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Jim Bacon, of Bacon’s Rebellion, posted a story recently about the unique public-private partnership between the City of Richmond and four Richmond garden clubs of the Garden Club of Virginia. The project was designed not only to beautify a heavily-trafficked thoroughfare, but also reduce storm water run-off into the James River.
3north Principal Jay Hugo has been working closely with both parties to bring the first project to fruition on 14th Street here in Richmond, pictured above.
Read the story here.
Below is a photo of the area before the planting:
Original 3north posting here.
The greening of RVA and the reduction of stormwater in the James with a little help from 3north.
Posted on August 1, 2012 via 3north with 7 notes
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As part of the rebirth of Richmond’s Old Manchester District, the Corrugated Box Building establishes a community of vibrant, creative businesses in an open, collaborative workspace.
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