehensive EPDs including project-specific versions in a well-structured format.
For over ten years now, ZinCo has been a pioneer of high-performance systems for the retention and evaporation of stormwater on roofs. Their latest innovation, the HydroSpacer, adds yet another dimension to the market. This allows ZinCo to come closer to its goal of bringing the water balance of a developed area closer to that of an undeveloped area. Following a rainfall event, the HydroSpacer in the System Build-up “Sponge City Roof” can store up to 160 l of water per m² of roof area and can provide up to 11 l of water per m² daily to the plants – and this is done all by itself, thanks to the physical effect of capillarity.

The new LiUNA Local 183 union building in Vaughan

The new LiUNA Local 183 union building in Vaughan is the headquarters of the largest construction local union in North America and stands out as an architecturally distinctive structure. This striking complex is enveloped on all sides by approximately 11,700 m² of green roofs – an integral element of its LEED sustainability certification ambitions. The vegetated surfaces extend to roof slopes of up to 50°, making LiUNA the site of Ontario’s steepest sloped green roof.

Childcare Facility Grossenhain

Playing and learning in a friendly environment – that is precisely what the childcare facility in Grossenhain in Greater Dresden wants to offer in and with its new facility. The building provides the children and their childcare workers with lots of freedom, light and greenery. Even the extraordinary 880 m² roof is incorporated into the green area plan and is proving to be a blossoming eye-catcher for the entire neighbourhood.

Water in the Zen Garden: A Tranquil Oasis at 124 on Queen Hotel & Spa

Nestled in the historic town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, the Zen Garden at 124 on Queen Hotel & Spa is a serene sanctuary for guests. This enchanting garden, brimming with perennials, shrubs, and trees, is more than just a beautiful space; it's a testament to innovative design. Stretching over 1,800 m², the garden sits atop an underground parking garage, showcasing how urban spaces can be repurposed creatively and sustainably.

 

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