10 Scandinavian houses, as if grown from the ground

This is not just a garden on the roof!

Residents of Scandinavia refer to the greening of the roofs of their houses with genuine seriousness and not because the Scandinavian Association of Green Roofs (yes, there is such!) Every year holds a competition for the best green project.

The fact is that this specific feature opens significant environmental, social and even financial benefits for residents of the harsh land. It turns out that the roof with sprouted green vegetation absorbs rainwater, reduces heating costs in winter and air conditioning in the summer. And still such picturesque natural roof provides isolation, it is durable and the most important thing - it returns us in a fairy tale!

Let's rather consider all the most beautiful houses with green roofs, until they hide from us ...

Hofskirkja, Iceland

It seems a little bit more and this house will show us a spout!

Tjørsardalur, Iceland

And maybe it was in this house in the valley of Tjersardalur that the famous trolling sisters from the Bluffel and Burfel Mountains resorted?

Scalholm, Iceland

Let's knock on a visit to the Vikings?

Vatnajokul National Park, Iceland

On the largest glacier of Iceland, Vatnajokul, the green roof serves as a beacon for travelers.

Randollsetra, Norway

But in the Norwegian village of Randollsetra, the houses with the green roof grew like mushrooms after the rain!

The village in Norway

It seems that the houses went too far with hospitality. On their roofs, powerful mighty fires already!

Saksun, Faroe Islands

And these green babies really decided to hide in a secluded place!

Torshavn, Faroe Islands

Agree, in the village of Torshavn, the houses with green roofs look very stylish and modern.

Fanningur, Faroe Islands

And this small church with all its kind shows tranquility and calm!

Mikladalur, Faroe Islands

Do not you think that the houses in the village of Mikladalur seem to be proud of their green hair?