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The WaterAid Garden harnesses the power of rainwater and highlights the importance of sustainable water management to combat the effects of climate change.
The rain garden designed with SuDS (sustainable drainage systems) principles, explores what a UK garden might look like 50 years from now. It features a colourful array of drought-tolerant species and materials that are reclaimed and repurposed with a lighter carbon footprint.
The centrepiece is a rainwater-harvesting pavilion inspired by WaterAid’s work with communities around the world to develop sustainable water solutions. This space efficiently harvests rainfall, filtering and storing this precious resource for drinking and irrigating whilst also slowing flow and providing shade.
An international not-for-profit organisation, determined to make clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene normal for everyone, everywhere.
The WaterAid Garden will be relocated to Castlefield Viaduct in Manchester. Slightly redesigned to suit its permanent home, the garden will stand at the entrance of the Victorian-era Grade II listed steel viaduct, which was opened as a sky park by the National Trust in 2022, providing vital green space in the city centre and protecting the area’s industrial heritage.
Head to the link below to find out more about the garden and the people involved in its creation and legacy.
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