An artist’s rendering of the Boston Latin School’s green roof shows a new stairway and elevator, as well as a greenhouse and cafeteria. The greenhouse will be heated by solar thermal panels.
(Studio G Architects)
Student ideas for green roof make school a teaching lab
At Boston Latin, sustainability is goal
An artist’s rendering of the Boston Latin School’s green roof shows a new stairway and elevator, as well as a greenhouse and cafeteria. The greenhouse will be heated by solar thermal panels.
(Studio G Architects)
Take Boston Latin School, and pack on top of its building a weather station, a greenhouse, two outdoor classrooms, a cafeteria, and a garden. Then add solar panels, wind turbines, and the outdoor elevator. (Full article: 876 words)
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