There are vegetated systems such as bioswales and green roofs and non vegetated systems like cisterns and permeable pavement.
Green roof cistern bioswale.
Dep and agency partners design construct and maintain a variety of sustainable green infrastructure practices such as green roofs rain gardens and right of way bioswales on city owned property such as streets sidewalks schools and public housing.
Green roof rainwater harvesting the green roof and rainwater harvesting cistern are situated to collect runoff from the roof of the park pavilion figure 4.
There are many different types of green infrastructure technologies in use in nyc.
There are green roofs bioswales porous pavements and rain gardens that help protect our rivers and lake michigan from.
They are best when multiple benefits can be gained.
Mmsd s green infrastructure vision.
General contractor and dustin brackney apex green roofs green roof designer developer.
Green infrastructure bmp options.
The system includes a bioswale cistern and a solar pump.
Green roof cistern permeable pavement.
Arq architects architect and northeast engineers consultants civil structural engineer install date.
The green roof is a system of interlocking tray filled with engineered soil due to the pitch of the roof.
Green infrastructure can be found in many different areas of the city on a roof along the sidewalk or even underground.
Bioswale or vegetated swale permeable pavement.
Projects funded through the gipp support implementation of the district s regional green infrastructure.
The user can select from a wide range of bmps to determine which combination will best meet runoff reduction goals and budget considerations.
Through the save the rain program over seven different types of green solutions has been implemented throughout the county.
New york city s green infrastructure program is a multiagency effort led by the department of environmental protection.
Green infrastructure approaches employ engineered systems designed to capture infiltrate and or absorb stormwater where it lands preventing it from entering the sewer system.
Green infrastructure projects are consistent with mmsd s 2035 vision and strategic objectives and our long range goal to eliminate sewer overflows improve water quality and incorporate an overall triple bottom line sustainable approach to operations.
Rain barrels rain gardens tree planting porous pavement green roofs bioswale cistern.
Not only stormwater management and heating cooling but also visual enjoyment for building users.
Conventional development site conditions including roof size parking lot area and street sidewalk and driveway area.
Alice s garden is a farm in downtown milwaukee that helps manage and use rainwater for their plants using a green infrastructure system.
