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Porous Lane Case Study: City of Banyule
High performance permeable pavement | The installation of Porous Lane for a permeable tree surround in the City of Banyule to accomodate root growth.
Aquacomb Case Study: Salvation Army, Flat Bush
Discover how Watersmart used the Aquacomb underground stormwater detention system in The Salvation Army’s Flat Bush housing development. Over 300 tanks were installed to manage runoff while saving space—ideal for compact, high-density sites.
Porous Lane Case Study: City of Melbourne
High performance permeable pavement | The installation of Porous Lane for a permeable bike path in the City of Melbourne to prevent water pooling.
Watersmart Wins Stormwater Innovation Award 2025
Watersmart Wins Prestigious National Innovation Award for Stormwater Solution Porous Lane
Porous Lane Case Study: City of Adelaide
High performance permeable pavement | The installation of Porous Lane for a section of permeable path suitable for both golf cart and pedestrian use.
FloodFree Case Study: Innovative City Solutions for Flood Protection in Perth
High performance permeable pavement | The installation of Porous Lane for a section of permeable path suitable for both golf cart and pedestrian use.
NZ Govt Revamps Infrastructure Funding to Boost Housing
The New Zealand government has announced a comprehensive overhaul of infrastructure funding mechanisms to bolster housing development. This initiative, part of the “Going for Housing Growth” strategy, seeks to address critical challenges in land supply, infrastructure, and growth incentives.
Porous Lane Case Study: City of Boroondara
High performance permeable pavement | The installation of Porous Lane for a section of permeable path suitable for both golf cart and pedestrian use.
Auckland Drought Alert March 2025
Auckland’s Rainfall Brings Temporary Relief, but Drought Concerns Persist
Porous Lane Case Study: Cliffton Hill
High performance permeable pavement | The installation of Porous Lane on three pairs of parking bays and tree surrounds, providing stormwater harvesting and irrigation to nearby trees.
Addressing Infrastructure Challenges in New Zealand
New Zealand’s urban development is increasingly constrained by aging and overburdened infrastructure. Developers often face high costs, shared investment
Protecting Auckland’s Infrastructure: Watersmart Implements FloodFree Barriers for Critical Pump Station
To prevent a repeat of such damage, Watercare sought a reliable and durable flood protection solution. Enter Watersmart, New Zealand’s agent for FloodFree
Call for water metering to improve Kiwi water resilience
Experts and councils across Aotearoa are increasingly calling for the widespread adoption of water metering to help New Zealand better manage its water use
Aquacomb Case Study: Takanini
At 10 Tironui Station Road, Simken Construction needed an effective rainwater detention solution to manage runoff while meeting structural requirements. WaterSmart proposed the Aquacomb system, known for its adaptability and ability to integrate with existing designs.
Community organisations sought a revolutionary New Zealand RainStick Shower pilot
New Zealand chosen to run the international pilot programme!
Aquacomb Case Study: Glen Eden
Discover how Watersmart provided smart water management solutions for Orient Construction, improving efficiency and water sustainability.
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