Shade or self-supporting pergola: what's in it for local authorities and businesses?
It’s no longer the time for concrete, but rather the time to revegetate public spaces and combat urban heat islands. Everyone involved in development is aware of this, from urban planners and local authorities to design offices and private companies.
With this in mind, theinstallation of a self-supporting shade structure has a triple benefit: to create a cool zone, to revegetate the space and to recreate social links. Opting for durable, environmentally-friendly wooden structures and installing plants adapted to the climate also helps to reduce the carbon footprint of cities and societies.
In terms of image, the choice of a planted pergola is also positive, as it demonstrates the sponsor’s commitment to an eco-responsible and resilient approach.