Pt Fraser
The Point Fraser wetland is situated on the Swan River foreshore in East Perth, Western Australia. It was constructed by the City of Perth in 2004 for the purpose of intercepting and decontaminating urban stormwater from part of the East Perth catchment before its discharge to the Swan River.
Read MoreWellington Square Upgrade
Stormwater capture in bio-swales;
32% reduction in irrigated turf area;
Use of compacted gravel for minor paths to increase stormwater permeability;
Hydrozoing;
promoting efficient use of water in approach to detailed landscape design;
and consideration of water sensitive issues in detailed plant species selection.
Eden Green Botany Park
The biofiltration of Eden Green Botany Park was designed to strip nutrient from the nuisance events.
Read MoreCockburn Central East Drainage System
Runoff during frequent rainfall events from the Cockburn Central East development will be captured and treated in biofiltration swales to be installed adjacent to the wetland.
Read MoreCalleya Redevelopment
The City of Cockburn implements WSUD and structural BMP treatment trains for pre-treatment of stormwater prior to discharge to Atwell Drain.
Read MoreOld Blackmore Primary School
This is a compact subdivision designed in accordance with the City’s Urban Water Management Policy and Design Specifications. Use is made of verge swales and laneway soakwells.
Read MoreChianti Private Estate
Chianti Private Estate is a small estate abutting Yellagonga Regional Park which includes important wetland areas.
Read MoreWhite Gum Valley (WGV) precinct
WGV is part of a four year research project by the Cooperative Research Centre for Low Carbon Living and Curtin University. The precinct is a ‘living laboratory’, where researchers monitor and assess how energy efficient design, technology performance and occupant behaviour impact on the carbon footprint of the precinct.
Read MoreByford Coles Tree Pits and Swales
The Byford Shopping Centre was constructed in 2016. The center comprises a Coles supermarket with a number of smaller stores to the west, connected by an covered open walkway.
Read MoreSpringtime Living Stream and Median Swale
The northern section of Nerrigen Brook living stream is situated on the banks of the Wungong River in the Springtime Estate along Coomal Road in Haynes (Wungong Urban Water Precinct C).
Read MoreThe Green at Brighton
Use of the third “purple” pipe used for irrigation of public open spaces and domestic gardens
Read MoreUrban Wetlands – Wharf Street Wetland and Civic Centre Parklands, Cannington
The Wharf Street Wetland and Civic Centre Parklands intercept and treat stormwater (and groundwater) from the Wharf Street main drain, located in the greater Canning Plain Catchment – a priority catchment with high nutrient loads. The wetland was designed by Syrinx to remove nutrients and other pollutants from stormwater before it flows into the Canning River.
Read MoreEvermore Heights
Evermore Heights is an estate with water sensitive urban design features from in-house to public open spaces
Read MorePeaceful Vista public open space
Creating a space which incorporates public amenities within the natural vegetation while managing stormwater as close to source as possible
Read MoreSotheby Road Public Open Space
Creating an aesthetically pleasing public open space with the added benefit of storing small and large stormwater events.
Read MoreLauraine Drive public open space
This site manages rainfall from small and large events before entering Balannup Drain. It is also creates an interactive public open space incorporating existing natural bushland.
Read MoreBenalla Drive public open space
This POS maximises local infiltration through a meandering flow path through grass and shrubs, providing water quality treatement of small events in vegetated areas.
Read MoreSotheby Drive & Wright Road public open space
This public open space is aesthetically pleasing with the added benefits of managing small and large rainfall events.
Read MoreGlenview Way swales
The road reserves located at the corner of and along Glenview Way and Bletchley Parkway have been constructed to provide a stormwater conveyance function using best practice WSUD principles.
Read MoreStillwater Street bioretention basins & swales
This site showcases infiltration of stormwater at source to maintain local hydrology and improved water quality through treatment by native vegetation
Read MorePanther Elbow public open space & tree pits
Detention of stormwater to achieve flood protection objectives. Useable public open space providing an appropriate connection to the Bush Forever site
Read MoreCapricorn
Providing public open space for the growing outer suburbs of Perth, while promoting water sensitive urban design and at source water management.
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