• Multi-apartment housing buildings,
• residential houses,
• administrative and civil construction buildings (e.g. company headquarters, offices, schools, hospitals, sports halls, theatres),
• commercial buildings and shopping centres,
• family houses, cottages, garages and outbuildings,
• smaller buildings such as garden houses and gazebos.

Nominations can be submitted by anyone who has knowledge of the project and believes it meets the criteria for excellence in green roof design and implementation. This includes, but is not limited to:

• architects (professionals who design buildings and have incorporated green roofs into their architectural plans),
• landscape architects (specialists in designing outdoor spaces, including green roofs),
• contractors (builders who have constructed green roofs as part of their projects),
• building owners (individuals or organizations that own buildings with green roofs and have overseen their installation and maintenance),
• project managers (those who have managed the development and implementation of green roof projects),
• members of the public knowledgeable about qualifying projects who wish to highlight them for recognition.

The jury will evaluate nominations based on a range of criteria, including:

• design innovation,
• functionality and performance (energy efficiency, stormwater management, biodiversity),
• sustainability (environmental impact and resource efficiency),
• community and social impact (community engagement and social benefits),
• maintenance longevity (durability and maintenance practices).