Water sensitive urban design in the Melbourne Docklands – wetlands, storage and reuse system

This note was reviewed and approved for currency in October 2018.

This report describes water sensitive urban design (WSUD) initiatives in the Melbourne Docklands and outlines experiences from design, construction and operational phases. Additionally, it captures learnings that have occurred as a result of these experiences. It is hoped these experiences can be used to further inform design, construction and operation of WSUD in either subsequent stages of Melbourne Docklands as well as more broadly.

This paper is one of a series of papers that explain the case study. Refer also to the companion papers: Water sensitive urban design in the Melbourne Docklands – an overview and Water sensitive urban design in the Melbourne Docklands – raingardens and bioretention tree pits.

note summary
  1. Introduction
  2. Constructed wetlands
  3. Docklands Park Wetlands, storage and reuse system
  4. NAB forecourt wetlands

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