GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE
Weston & Sampson has a history of preparing sustainable site designs utilizing Low Impact Development (LID) techniques and other sustainable practices. By implementing LID techniques, we are able to assist our clients in meeting their project goals by preserving or restoring a site’s hydrology; preserving open space, native plants, and wildlife; reducing infrastructure and development costs; improving water quality; reducing flooding; improving site aesthetics; and providing pedestrian friendly neighborhoods.
Our experienced professional staff has been in the forefront of implementing LID techniques through project planning, permitting, and design. Through collaboration, our team of civil and environmental engineers, landscape architects, and environmental scientists implement LID strategies that support our clients’ goals.
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Related Projects
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Urban Green Infrastructure Pilot Projects
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Claypit Brook Climate Resilience Stormwater Management Capital Improvement Plan
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Waltham Resilient Stormwater Action and Implementation Plan
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Nature-Based Solutions at Horn Pond
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John Fitch Highway – Climate Resilient Improvements
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Dunshire Drive Culvert Replacement & Deep Brook Stream Restoration, Phase 1
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Mill Brook Corridor & Wellington Park Schematic Designs
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Flooding Mitigation
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Green Infrastructure / Low Impact Development Educational Signage Project
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Drainage Improvement Projects