Flush with success

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Cruikshank, J

Language: English Series: Building Design ; (1380) 29 January 1999, 21(1)Publication details: 1999Subject(s):

Summary: Discusses two housing projects which incorporate the latest developments in water conservation, including greywater recycling, at Harlow Park in Liverpool and Forest Gate, London. If the schemes deliver the cost savings anticipated, the housing associations involved are likely to adopt the measures as standard.

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Discusses two housing projects which incorporate the latest developments in water conservation, including greywater recycling, at Harlow Park in Liverpool and Forest Gate, London. If the schemes deliver the cost savings anticipated, the housing associations involved are likely to adopt the measures as standard.

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