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This recorded webinar is the second of five sessions from the DuPont Performance Building Solutions "Building Science Master Summit" and is presented by American Hydrotech. This course introduces the concept of vegetated and blue roofs as a valuable resource for rooftop resiliency. It covers the different types of vegetated roofs, typical components, how to keep a building dry, and the benefits of vegetated and blue roofs to stormwater management. Specific project profiles are featured as real-life examples.
Approximately 1 hour, 15 minutes. Delivered online, at your own pace.
Presented by Richard Hayden and Kristin Rosebrough on behalf of American Hydrotech and Guest Panelist. View the DuPont Performance Building Solutions Privacy Policy
Presenter Information
Name: Richard Hayden and Kristin Rosebrough
Title: Richard Hayden, Garden Roof Department Manager and Kristin Rosebrough, Sr. Project Architect, Associate Principal, American Hydrotech and Guest Panelist
Background:
Richard Hayden is the national Garden Roof Department Manager for American Hydrotech, Inc., where he manages staff that provide engineered LiteTop® soils, drainage materials, plants, edgings, and other supplies to contractors across the United States. Richard is also responsible for the Garden Roof QA/QC program, development of new product lines, and expansion of the use of Garden Roof Assembly nationwide. He has been a practicing landscape architect and infrastructure/streetscape/urban designer for more than 30 years with a broad range of project experience.
Kristin Rosebrough is the Sr. Project Architect, Associate Principal of Perkins and Will. She has 25 years of architectural experience that covers all levels of the practice on a variety of building types, including K-12, higher education, civic, and mixed use projects. Kristin specifically excels working on complicated projects that require customized approaches to project management, design, and technical development. She is an invested member of community organizations such as Deborah’s Place and Crew Chicago.
