Biofiltros mimic nature in its repairing water. Suhyeon Choi / Unspash.
Installation of biofilters and water sanitation systems are another factor to consider for create green subdivisions, Since water is a basic resource and caring it implies not only avoiding waste, but also favor its renewal. This is possible by installing biofiltros systems and wastewater separation.
Strictly speaking, with the installation of dry baths the problem begins to be solved because it is not necessary to separate gray sewage. The next step is to use sanitation systems that avoid contamination of surrounding water bodies and that favor the water cycle, such as biofilters.
The use of renewable resources as part of the basic infrastructure of the subdivision It is another of the variables that must be taken into account. Install solar panels in homes, but also in commonly used facilities such as courts, coffee shops, recreational centers in general and the use of luminaires that, in addition to using renewable energy, are strategically lit so as not to interrupt the activity of surrounding fauna and flora, is essential.
Smart heating systems, construction with sustainable materials, use of solar heater and renewable energy generation systems are basic to include in The general design of the subdivision and homes.
A community composting system is essential to create a green subdivision.Jonathan Kemper / Unspash.
Urban gardens as social recreational spaces
A community urban garden is a space Ideal for sustainable subdivision. It allows the community to join and learn together to produce food and lead a healthy lifestyle, while favoring the health and recreation of its inhabitants.
When installing Urban gardens in subdivisionsresidents can enjoy food in their place of residence and spaces for comfort and well -being. A garden also goes hand in hand with proper management of organic waste and helps keep atmospheric CO2 levels.
By understanding all the advantages of living in places like this, it is impossible to ask why do they not create more sustainable subdivisions? What are we waiting for together, in community to believe more places where nature is welcome?