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[Lawrence London <lfljvenaura@gmail.com>]

Google John Todd of Ocean Arks international and other projects.
Start there.
The technology for natural biological sewage
treatment/recycling/bioremediation is well established now.
Natural swimming pool technology is well developed also. Just do Google
searches, one for information and data and the other for images.

People have built some really beautiful pools that purify the water
naturally with plants and possibly fish and possibly other aquatic
creatures.

This is a very complex project when you consider all the earthworks,
aquatic zones and impoundments, plant selection, constructed features,
the landscape architecture aspects, the art and a harmonious and nurturing
environment for the people who will use this facility. It is a fascinating
and challenging project. Maybe you should put together a small team of
people with specific knowledge and hands on skills.

I highly recommend doing a lot of Googling. Also consult the message
archives for this list and search them using the method described in the
list homepage.
You could look for Toby Hemenway's posts over the years, also Scott's and
the many info posts I have sent in on natural gardening.

On Tue, Oct 23, 2018 at 9:41 PM Robyn Francis <robyn@permaculture.com.au>
wrote:

> I’ve been asked to advise on a project in the subtropics of China, not far
> from Hong Kong. It will be high density high-rise residential to maximise
> ground-level green space plus low-rise commercial ‘village centre’
> buildings with rooftop gardens. Complex will house 20,000 and include a
> kindergarten and aged housing. Stormwater will go into an artificial lake
> with aquatic plants and animals. The design team are coming to Australia to
> do a PDC then have asked me to facilitate a 5-day design workshop on ideas
> for the project.
>
> I’m searching for examples of eco-design solutions that have been
> implemented successfully in high-rise design, including features such as
> rainwater harvest, grey water treatment and recycling, passive solar and
> bioclimatic design strategies, working natural swimming pools etc
>
> Please let me know of any examples you know of and if you know any
> architects, engineers or planners who have experience in eco-solutions for
> this kind of urban development.
>
> The developer is genuinely trying to create workable alternatives to the
> concrete jungle paradigm and bring some nature back into the city
> environment.
>
> cheers
>
> Robyn
>
>
> Robyn Francis
> Permaculture College Australia Inc
> Djanbung Gardens, Nimbin NSW
> Professional Development and
> Community Education in Permaculture.
> robyn@permaculture.com.au
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