Carina Loop Waterwise Demonstration Garden
Joondalup’s waterwise demonstration garden replaces thirsty plants with native species, reducing water usage while enhancing biodiversity. The project educates residents about waterwise practices and fosters a cooler, greener urban environment.
Read MoreSwansea Park Waterwise Demonstration Garden
Perth’s water challenges can be tackled by ecozoning; converting turf to waterwise gardens. Mosman Park’s initiative educates and inspires residents, reducing water usage.
Read MoreKnutsford Case Study 1: Water sensitive infill
CRCWSC’s tools quantify the benefits of water sensitive development. The Knutsford case study demonstrates water sensitive approach outperforming business-as-usual in water management, urban heat reduction, and economic viability.
Read MoreWhite Gum Valley: Water Sensitive Development
White Gum Valley (WGV) precinct in Perth showcases sustainable urban development with diverse housing options, achieving significant water and energy efficiency through innovative solutions.
Read MoreWharf St Urban Wetland
The Wharf Street Wetland and Civic Centre Parklands in Cannington treat stormwater to enhance water quality, promote biodiversity, mitigate flooding, improve amenity, and adapt to climate change.
Read MoreWest Martin Urban Wetland
Riverhaven Estate, managed by Primewest, integrates eco-friendly design to enhance water quality. It relocates stormwater infrastructure to the foreshore, improving ecological health and water treatment.
Read MoreThe Grove
The Grove project showcases water efficiency with rainwater capture, onsite treatment, and reuse. It employs native plant-based stormwater treatment and green walls for cooling.
Read MoreThe Green at Brighton
‘The Green’ development in Wanneroo incorporates a non-drinking water system for irrigation, weather-controlled watering, and community support. Data suggests significant household water reduction compared to Perth average.
Read MoreThe Esplanade
The Esplanade road reserve in Brentwood underwent a biofilter-based stormwater management project by the City of Melville, enhancing water quality and streetscape while reducing maintenance costs.
Read MoreRosehill Waters
Rosehill Waters in South Guildford prioritizes water-sensitive urban design, featuring energy efficient fixtures, native landscaping, and living streams retrofit for stormwater treatment.
Read MoreParkfield Lake Retrofit
Parkfield public open space in Bertram underwent a retrofit to address algal blooms, flooding, and groundwater issues. The design improved water quality and promoted biodiversity.
Read MoreKing Square Raingardens
The Perth City Link project integrates water-sensitive stormwater management, featuring raingardens for retention and filtration. Safety measures and native plant selection enhance urban aesthetics and ecological integrity.
Read MoreFiona Stanley Hospital
The Fiona Stanley Hospital incorporates water-sensitive urban design principles, managing stormwater on-site through infiltration, reuse, and evapotranspiration, while preserving habitat and reducing water demand.
Read MoreEvermore Heights
Evermore Heights integrates water-sensitive urban design with dual reticulation systems, rainwater harvesting, and native landscaping, achieving a 68% reduction in scheme water use and influencing Water Corporation policies.
Read MoreCity of Vincent Lawler St Sump to Park
The City of Vincent transformed an unused drainage sump into a vibrant pocket park, enhancing community access to open space, increasing stormwater storage, and reducing flood risk by 50%.
Read MoreCapricorn
Capricorn Village, developed in response to Perth’s rapid population growth, integrates water-sensitive urban design principles, promoting sustainability and earning awards for its environmental initiatives.
Read MoreBlackmore Park Estate
Blackmore Park Estate in Girrawheen incorporates water-sensitive urban design to manage stormwater, preserve native vegetation, and promote water conservation, enhancing environmental sustainability in the community.
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