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The article "The Concrete Advantage" states that waterproof
concrete removes the need for membrane in green rooftops. The removal of
membrane from green rooftops eliminates the need for
design and renewal costs, thus saving both time and resources. The
article further explains that
concrete green rooftops are resistant to water and wear and tear by
nature,
root barriers can most likely be eliminated due to the lack of water
present in
concrete to reduce costs. Furthermore, faults are easily detected and
rectified for concrete rooftops. The article concludes that concrete
rooftops reduces cost and
saves time for planners and builders, benefiting the community and
proprietor
in the long run and ultimately improving economic sustainability and
proprietor
approval.
Thesis statement
Based on the points elaborated, the usage of concrete green roof provides an one-time monetary gain for building owners. However, there are several other long-term economic benefits of concrete green roof worth reviewing.
Reference:
The Concrete Advantage.(2018). Green Rooftops. Retrieved, September 25, 2018, from http://www.greenrooftops.org/advantage.html
Green Roof Benefits.(2018). National Service Park. Retrieved, September 27, 2018 from https://www.nps.gov/tps/sustainability/new-technology/green-roofs/benefits.htm
Thesis statement
Based on the points elaborated, the usage of concrete green roof provides an one-time monetary gain for building owners. However, there are several other long-term economic benefits of concrete green roof worth reviewing.
Reference:
The Concrete Advantage.(2018). Green Rooftops. Retrieved, September 25, 2018, from http://www.greenrooftops.org/advantage.html
Green Roof Benefits.(2018). National Service Park. Retrieved, September 27, 2018 from https://www.nps.gov/tps/sustainability/new-technology/green-roofs/benefits.htm
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