Design and Architecture
Can the Southland Become Water Self-Sufficient?
LA exists thanks to imported water. But does it have to? From underground cisterns and "thirsty concrete" to expanding spreading grounds, Southland cities and water agencies are working their way towards "water self-sufficiency" -- with home owners becoming participants in management of our water.
By Frances Anderton • • 1 min readLA exists thanks to imported water. But does it have to? From underground cisterns and "thirsty concrete" to expanding spreading grounds, Southland cities and water agencies are working their way towards "water self-sufficiency" -- with home owners becoming participants in management of our water.
Pico Library water cistern
Photos by Avishay Artsy
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2 of 2Fear and Public Space; Can LA Be Water Self-Sufficient?- 1:02Will Fear of Random Attack Affect the Design of Public Space?
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