ALICE LANE, NEWTOWN BIORETENTION BASIN

by Growth Civil Landscapes Pty Ltd

The Alice Lane Bioretention Basin is an initiative undertaken by Inner West Council (formerly Marrickville Council) as part of its Waterevolution Living Lanes program. The program aims to create multifunctional places with vastly improved local environments and microclimates through building green infrastructure, including stormwater biofiltration systems, planting and revegetation, and cultural elements that reflect the nearby community. These actions will consequently apply sustainable urban water management principles to catchments within the Marrickville local government area.

The works undertaken by Glenn Simpson Landscapes included environmental safeguards, set out and level control, demolition, excavation, construction of stormwater pipework and pits, construction of kerb and gutter, paths and roads, construction of bioretention basins including various media layers (i.e. drainage layer, filtration layer and growing media layers), pond liner, and supply and install of traffic signs with complementary landscaping.

This is the second project separately awarded for a bioretention basin/raingarden to Glenn Simpson Landscapes from Marrickville Council – client satisfaction speaks for itself!

This project also won the silver award at the 2016 LNA Annual Awards in the  category “Commercial & Civil Construction up to $3 Million”.

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