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Green infrastructure is increasingly recognized as an effective way to reduce the emissions that contribute to climate change. The concept of green roofs, green walls and other living infrastructure is taking effect in cities around the world. The 8th Annual Green Roof and Wall Conference was intended to bring the international community together in an effort to address the issues of green roofs, walls and urban forests, as they are related to the environment. The 8th Annual Green Roof and Wall Conference would provide an opportunity to improve the health and wellbeing of people by providing artistic benefits, filtering air pollution, reducing energy use, cutting greenhouse gases and managing stormwater. The success of GRP (Green Roof Professional) was due to support from public policy, ambassadors and sponsors.
Visitor Profile
The targeted visitors at the 8th Annual Green Roof and Wall Conference are
- Architects
- Other building professionals
- Landscape Architects and professionals
- Engineers
- Manufacturers
- Building Contractors
- Managing Directors
- Government officials
- Environmentalists
- Non-governmental organizations
- Designers
- Consumers
- Roofing and Construction Professionals
- Developers
- Researchers
- Policy makers
- Developers
Exhibitor Profile
The exhibitor profile at 8th Annual Green Roof and Wall Conference will be related to people from the following sector:
- Walls and urban forests
- Green roofs
- Procurement process, installation
- Design
- Maintenance requirements
- Case studies
- Panel discussions
Organizer
The British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT)
