Flat roofs offer a lot of potential to tackle the climate challenge. They are often large, unused surfaces that can provide space for positive contributions:

more biodiversity

less heat island effect

better water retention

sustainable energy generation.

The protocol defines ambitions around building sustainability, multifunctionality, circularity and limiting CO2 in the broad chain. With this in mind, we aim to achieve the ambitions for the climate goals of 2030 and 2050.

By signing this protocol, we are building together on the success of this initiative and are one step closer to achieving the climate goals.

You will join us, won't you?

Make a note in your diary

On Friday 23 February in the afternoon, the official kick-off will take place at Brussels expo.

Of course, you do not have to wait until then to put your shoulders under the climate roof. You can do so by signing the protocol now.

Flemish minister Zuhal Demir has already confirmed her presence - will you be there too?

Meet our experts who helped found the Climate Roof

From Team Renovation, Restoration & Maintenance (1)

arch. ass. Tuur Van Dijck

Advisor flat roofs
Safety coordinator

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From Team Knowledge Innovation & Technology (1)

prof. arch. Jan Moens

General Director
Head of Research & Development Department
Managing Director

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Colleague Tuur Van Dijck supports climate roof from Technical Committee Sealing Works

11.03.2024

BB joins forces to develop the Climate Roof

The protocol defines ambitions around building sustainability, multifunctionality, circularity and limiting CO2 in the broad chain. With this in mind, we aim to achieve the ambitions for the climate goals of 2030 and 2050.

Meet our experts who helped found the Climate Roof

arch. ass. Tuur Van Dijck

prof. arch. Jan Moens

Colleague Tuur Van Dijck supports climate roof from Technical Committee Sealing Works

Tuur Van Dijck reflects on the challenges of the "climate roof" (klimaatdak)