San Francisco, CA
Joined October 2017
San Francisco Design Week Studio Crawl - *|sfdesignweek.org/events/stud…|*
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SUNDARBANS - World's largest mangrove forest. Similar to #lotus plants, #mangroves are natural water filters w/unique root systems that provide ecological + environmental benefits #carbonsequestration #desalination #biodiversity #tidalsurge #resiliency #biomimicry #halophyte #h2o – at Bangladesh
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The planning process often begins w/ "What if?" scenarios - What if sea level rises 3ft? What if population increases 1.5M? See how the Bay Area is thinking about + planning for the future in @MTCBATA's Horizon Initiative: vitalsigns.mtc.ca.gov/horizo… #resilience #bayarea2050
Dist 10 Supervisor @shamannwalton gives a shoutout to our Visitacion Valley rain gardens @ the McLaren Community Garden ribbon cutting 🌿🌼💧Read more here: lotuswater.com/news/2019/03/… #southeast #community #greenconnections #greeninfrastructure #sustainabledesign #sfpuc #recparksf
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The SFPUC GI Grant Program has launched! Lotus helped developed the program & will be providing ongoing technical support during implementation. The 1st public workshop about the program sold out attendance w/over 100 attendees & the 1st applicant has already submitted!
We have a full house for our first Green Infrastructure Grant Program workshop! Learn more about our new grant program at sfwater.org/gigrants #greeninfrastructure
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Happy International Women’s Day 2019! Celebrating powerful words & art by women from around the globe! #ilooklikeanengineer #GoogleDoodle #IWD2019 google.com/?doodle=119264193…
Lotus has been working on developing sustainable water systems for the Civic Center District area since 2014. Our piece of this plan included over 100 iterations of complex water balance analyses! xitter.cf/sfplanning/status/1101…
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ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY What is now known as Black History Month was first celebrated on this date as “Negro History Week.” It was created in 1926 by Carter G. Woodson, a noted African American historian, scholar, educator, and publisher. It became a month-long celebration in 1976