Rooted Spaces - Merging the Environment back into Urban Landscapes

Happy new year everyone! 

I know we've been quiet for some time (researching some very cool building solutions to hopefully showcase soon!)

A few weeks ago we announced our upcoming podcast with Richard Solomon - Thrilled and honored to share this interview  on "Rock It Green" Radio! First time being interviewed for a podcast - can you tell we were a bit nervous?? 

Enjoy this pod, and please DM us if you had any question and/or would like to learn more about our scope of services. 



Guy Vardi,
CEO@Rooted Spaces
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