PRESS & MEDIA

PRESS & MEDIA

Green Roofs by Turnaround Films

Mark Winterer, Recover’s co-founder and owner, and Emily McKeen, Director of Horticulture and Maintenance, discuss the stacking benefits of green roofs in this educational short film from Turnaround Films and Trillium Studios. The film also also features Recover’s recent project Powderhouse (CALA) in an interview with architect and developer, Sebastian Mariscal.


Chronicle Features Recover Green Roofs

Brynn Bernheimer, Director of Operations and Finance at Recover speaks with Chronicle about a future with more gardens, meadows, and farms dozens of feet above the ground. The interview features the former Powder House Community School (CALA) in Somerville, which is now a mixed-use building with homes, commercial space, and public green areas.



 AWARDS

 
 

GREEN ROOFS FOR HEALTHY CITIES
2023 Civic Award | Pete Ellis, GRP
Honoring Outstanding Contributions to
Green Roof Policy Development
Award Winner • January 2024

ASSOCIATED BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS OF MA
2022 Excellence in Construction Awards
Building Sustainability Award
Jefferson at Malden Apartments
Award Winner • November 2022

 

GREEN ROOFS FOR HEALTHY CITES
2022 Jeffrey L. Bruce Awards of Excellence, UHART
Award Winner • October 2022

GREEN ROOFS FOR HEALTHY CITES
2021 Jeffrey L. Bruce Awards of Excellence, CALA
Award Winner • January 2022

BUILT ENVIRONMENT PLUS
2021 Built Environment Plus - Health and Wellness
Boston Medical Center
Award Winner • October 2021

SIKA SARNAFIL
Project of the Year Winner
Harvard Business School
Rock Center Green Roofs

Third Place in Sustainability
December 2019

LIVING ARCHITECTURE PERFORMANCE TOOL
Harvard Business School Rooftop Meadow

Silver Certification
October 2019

LIVING ARCHITECTURE MONITOR
Award of Excellence
Boston Medical Center Rooftop Farm

Urban Agriculture
Fall 2019

SIKA SARNAFIL
Project of the Year Winner
Earl's Kitchen + Bar
Third Place in Waterproofing
February 2018

LIVING ARCHITECTURE MONITOR
Award of Excellence
Fenway Farms
Best Extensive Institutional Green Roof
September 2017

SIKA SARNAFIL
Project of the Year Winner
Harvard Business School Rooftop Meadow

First Place in Waterproofing
March 2017

LIVING ARCHITECTURE MONITOR
Award of Excellence
Olive Street Green Roof
Special Recognition
Winter 2013

GREENROOFS.COM
Project of the Week
Whole Foods Rooftop Farm
January 2016

LIVING ARCHITECTURE MONITOR
Award of Excellence
Whole Foods Rooftop Farm
Intensive Commercial
Winter 2014


 MEDIA

White House Recognizes Boston Medical Center Rooftop Farm

This CBS Boston highlight features the rooftop RAMM farm atop Boston Medical Center, which was recognized by the White House in 2022 as a model for how other medical centers can provide their patients with green views and fresh, locally-grown produce. The BMC farm, which was designed and installed by Recover, continues to provide over 5,000 pounds of produce to the hospital per year.

ABC Massachusetts Earth Day Webinar

This special Earth Day webinar was the first installment of the new Lunch Break webinar series from ABC Massachusetts, which is an extension of the ABC & GCI Coffee Break Podcast. Mark Winterer, Recover’s co-founder and owner, speaks about what Recover Green Roofs is doing to make a more sustainable environment not only in the Greater Boston area, but across the country.

Boston Medical Center Rooftop Farm

Recover designed the BMC rooftop farm to provide maximum growth potential for the size and scale of the roof and installed the system on Earth Day 2017. The farm now provides over 5,000 lbs. of produce a year for BMC’s Preventative Food Pantry as well as other Nourishing Our Community programs. Check out this video to learn more about the farm!

Making of a Rooftop Courtyard
by
Square Globe Studios

Recover Green Roofs worked with Gatto Development to transform a rooftop common space for luxury apartments in New Canaan, Conn., into a parklet complete with 30-foot-tall, heat-tolerant river birches. Square Globe Studios was there to capture the install in this video.

{Growing Up}
by evolve

The story of how Higher Ground Farm, Boston's first rooftop farm, came to be on the roof of the Boston Design Center. 

Recover Green Roofs Feature
by Comcast Xfinity Get Local

Comcast explores several Recover projects and learns about the principles driving our work to transform underutilized city spaces into places for leisure and food production. 


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