Bring bigger ideas to the rooftop.

This existing building had both limited structural capacity and a high wind uplift resistance to achieve. Omni Infinity Media threaded the needle, transforming a barren roof to a lush healing garden for hospital patients, visitors & staff.

Omni Infinity Media’s lightweight and high porosity enabled this project to achieve dramatic terraced landscapes and cost-effectively meet stormwater requirements.

This park is on-grade, publicly accessible, and atop a parking garage. Omni Infinity Media made light work of the trees, lawns, and perennials to reduce structural load and maximize options for walking paths & other site features.

Lawns, trees, and perennials abound in this rooftop use of Omni Infinity Media

Omni Infinity Media supports diverse plantings and a welcoming work environment on this adaptive reuse office.

We transformed a 100-year-old milk bottling plant into a manufacturing plant & office. Omni Infinity Media made it possible to plant more than 30 maple, birch, pine, fir & apple trees, a lawn, native meadow & rose buses on this existing wood structure.

This project demonstrated a significant return on investment for green roofs. On average, the 2nd floor terrace residences’ green roofs cost $20k to construct while selling for an additional $95k each.

The 1,200-sf green roof with Omni Infinity Media features 19 trees and grassy terrain with spring bulbs and a shaded forest canopy with low-lying sedges and ferns.

This 100-year-old wood-structure building in Boston retrofit the rooftop into an extension of the interior office. The green roof, made possible due to the light weight of Omni Infinity Media, includes densely planted trees, shrubs, perennials, and a lawn.

The ninth-floor roof garden is a tenant amenity space including many unique features like the rolling topography, created by strategically mounding and sculpting growth media, and the steeply sloped skylight roofs vegetated with native prairie species. This variety of vegetation is achieved with as little as 4 inches of Omni Infinity Media, increasing in depth around the trees and topographical features.

This Boston condominium garage’s green roof using Omni Infinity Media serves the building’s residential community as an amenity space and simultaneously functions as a stormwater retention BMP, capturing all runoff from the adjacent five-story residence.

The publicly accessible green roof includes large cast-in-place curb planters filled with Omni Infinity Media to grow large trees, shrubs, and native perennials. The precise detailing on this project shows tress anchors, paver-to-green-roof transitions, irrigation guidance and more.

Native wildflowers crown nearly a half-acre of McDonald’s corporate headquarters. The lush ecosystem provides habitat to butterflies and other pollinators above Chicago’s bustling West Loop neighborhood.