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What goes into designing a greenroof system? A LOT! ·     Green infrastructure concept plan ·     Landscape Plans ·     Ecological Management Plan, habitat, biodiversity.. ·     Engineering and Stormwater plans ·     Weights and profile requirements ·     Site/Phone/skype meetings as required. ·     Detailed specification and technical drawings ·     Waterproofing advice ·     Data and report on improvements to Heat Island effect and Stormwater runoff based on the design. ·     Drainage and inspection points ·     Greenroof buildup, drainage, geotextile, soils and plants ·     Details on sloped green roof requirements ·     Specification for growing media ·     Suitable plant species and turf treatments. ·     Fall arrest system ·     Leak detection system ·     Irrigation specification and plan layout ·     Edge treatments where necessary ·     Cost budget preparation Our consultancy, Evolvement Pty Ltd incorporate tried and proven green infrastructure systems using the latest technology. https://lnkd.in/gf-4iKT Robert Griffith is past Director of Green Roof Association. Robert and his team have experience building green roofs in Australia, USA, Europe, the Middle East and Asia. #Greenroof #Urbanscape #Greeninfrastructure #Stormwater #HeatIsland #Biodiversity

Traditional building materials often struggle to withstand the harsh effects of saltwater, leading to costly repairs and maintenance. But not Eco Block! Our Insulated Concrete Forms (ICFs) are engineered to resist saltwater corrosion, giving your coastal property the durability it deserves. Made from high-quality materials, our forms feature a core of polystyrene forms filled with concrete to create a solid and resilient structure. This means your building stays strong against the elements, even in salty environments. Don't settle for anything less than the best for your coastal construction projects. Ready to make the switch? Call Ecoblock today and start building for the future! 📞 #ecoblockaustralia #icfconstuction #environmentallyfriendly #constructionaustralia #certifiedbuilder #durable #durablebuilding #brisbanehomes #queeslandhomes #SustainableLiving #EcoHome #Construction #EnergyEfficiency #EcoBlock #CoastalConstruction #SaltwaterResistance #BuildingForTheFuture

"SuDS: Embracing Nature's Blueprint for Sustainable Water Management Discover how Sustainable Drainage Systems harmonize with nature, fostering resilience and enhancing urban sustainability. SuDS (Sustainable Drainage Systems) are nature-inspired approaches to manage rainfall and surface water runoff in an environmentally friendly and sustainable manner. These systems aim to replicate natural drainage processes, using techniques like permeable paving, green roofs, ponds, and swales. SuDS promote water infiltration into the ground, reducing flood risk and enhancing water quality by removing pollutants. Embracing SuDS is a step towards a more sustainable and resilient urban landscape, harmonizing human development with nature's water cycle. #sustainability #drainage #construction #civilengineering #engineering #civilengineer #engenhariacivil #engenharia #innovation #architecture

Geocell Applications: Reinventing Earthwork and Infrastructure! 🌍✨ In the world of modern construction and environmental protection, geocells are game-changers. 🚧 These honeycomb-shaped, three-dimensional geosynthetic materials are redefining how we stabilize, reinforce, and protect soil. 🌱 But what exactly makes geocells so versatile? 🤔 1. Erosion Control 🌧️🌿 Imagine a sloping hill prone to erosion during heavy rains. 🌧️ By installing geocells, soil particles are held firmly in place, ensuring the hill retains its structure and beauty. 🏞️ This application is a favorite in landscaping and environmental restoration projects. 🌳💚 2. Soil Reinforcement 🛤️🛠️ Geocells create a robust foundation for roads, railways, and embankments by distributing loads evenly across weak soils. 🚂 The result? Improved durability and reduced maintenance costs. 💪💰 3. Retaining Walls 🏗️💎 When building retaining walls, geocells offer an innovative solution. 🧱 By interlocking cells filled with aggregates, these walls gain strength while allowing water permeability, reducing hydrostatic pressure. 🌊🔒 4. Green Roofs and Urban Beautification 🌆💚 Geocells are increasingly used in eco-friendly architecture. 🏙️ They support soil and vegetation on green roofs, turning urban spaces into sustainable, green havens. 🌿🌺 Geocells are not just a material; they are an engineering marvel ✨ solving critical challenges in construction and environmental conservation. 🌍 Your Turn! 💬 🤔 Have you seen geocells in action during a construction or landscaping project? 🌟 What innovative application of geocells do you think would transform urban infrastructure? 🔨 Would you consider geocells for your next landscaping or construction project?   #GeocellApplications 🌱 #SustainableConstruction 🏗️ #SoilReinforcement 💪 #ErosionControl 🌧️ #GreenInfrastructure 🌿  

🌍 Permeable Concrete: Paving the Way for a Sustainable Future! 🌱 This innovation is a perfect example of how #SustainableConstruction can tackle urban challenges like stormwater management, urban heat, and groundwater recharge. With urban areas expanding, solutions like permeable concrete aren’t just nice-to-have—they’re essential for resilient infrastructure. 🌧️🏙️ As environmental regulations and demand for eco-friendly cities grow, permeable concrete is set to become a key player in #Greentech. Exciting times for investors, developers, and urban planners ready to embrace #CircularEconomy and #GreenInfrastructure solutions! 👏💧 #Cleantech #Sustainability #FutureOfCities

