Louver roof structure

A louver roof structure comprising:

• a plurality of louvers positioned within an upper portion of a frame and that are actuatable from an open position to a closed position, wherein each louver of the plurality of louvers includes a louver body defining a channel configured to direct water internally from the louver body, through an interior of the respective louver, within the frame, and out of the louver roof structure;
• and
• the frame including:
• vertically oriented posts, with each of the vertically oriented posts having a first end and a second end with the first end configured to directly contact a surface underneath the louver roof structure and support the louver roof structure thereon,
• a plurality of crossbeams, with at least one of the crossbeams positioned between and directly connected to the second end of two of the vertically oriented posts, the at least one crossbeam coupled to a cover, wherein:
• the louver body of each of the louvers includes a top surface with an uppermost portion of the top surface that defines, when in the closed position, a non-perpendicular angle relative to the vertical direction such that water is directed to the integrally formed channel of the respective louver, and the frame includes internal portions configured to receive water from the plurality of channels formed by the plurality of louvers when in the closed position and direct water internally within the louver roof structure through the crossbeams of the frame internally into at least one of the vertically oriented posts of the frame, wherein the uppermost portion of the top surface of the louver body of each of the louvers is a semi-cylindrical shape, when viewed in cross-section, and extends along a longitudinal direction from a first end to a second end and extends along spanwise direction from a first edge to a channel edge.