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Capo Di Monte
Client Dennis: J Francis Pty Ltd
Project Manager: David Hamlyn-Harris
Location: Mount Tamborine, Gold Coast Hinterland, Queensland
Value: $10M
- Capo Di Monte is a water self-sufficient community
- Wastewater is managed to have no adverse impact on the environment
- The IWM system collects and recycles wastewater to deliver Class A+ water quality for toilet flushing and irrigation
- Stormwater is managed to have no adverse impact on local waterways
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The Ecovillage at Currumbin
Client: Landmatters Currumbin Valley Pty Ltd
Project Manager: Seymour White
Location: Gold Coast, Queensland
Value: $16M
- World's best practice sustainable development
- UDIA EnviroDevelopment program certified in all six categories: Ecosystems, Waste, Energy, Materials, Water, and Community
- Civil engineers worked closely with the land and vegetation to reduce environmental impacts and optimise natural site opportunities
- Clustered housing and 80% community open space. All works made to blend into the existing landform during construction
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Gold Coast Waterfuture
Client: Gold Coast Water
Project: Manager Gold Coast Water
Location: Gold Coast, Queensland
Value: $5.8 billion over 50 years
- Development of long-term strategy to secure the water supply to Gold Coast City using integrated water management principles.
- David Hamlyn-Harris, Bligh Tanner Director, was Principal Engineer, Water Technology, in the Waterfuture team
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Pimpama Coomera Waterfuture Master Plan
Client: Gold Coast Water
Project Manager: Gold Coast Water
Location: Gold Coast, Queensland
- Winner: Global grand prize and Australia-South East Asia Regional Prize for Planning, International Water Association Project Innovation Awards 2006.
- Master Plan aims to reduce the demand for drinking water by nearly 85%, using rainwater, recycled water and water conservation to supply the community's initiatives.
- Reductions in wastewater flows achieved using reduced infiltration gravity sewers (RIGS).
- Water-sensitive urban stormwater design minimises runoff rates and improves runoff quality into local waterways.
- Bligh Tanner Director, David Hamlyn-Harris, was Principal Consultant to the Pimpama Coomera Waterfuture team.
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Queensland Draft Guidelines for Decentralised Wastewater Systems
Client: Queensland Environmental Protection Agency
Project Manager: David Hamlyn-Harris, Bligh Tanner
Location: Statewide, Queensland
- A reference document for local authorities, developers and communities throughout Queensland
- Guidelines for the planning, design, implementation, management and communication of decentralised wastewater collection, treatment and reuse schemes.
- Bligh Tanner ran information workshops on behalf of EPA for industry and stakeholders.
- Guidelines apply to development plans for 21-1000 EP - the first guidelines ever developed for this size of project.
- Bligh Tanner conceptualised, prepared and wrote the guidelines.
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Silva Park
Client: Trevor O'Rourke
Project Manager: Urban Blueprint
Location: Payne Road, The Gap, Brisbane
Value: $6M
- 22-lot prestige subdivision developed as a model for sustainable urban development in a fringe area unsuitable to be fully serviced to normal residential standards
- Rainwater collected at each house
- Water tanks backed up from communal tanks trickle fed from town water supply
- Greywater treated and reused on-site to minimise wastewater load on external services
- WSUD system incorporating swales and bioretention filter to protect the local creek
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