Glass roofs enhance natural light and architectural identity—but over time, their waterproofing and thermal performance degrade. The result: leaks, overheating, glare, and structural decline. Without intervention, these iconic elements become liabilities instead of assets. From an ESG and decarbonization perspective, unregulated solar gain and water damage not only raise operational emissions and energy costs—they also weaken the building’s environmental performance, hinder taxonomy alignment, and risk ESG score penalties.
In an era of green regulation and stakeholder scrutiny, unaddressed envelope failures can compromise both climate goals and asset value