Material on Water-Conserving Landscapes
List of Publications
Publications produced under the WEPIA Project
- The Seven Principles of Xeriscape
- Water-Conserving Gardens: A User’s Manual
- The National Gallery of Fine Arts Park: Sculpture Garden and Water-Conserving Model Park
- Creating Landscapes in Water-Scarce Environments: A Case Study of Tucson, Arizona
- Casa del Agua and Desert House: Two Residential Demonstration-Research Projects on Water and Energy Efficiency
- Saline Soils: A Landscaping Challenge
- Paving Solutions
- Plant Lists
- Suppliers of Products and Services
- Garden Irrigation
- Printed Materials
- Arid Landscaping Resource Packet
Publications produced under the IDARA Project
- Affordable Housing for the Future Competition: Innovative Ideas for the Design of a Model Water- and Energy-Efficient Low-Income Apartment Building in Abu Alanda, Jordan - A Reference Guide to Architects, Engineers, and Developers (PDF file; 2 MB)
- Best Management Practices Guide: Landscape Water Use Efficiency Guide
The Arabic version of the BMP Guide (PDF file; 1.66 MB)
The English version of the BMP Guide (PDF file; 1.53 MB)
- Best Management Practices Guide: Office Buildings Water Use Efficiency Guide
The Arabic version of the BMP Guide (PDF file; 796 KB)
The English version of the BMP Guide (PDF file; 3.99 MB)
- Best Management Practices Guide: Hospitals Water Use Efficiency Guide
The Arabic version of the BMP Guide (PDF file; 908 KB)
The English version of the BMP Guide (PDF file; 727 KB)
- Best Management Practices Guide: Hotels Water Use Efficiency Guide
The Arabic version of the BMP Guide (PDF file; 0.98 MB)
The English version of the BMP Guide (PDF file; 754 KB)
- Best Management Practices Guide: Utilities Strategic Communication Guide
The Arabic version of the BMP Guide (PDF file; 1.30 MB)
The English version of the BMP Guide (PDF file; 1.13 MB)
This 2007 report summarizes the results of a survey conducted by CSBE that aimed at exploring the public's expectations of public parks in terms of functional requirements, recreational needs, and aesthetic appeal