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Sometimes
the best way to use a site's assets is to install a system shared by several buildings.
EEG's specialty--smaller footprint systems with ecological planted treatment cells
that double as gardens and landscape--are ideal for this application. Groves of
trees, wetlands, theme gardens and shrubbery can serve as integral parts of a
treatment plant. Unlike ugly buildings housing mechanical systems (EEG can design
those, too), these systems are good neighbors: attractive, educational, and with
no odor problems. | | A
wastewater plant grows away wastewater in a town center When
the store owners in the center of Weston, Massachusetts town were required to
upgrade their aging wastewater systems, they sought a system that wouldn't detract
from this picturesque historic town. They chose a Solar Aquatics System, an attractive
greenhouse enclosed profusion of tanks filled with flowering greenery. School
groups and others from around the region tour this facility regularly. The system
cleans wastewater to a standard clean enough to discharge to the surrounding sensitive
wetlands. In fact it's so clean, it could be used to flush toilets, wash cars,
and irrigate plants. | | Ecological
system to manage new community's wastewater When
multi-unit buildings are introduced to an area, developers can be sensitive to
local concerns. EEG is often called to design wastewater solutions that are amenities,
adding only attractive facilities that will not detract from building values in
the neighborhood. We are engineering two such systems in progressive new developments;
contact EEG or stay tuned for news and photos on this
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