WORK is complete on the installation of a living roof at Inverness Castle as part of the project to transform the historic building into a major tourism attraction.
The Bauder Green Roof system was installed by Briggs Amasco Ltd, with it providing natural thermal and acoustic insulation to the new bistro area of the castle, whilst also providing additional habitats for pollinators
Fergus Ewing MSP, co-chair of the Inverness Castle experience delivery group, said, “The living roof is a striking reminder that sustainability must sit at the heart of how we build and regenerate our communities. As the Inverness Castle project moves forward, it’s encouraging to see climate-conscious design woven into its fabric – not as an afterthought, but as a core principle. This investment is not only protecting our heritage, it’s also supporting a greener future for the Highlands.”
