From unused roof space to an active component in the climate transition

Flat roofs are taking on an increasing number of functions. They store rainwater, provide space for greenery and biodiversity, generate energy or are used as additional usable space. By combining different functions, climate roofs can make a significant contribution to climate-resilient buildings and cities – particularly in a densely built-up region such as Flanders.

This multifunctionality also makes roofs more complex. Waterproofing, load-bearing capacity, water management, energy, fire safety, choice of materials, maintenance and regulations must all be carefully coordinated right from the design stage. The construction sector therefore needs professionals who can consider all these aspects together and translate them into feasible solutions for clients, designers and contractors.

A climate roof turns an unused surface into a forward-looking asset.

Start preparing today for tomorrow’s challenges and opportunities.

Climate Roof Training Courses

Drawing on their many years of expertise in flat roofs and climate roofs, the experts at Bureau Bouwtechniek have contributed to the content of several training courses on climate roofs and also share their knowledge and practical experience as trainers.

The new Climate Roof Adviser course from Syntra brings together technical knowledge on the various functions of the climate roof and teaches participants to comprehensively assess and supervise multifunctional roof projects.
The NAV and Bureau Bouwtechniek are organising four workshops in which you can learn from colleagues and collaborate on robust specifications for climate roofs.
Through a Embuild training course, Bureau Bouwtechniek provides you with the necessary knowledge and practical insights to design, install and maintain multifunctional roofs in accordance with the latest standards.