Waterscapes: Using Plant Systems to Treat Wastewater (Land & Scape). This item is unavailable.Waterscapes: Using Plant Systems to Treat Wastewater (Land & Scape)

Although modern wastewater treatment plants are able to treat such pollution their techniques are not applicable to small municipalities, and especially not to private houses. Through precise analysis of thirty examples of wastewater treatment plants located in different European countries and in the USA, the authors demonstrate the benefits of using water plants in the treatment of wastewater for all kinds of typologies and communities. The different examples are analysed from a functional angle and as an important element of consideration when planning landscape.

Mindful of the memory and equilibrium of the landscape, both have worked over the last ten years on urban and landscaping issues. They are the creators of numerous projects in France, notable among which are the marine park on the Isle of Tatihou in the Channel, the gardens of the Brazilian Embassy in Paris, and different public spaces in the Paris region. They are the authors of many studies on landscape, winners of the L'Envers des Villes Prize and founders of Atelier Traverses.