Walkway 

Walkway to control flow of passive rain water.

 Rooftops in Berlin

Germany in work with LP&B and underground parking structure as reestablished public open space.                                         

Qurom Forum 

Qurom Forum meeting hall for public consortium and organizations to foster leadership for economic activity and to develop a positive environment for sustainable development.

StormWater Run-off

Single-family units with combined gathering place and designed stormwater run-off.

Zero-runoff Stormwater

Multifamily House Project designed with Zero-runoff stormwater management conservation. 

Lloyd Street Global Elementry School

Mayor Design Award 2008 

The bio-retention garden is 1/4 AC constructed native prairie on the school's playground. The garden, and an associated environmental education curriculum, were created through a project coordinated by former staff member Carolynn Leaman and funded by a $100,000 U.S. EPA - Great Cities Region V grant, Brico Fund and MMSD best management grant. 

It demonstrates a technique for handling stormwater runoff from a large paved surface, and serves as an environmental learning laboratory for Lloyd students. Located at 1228 W. Lloyd St., the school is in an area receiving ongoing revitalization.