Picture depicts the indoor Living MachinesTM mechanical and constructed marsh tertiary treatment system under construction, and outdoor constructed surface water flow wetlands and ponds.

PROJECT: MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION METRO OFFICE FACILITY SEWAGE TREATMENT AND WATER REUSE FACILITY

LOCATION: Kansas City, Missouri, U.S.A.

OWNER: Missouri Department of Conservation.

DESCRIPTION: A tertiary wastewater treatment and reclaimed water facility serving a 38,000 s.f. building combining the Missouri Department of Conservation's Metro Office Facilities and an Urban Environmental Education/Interpretation Center. The indoor treatment facility combines mechanical and natural treatment (constructed marsh) processes, and is a focal center for the building and associated educational workshops. Reclaimed water from the treatment system is used for toilets and urinals within the building, and make-up water for an exterior wetland, which significantly reduces the building potable water demand.

ROLE: Specialist process sub-consultant and Permit assistance.