SuDS in Cambridgeshire
The Lamb Drove SuDS Monitoring project in Cambourne demonstrates that SuDS work and should cost less. It also highlights the robust performance of concrete block permeable paving.
Read MorePRP Architects Projects
This case study – updated with 2012 site visits – looks at how precast concrete paving, including permeable paving, forms an important part of the hard landscaping palette of a major multi-disciplinary practice involved with a diversity of projects.
Read MoreBrownfield Estate, London
With the recent completion of public realm regeneration at the east London Brownfield Estate, Interpave has substantially updated its case study on this exemplary project. Brownfield includes modernist architect Ernö Goldfinger’s listed, ‘brutalist’ concrete high-rise blocks – including Balfron Tower – from the late 60’s and early ’70s.
Read MoreHandling Kerbs & Flags
This document from Interpave combines and updates two previous, separate publications. It provides guidance on safe handling of kerbs and flags, and illustrates examples of available equipment.
Read MoreDefra Response
Interpave’s response to questions set out in Defra’s consultation on future water.
Read MoreCutting Paving
Cutting precast concrete blocks, flags and kerbs – efficient design and managing the risk.
Read MorePermeable Paving for Adoption
Guidance for achieving successful local authority adoption of permeable pavements.
Read MoreDefra SuDS and Planning Response
Interpave’s response to the government’s Consultation on Delivering Sustainable Drainage Systems 2014.
Read MoreFleetwood Crescent, Peterborough
This case study demonstrates how concrete block permeable paved drives, parking and adopted roads can store and treat runoff from all the hard surfaces on a typical new housing development without any additional land-take or other SuDS features.
Read MoreSafer Cycleways, London & Nottingham
This case study examines the latest innovation in kerbs designed to protect cyclists in cities. Initially developed for the London CS2 cycleway extension, the latest generation of precast concrete cycleway segregation kerb units has also been used as part of the Nottingham Cycle City Ambition Programme.
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