Brighton Lakes, NSW
Brighton Lakes is a masterplanned community located in Sydney’s southwest. Its strong urban design principles were intended to create a community that has a sense of safety and security, is site and climate responsive, and, importantly, delivers a sense of place.
Brighton Lakes is a masterplanned community located in Sydney’s southwest. Its strong urban design principles were intended to create a community that has a sense of safety and security, is site and climate responsive, and, importantly, delivers a sense of place. All stormwater within the development is directed through gross pollutant traps to the Golf Course Lakes, where water quality is addressed through a treatment train of holding ponds, wetland area and native vegetation, then used to irrigate the golf course. This process has provided greater efficiency and reliability of water supply for the golf course, as well as improving the quality of water going into the George’s river.
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