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Vegetative Roof Systems Tiffany Coppock, Commercial Building Systems Specialist at Owens Corning, shares her knowledge about vegetative roof systems, the functions of the various components, and how today’s systems perform, particularly when designed as part of large complexes such as The Wharf in Washington, DC. This podcast is a companion to the article, “The Wharf Ties Riverfront To Rooftops,” on page 32 of this month’s Commercial Architecture. For more information about vegetative-roof systems, visit owenscorning.com.
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TIFFANY COPPOCK Tiffany Coppock, AIA, NCARB, CSI, CDT, LEED AP, ASTM, RCI, EDAC is the Commercial Building Systems Specialist at Owens Corning, Toledo, OH, where she provides leadership in building science, system development, testing, and documentation. As new systems transition into use, and for existing systems and products, she provides technical guidance integrating the entire building envelope for design professionals as well as Owens Corning teams. Formerly, Tiffany was a Building Science Manager answering technical questions on hundreds of projects, reviewing drawings and specifications, and presenting educational sessions. Prior to manufacturing, Tiffany worked several years at an architecture firm in Durham, NC, designing healthcare and preservation projects.
