The categories used in the two maps are similar but not identical.
Washington dc land use green roofs by neighborhood.
2015 marked the fifth time.
Washington dc with two 130 foot condominium towers.
For questions or more information about green roofs in the district please contact cecilia lane email protected 202 535 1961.
This map is different from the comprehensive plan future land use map which shows land use as envisioned in dc s 2006 revised comprehensive plan.
As such the district considers sustainable development to be a critical feature in guiding future growth.
By promoting low impact development green building riverfront restoration transit options and walkable neighborhoods among other strategies washington aspires to be a leader in environmentally sensitive land use policies.
Green roof research center at pennsylvania state university is a local source of green roof monitoring data.
North american green roof and wall industry association green roofs for healthy cities grhc has dubbed washington dc the city with the greatest square footage of green roof installations in 2017.
This map shows an approximate rendering of land use in the district of columbia as it existed in 2005.
According to the district department of energy and environment doee there are about 2 3 million square feet of green roofs in the city.
The exciting growth in the use of green roof technology has been led by the district department of the environment ddoe private companies and.
The district registered more than 1 million square feet of green roofs.
Metropolitan region installed the most green roofs on the continent in 2015 nearly 1 6 million square feet with toronto ontario coming in second place with nearly 600 000 square feet according to the annual green roof industry survey produced by green roofs for healthy cities grhc a toronto based green roof and wall industry association.
Public open data dc site production.
The project involves extensive historic preservation building code and zoning issues.
Green roofs in washington dc washington dc the district of columbia district is a national leader in the use of green roofs with over 2 million square feet installed on more than 200 buildings.