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Turning Torso - 1 The Turning Torso, designed by Santiago Calatravo, is the icon for the new identity of Western Harbor and Malmö. (photo by Steve McConnell, NBBJ) Turning Torso - 1
Turning Torso - 2 These large channels, most of which were part of the the old ship docks in the area, running throughout Western Harbor. They are the primary path for evacuating stormwater to the sea. Turning Torso - 2
Augustenborg channel - 1 Surface channels like these give the stormwater additional opportunities to evaporate or percolate into the groundwater table, while also creating a much more plesant experience than simply hiding the water in underground pipes. (photo by Mark Brumbaugh, Brumbaugh & Associates) Augustenborg channel - 1
Augustenborg channel - 2 Curving channels make for much more pleasant walking in these Swedish neighborhoods. (photo by Denise Fong, Candela) Augustenborg channel - 2
Augustenborg channel - 3 (photo by Steve McConnell, NBBJ) Augustenborg channel - 3
The aquapoint This man made wetlands area is one of three within the public spaces of the housing development at Western Harbor. It provides a biotope for water loving plants and animals, while retaining storm water. During heavy rains the overflow enters the surface channel and is transported out of the area. (photo by Mark Brumbaugh, Brumbaugh and Associates) The aquapoint
Channel thru wetlands - 1 (photo by Mark Brumbaugh, Brumbaugh & Associates) Channel thru wetlands - 1
Channel thru wetlands - 2 (photo by Mark Brumbaugh, Brumbaugh & Associates) Channel thru wetlands - 2
Channel thru wetlands - 3 (photo by Steve McConnell, NBBJ) Channel thru wetlands - 3
Path along the swale This urban swale and small path make for a pleasant walk in Malmö, Sweden. (photo by Jim Mueller, Vulcan) Path along the swale
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