Located outside of the City of Houston in Fort Bend County, the single-family residential project known as Camellia is a great example of how Stormwater Multifunctional Design can benefit the community, future residents, and the developer of the project.
While the weather may be unpredictable at times, one thing Houstonians can safely wager on is that Buffalo Bayou is going to flood again. Being the principle river in the Houston area, Buffalo Bayou collects the majority of stormwater runoff from the surrounding metro area, channels the water through downtown Houston and then drains into Galveston Bay.
The biggest transformation of New Orleans’ historic riverfront in more than 30 years is underway – with plans to build new parks, hotels, housing and businesses in various stages of development.
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