TSC(www.txsparks.com) embarked on a commercial project that presented a unique challenge. The heavily wooded property was home to numerous heritage trees, however the site was designed to cover a significant amount of impervious cover including building pads, parking lots, fire lanes, driveways, and concrete pavement areas. In many cities, property owners are required to pay a tree mitigation fee for tree removed during development. However, at TSC, we believe that this can sometimes be an expense for the ownership. Our team understand that there was a better way, a path that harmonized development with environmental preservation. With a collaborative spirit, our civil engineers, architects, and landscape professionals come up with a thoughtful plan. They carefully studied the site, moving building pads and strategically placing islands to accommodate the heritage trees, ensuring their survival and continued growth. Our approach was not just about minimizing tree removal; it was about creating a balanced ecosystem. We planted as many new trees as possible, not only to offset any necessary removals but also to enhance the natural beauty of the development. By doing so, we aimed to strike a delicate balance between progress and environmental stewardship. At TSC, we believe that developers should not be burdened with expenses, but we also recognize the importance of protecting our trees and creating an environment that makes the development truly beautiful.  #SustainableDevelopment #TreePreservation #EcoFriendlyBuilding #GreenConstruction #HeritageTrees #UrbanPlanning #TSCInnovations #NatureAndDevelopment #CommunityAndNature

🤔 When designing sustainable urban drainage systems (SuDs) and permeable block paving, you must consider the locations of services and utilities. Assets like these often require maintenance, which involves digging the ground to gain access. 💡 In this industry, service cables combined with rainwater permeating through paving can raise some eyebrows. This blog by Marshalls Design Technician Benjamin B. should help answer the question of how to design a permeable pavement when service cables are present in your project 👇 https://lnkd.in/e4KvXNe4

Rising water levels are an increasingly prominent concern for the construction industry. Populations are growing, but coasts are creeping in, and clearing inland land isn’t always an option. Water-based communities — which float on the surface of seas and rivers — are a promising solution. Constructing on top of the water instead of retreating from it lets cities expand without fighting for available inland space or worrying about rising tides. However, it’s not an easy process. Building envelopes will need to adapt to support these towns of the future. https://lnkd.in/g4gk4T_N #buildingenvelope #design #waterproofing

🌊 Introducing the Cofferdam Wall: Engineered for Effective Riverbank Revetment 🌊 The Cofferdam Wall is meticulously designed to provide robust support for riverbank protection and coastal preservation. Here’s what sets it apart: ✔️ Advanced Engineering: Each panel is crafted from 3-D reinforced concrete, measuring 2.4m x 1.0m, ensuring exceptional durability and stability in aquatic environments. ✔️ Innovative Design: Incorporating two precast cylinder rings, the Cofferdam Wall enhances structural integrity, making it the ideal solution for managing water levels and protecting riverbanks from erosion. ✔️ Versatile Applications: Perfect for coastal projects, riverbank protection, and infrastructure development, the Cofferdam Wall is a reliable choice for sustainable and effective environmental management. Protecting our waterways and infrastructure is critical, and the Cofferdam Wall is here to deliver reliable, long-lasting solutions. 🌟 Contact us today to find out how the Cofferdam Wall can benefit your next project! #cofferdamwall #cofferdamwallsystem #retainingwallmalaysia #RetainingWalls #PrecastConcrete #Precast #Malaysia #MalaysiaPrecast #MalaysiaInfra #SlopeRehabilitation #RetainingWallSystem #IndustrialInfrastructure #UrbanDevelopment #MalaysiaConstruction #CivilEngineering #StructuralStability #InfrastructureSolutions #ConstructionInnovation #DurableDesign #IndustrialSolutions #PrecastRetainingWall #CoastalProtection #RiverbankProtection #CoastalPreservation #Infrastructure #Concrete

What is a Planning Condition? A planning condition is a requirement set by a local planning authority, typically as part of the approval process for a development project. These conditions are attached to planning permission and must be met by the applicant or developer to proceed with the project. Planning conditions are designed to address specific concerns, minimise potential negative impacts, or ensure compliance with relevant policies and regulations. Their purpose is to ensure the development meets required standards while safeguarding the interests of the community and environment. Common Types of Planning Conditions: ·       Timeframe: Specifying when the development must begin or be completed. ·       Design and Appearance: Requiring specific design principles, materials, or styles to ensure compatibility with the surrounding area. ·       Landscaping and Green Spaces: Mandating tree planting, landscaping, or the creation of open spaces to enhance ecological and visual appeal. ·       Access and Highways: Ensuring safe and efficient movement through conditions on roads, parking, or transportation improvements. ·       Noise and Environmental Impact: Requiring measures to minimise noise, pollution, or other environmental effects. ·       Archaeological or Heritage Preservation: Protecting cultural or historical features through investigations or preservation efforts. ·       Affordable Housing: Stipulating the inclusion of affordable housing to meet local needs. ·       Drainage and Flood Risk: Requiring systems to manage water drainage or reduce flood risk. Planning conditions are legally binding and must be adhered to before or during construction or use of the development. Non-compliance can result in enforcement actions, such as fines, stop notices, or legal proceedings. Developers should thoroughly review and comply with all conditions to avoid complications during the project. #PlanningPermission #DevelopmentConditions #CommunityFirst #SustainableDevelopment #UKPlanning