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Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne

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The Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne is widely recognised as one of the world's finest botanic gardens. There are 12,000 species and 52,000 individual plants in the living collections, including trees and other plants of great cultural value.

Many of these plants are irreplaceable, endangered or even extinct in the wild.... More on this project > More projects >

Projects > Water Reuse

As we head through the 21st century and into an ever increasing need for water conservation, water re-use is becoming more the norm than the exception. We estimate that over 20% of all our projects now involve some kind of man-made water harvesting or reuse - be it wetland, aquifer storage & recovery or treated effluent.
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The Willunga Basin Pipeline is a large reclaimed water scheme which is owned and operated by its water users. Despite being funded without government assistance, it continues to expand, providing...
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Primageone97
Prior to handover of the non-potable network at Mawson Lakes to SA Water and open space irrigation to City of Salisbury, Delfin Lend Lease and partners engaged HydroPlan to liaise...
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The re-development of the Moore Park area following relocation of the Royal Agricultural showground to Homebush Bay included establishment of the Fox Studio complex. HydroPlan were engaged by Hassell for...
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Anglesea
The large contingent of kangaroos has made this golf course a popular tourist stop along the Great Ocean Road. HydroPlan were commissioned to prepare a master plan for a future...
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This building is large enough to service the largest aircraft in the Qantas fleet, and therefore has a massive roof area. There is a substantial amount of landscaping surrounding the...
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A comprehensive irrigation master plan was developed by HydroPlan in the early 1990's for this 135 ha coastal reserve of golf courses, playing fields and caravan parks using reclaimed water....
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