Designing houses for the next generations of future real estate customers, mainly takes into consideration practicality and environmental impact of materials. 
As most modern interior designs and architectural innovations focus on sustainability and energy efficiency, the latest and most interesting architectural designs include creative roofing systems that can completely transform a new look in house and building designs.
Actually, these are comremporary roof designs that require the expertise of the best roofer who can incorporate practical solutions to perennial leakage problems. Others are measures to reduce rainwater that flood the streets, while some roof designs aim to minimize consumption of electricity.
Examples of Interesting Roof Designs for the New Breed of Real Estate Consumers
Regardless of the aesthetic appeal of a roofing system, architectural experts maintain that proper roofing is not just about beauty, but also having the strength and capabilityto provide sufficient protection against sunlight and rain. A beautiful roof design while matching a preferred style must not forego the very purpose for which roofing systems are built, which is to provide protection from external elements.
The following are the best examples of modern roof designs and their excellent features:
The Butterfly Roofs
Although this interesting roof design was introduced sometime in the 1950s it’s redesign and revival as a V-shaped roof thst funnels rainwater into a centre vegetation or water collection system. Modern architects find the Butterfly Roof design not only aesthetically appealing but also practical in preventing the accumulation of water and debris on the roof panels themselves.
Moreover, they have great appeal to architects and interior designers who love working on large windows that allow plenty of sunlight to provide natural lighting.
The Origami Roof
The origami roof looks like a tent attached affixed to the ground nut stands to create a protected space for sheltering a family against earthquakes and rains. The sloped roof calls for a cross laminated timber (CLT) made to appear like folded paper. Reminiscent of the art of origami. One side of the folded CLT design has sharp peaks ideal for installing lots of windows facing a mountain view. The multiple windows can also brighten the interiors of the house with plenty of natural sunlight.
Bauhaus Style Roof Gardens
The term “Bauhaus” literally means a house building nut is actually derived from the German Hausbau that refers to a building for housing provisions; similar to the tenement buildings in US cities.
A Bauhaus style house is characterized by a square-shaped building with hard clean lines and a flat roofing system that makes roof gardening possible. While the different plants and vegetation create a softening effect to the building, they support a frugal and economic lifestyle. The flat roof design can also harness water recycling systems.
