Our Premier Neighborhood Case Study
The Willows Creek Project focuses on completely transforming the central urban watershed historically cataloged under the initials DMR. By dismantling unsustainable concrete architecture, we can turn a neglected runoff channel into an active recreational paradise.
Low-Tech Engineering Principles
Instead of forcing water into rigid containment lines, we study the natural fluid mechanics of the Plains to establish soft, highly resilient stabilizing infrastructure.
Limestone Sills
The targeted integration of natural limestone sills acts as a series of low-profile step-structures across the channel. This deliberately drops flow velocity, dissipates kinetic energy, and encourages groundwater recharging.
Native Willow Wattle
Woven live willow branches are staked directly into the vulnerable stream banks. This native willow wattle binds the slopes naturally as the stakes root, replacing hard, dead rock structures with living, self-healing root matrices.
Eco-Design Infrastructure Calculator
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