MultiRoofs
Multifunctional roofscapes for smart, green and just urban densification.

About the project
Space can be scarce in urban environments. Fortunately, cities have a lot of unused space on flat and slanted roofs. MultiRoofs is about identifying how we can make the most out of this space by using it in many ways. Space on rooftops can be used as a sustainable solution that increases territorial resilience and improves the livelihood of local communities.
Roofs can be used in many beneficial ways, such as:
- For renewable energy production
- To increase biodiversity
- To improve air quality
- To mitigate against the impact of flooding
- To provide living spaces for communities
This project aims to connect local authorities, property owners, businesses, experts, interest groups and research organisations to jointly fast-track multifunctional utilisation of rooftops.
The MultiRoofs project will develop strategies, implement pilot actions in the urban regions of project partners and deliver capacity building programmes that allow public authorities to set this ecosystem into motion.
MultiRoofs promotes a green, smart and just transition for the North-West Europe region. It combats environmental degradation and the harmful effects of climate change.
Project aims
Project team
Arthur Trousseau
Energy System Engineer
Arthur Trousseau
Energy System Engineer
Ciarán Murphy
Executive Manager - Research, Development and Innovation
Ciarán Murphy
Executive Manager - Research, Development and Innovation
Ciarán has a bachelor's in mechanical engineering and a master's in energy systems engineering from UCD.
Hannah Byrne
Communications and Engagement Coordinator
Hannah Byrne
Communications and Engagement Coordinator
Suzanne Fitzpatrick
Executive Manager - Communications and Marketing
Suzanne Fitzpatrick
Executive Manager - Communications and Marketing
Patricia Astorgano
Low-Carbon Project Manager
Patricia Astorgano
Low-Carbon Project Manager
Patricia brings extensive experience as a European Project Manager and Project Developer in both the public and private sector, coordinating European funded large-scale energy and climate projects and developing project proposals together with relevant stakeholders.
Currently, Patricia manages the Dublin demo cluster for the REGEN Horizon Europe project and is responsible for evaluating different national and EU funding opportunities and coordinating the development of project proposals.