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  • Urban Adamah, berkeley

    Urban Adamah, berkeley

    June 22, 2020
    Urban Adamah seeks to build a more loving, just and sustainable world by providing farm-based, community building experiences that integrate Jewish tradition, mindfulness, sustainable agriculture, and social action. WaterSprout is helping them complete this mission with the new addition of a greywater system that has been designed and installed, collecting water from their Fellows House. We will be returning for phase two of the project when we will install another greywater system which will collect water from the Eco Lodge. Urban Adamah’s practice of sustainable agriculture draws from a range of traditional and modern agricultural methods and technologies that will […]
  • Kol Emeth, palo alto

    Kol Emeth, palo alto

    May 7, 2020
    WaterSprout is making history by installing a Commercial Rainwater System for the first synagogue in the United States to become a net zero energy building. The 500,000 gallon rainwater storage system will be located underneath the parking garage of the new Kol Emeth synagogue in Palo Alto. Kol Emeth, a traditional, egalitarian Conservative synagogue will be one of only two synagogues achieving the certification of LEED Platinum. The building design is adapted to reflect contemporary expressions of faith and identity, which incorporates environmental beliefs in conservation and sustainability. We want to extend a thank you to our friends, GLS Landscape/Architecture […]
  • Jordan Downs Commercial Greywater System

    Jordan Downs Commercial Greywater System

    February 14, 2020
    WaterSprout is putting on the finishing touches to our Commercial Greywater System design for the revitalization of Jordan Downs, a 1950s-era public housing development in the Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles.  The system will collect laundry water from the 80 unit multi-family building to supply 100% of the landscape irrigation demand. Thanks to affordable housing developer Bridge Housing for another great project and to our new Architect friends at Togawa Smith Martin WaterLab GWC-700U-15 PDF Architect | Togawa Smith Martin | Developer | Bridge Housing |
  • Rainwater Design for SF Public Utilities Commission

    Rainwater Design for SF Public Utilities Commission

    February 7, 2020
    WaterSprout is known for our expertise with designing, installing and maintaining commercial rainwater systems in San Francisco, and the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission has taken notice! The SFPUC has selected WaterSprout to provide special inspections services for the rainwater systems permitted under the SFPUC’s  Stormwater Management Requirements. In addition we have been chosen as consultants to create content and drawings on their upcoming Rainwater Designers Guidelines.   SF Stormwater Management Related Project | Third Street Related Project | Fourth St Hotel
  • Educational Outreach – Lowney Architecture

    Educational Outreach – Lowney Architecture

    November 15, 2019
    A big part of our job is outreach and education around non-potable water systems such as greywater and rainwater catchment. Did you know that potable rainwater systems are legal in California? Check out Appendix K of the California Plumbing Code, and our potable rainwater system at the NRG Little House on our website. Thanks to Lowney Architecture for hosting our recent presentation at their downtown Oakland office.   Related Project | NRG Little House | Project Contractor | Centric Construction Lowney Architecture  
  • Commercial Greywater Systems

    Commercial Greywater Systems

    October 29, 2019
    Collecting from common laundry rooms for multi-family housing  project is a no brainer. Lots of water generated from a single location makes for simple & inexpensive plumbing. Often times the laundry can supply 100% of irrigation demand for urban projects. Getting the residents to use appropriate laundry detergents is critical for healthy plants and soils. Luckily we have proven strategies to make these systems work.   Related Project | Spring Lake | Architect | Kuckman Architects PC | General Contractor | Sunseri Construction, Inc |
  • Rainwater Irrigation System

    Rainwater Irrigation System

    October 29, 2019
    Got Rainwater? Here’s 30K gallons of rainwater storage going into a massive excavation. Thanks to @buildmarrone for wrangling these tanks into location and the architect @arigessler for another great project. The rainwater will be used to irrigate the landscape. Happy Water Harvesting!   Architect | Ariel Gessler Architects  |  General Contractor | Marrone & Marrone
  • Spring Lake, woodland

    Spring Lake, woodland

    October 17, 2019
    Mutual Housing at Spring Lake woodland WaterSprout was honored to be a part of this award winning multi-family affordable housing  project for local farm-workers. This LEED platinum & Zero-Net Energy project was the first in the nation to be certified under the Department of Energy Zero Energy Ready Home program. WaterSprout design/built a greywater system to re-use laundry water to irrigate the landscape.   Architect Kuckman Architects PC General Contractor Sunseri Construction, Inc
  • Third St, san francisco

    Third St, san francisco

    June 28, 2018
    The Martin san francisco WaterSprout was contacted to design a commercial rainwater system for a new 7 story luxury apartment building in San Francisco. The 11,000 gallon rainwater to irrigation system will satisfy most of the landscape’s water needs, while enabling the project to comply with the SF Stormwater Management Ordinance.   Architect BDE Architecture General Contractor James E. Roberts-Obayashi Corp.
  • 5050 Mission Street, san francisco

    5050 Mission Street, san francisco

    June 25, 2018
    5050 Mission St san francisco 5050 Mission Street is a 6-story 61 unit market rate housing project  in San Francisco. This is one the many commercial Rainwater Systems WaterSprout has installed in San Francisco that enables new developments to achieve compliance with the SF Stormwater Management Ordinance. On site, a 22,000 gallon cistern captures and stores rainwater for the building’s irrigation needs.   Architect Ankrom Moisan Architects Landscape Architect The Guzzardo Partnership Inc.  General Contractor James E. Roberts-Obayashi Corp.