Rooftops & courtyards

Roof shading

Tensioned membranes over roofs and terraces — carried by the building’s own structure and detailed with its architect.

Wooden terrace with a picnic table; behind it, several triangular sun sails over a parapet against a clear sky.

How it works

A roof is never an empty site. The structure, the waterproofing and the services beneath it are already there, so every anchor point has to be agreed rather than assumed. We verify what the roof can carry, take loads into the building where it can and onto independent supports where it can’t, and detail each penetration with the architect so the roof stays watertight.

Why it works

Loads verified into the existing structure before anything is fixed

Every penetration detailed with the architect — the roof stays watertight

Independent supports where the structure can’t carry the load

Waterproof or shade membranes, chosen for how the space is used

Six beige sunshades with rectangular fabric panels and slender poles arranged side by side.

Roof shading

Bar Lev Rooftop

6.28 × 31.52 m

Roof shading

Bar Lev Rooftop

Roof shading

Bar Lev Rooftop

Planning a shading project?

Tell us about your space and you’ll get a realistic first assessment.

Modern playground with shade sails and several children, set in a residential complex with multi-story buildings in the background.

Planning a shading project?

Tell us about your space and you’ll get a realistic first assessment.

Planning a shading project?

Tell us about your space — we’ll come back with a realistic first assessment.