ADOHI RESIDENCE HALL

Size: 3,514 square feet Scope of Work: Maintenance Owner: University of Arkansas Architect: Leers Weinzapfel Soil Supplier: Omni Ecosystems

Ozark Green Roofs provides green roof maintenance services at Adohi Residence Hall on the University of Arkansas campus in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Maintaining a living roof in a university setting is an opportunity to support sustainable infrastructure in our local community while helping preserve a green space within a campus environment.

Green roofs require ongoing care to support plant health, maintain system performance, and ensure the long-term success of the rooftop landscape. Through routine maintenance, Ozark Green Roofs helps care for the living roof at Adohi Residence Hall, supporting the vegetation and overall condition of the system over time. Regular attention to a green roof helps address changing plant conditions and seasonal needs while keeping the space functioning as intended.

Located on a university campus, the Adohi Residence Hall green roof is part of a broader built environment where sustainable design and green infrastructure can make a meaningful contribution. Green roofs can help manage stormwater, reduce rooftop heat gain, and introduce vegetation into developed areas. Proper maintenance plays an important role in preserving these benefits throughout the life of the system.

For Ozark Green Roofs, maintaining a green roof at the University of Arkansas is especially meaningful because of our connection to the Fayetteville community. Caring for green infrastructure on a local college campus reflects our commitment to supporting the long-term performance of living roofs across Northwest Arkansas.