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Road Plant Poweras, a lido/water reservoir. The scheme will collect, store, filter and clean Thames water. Fig. 22.4 Victoria Bateman. Cookery School, Cornwall. Landscape connections. The surrounding landscape design helps to absorb the impact of human activity on the environment, especially in relation to critical nearby ecosystem services. Fig. 22.5 Sinan Pirie, Balat Community Wastewater Gardens. Istanbul, Turkey. Greenhouse section. A water treatment plant located in the centre of Istanbul treats waste inputs as a resource, providing benefits for the local community (water for the hammam located below the greenhouses, clean supply for the pleasure garden water features and irrigation). Fig. 22.6 Sinan Pirie, Balat Community Wastewater Gardens. Istanbul, Turkey. Mobile Hammam. A specific sequence of preparation is undertaken each time the hammam moves to a new location involving collaboration with the local community.
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