55 Waste2Water 102A Longton Road Barlaston Staffordshire ST12 9AU UK Tel: +44 1782 373878 info@waste2water.com www.waste2water.com The Waste2Water Recycling Wash-Off System ensures environmental stewardship, contributes to sustainability and assists with planning applications. The system treats all the potential pollutants caused by golf maintenance operations and provides a wash facility for all equipment. Refuelling, degreasing, chemical mixing and other potentially harmful activities can all be undertaken on the pad, removing any risk of groundwater pollution. The system converts the contaminants to clean water, which is stored for continual reuse, reducing wash water usage by 90 per cent. Waste2Water provides the answer for many countries where water shortage is a major problem. It also provides an essential solution in places where it is a criminal offence to allow certain substances, such as mineral oils, detergents and chemicals, to enter surface drains, watercourses or soakaways. Waste2Water designs, supplies and installs everything needed to create an individual Wash Pad Environmental Activity Centre, including recycling wash-off systems, chemical stores, chemical mixing tanks, diesel fuel stations and above ground petrol tanks. WATG 180 Clemenceau Avenue #04-01/03 Haw Par Centre Singapore 239922 Contact: Robert Day, Managing Director Asia Pacific Tel: +65 6227 2618 cchung@watg.com www.watg.com WATG delivers exceptional design and collaboration with its clients – guided by a belief that through creativity and imagination, comes the capacity to make a positive and lasting impact. Founded in 1945, WATG continues to focus on community, inclusion and sustainability, which drives its culture across offices on four continents. WATG is attuned to the needs of multifaceted developments. The company’s five collaborative studios – Strategy, Master Planning, Architecture, Landscape and Wimberly Interiors – create spaces that respect and enhance their surroundings, while delivering enduring value for clients, guests and entire communities. Today, that includes more than 400 built projects in 170 countries and territories. In the 1980s, WATG helped pioneer the integrated golf resort model and has continued to lead the master planning and landscape architecture of championship developments around the world, including Kapalua in Hawaii, Nirwana Bali Golf Club in Indonesia, Thracian Cliffs in Bulgaria and Hoiana Shores in Vietnam, as well as the golf clubhouse at the forthcoming Hann Lux Lifestyle Resort in the Philippines. Providing a range of services from initial feasibility studies, master planning and landscape design, through to clubhouse architecture and interiors, WATG puts its clients’ business goals and course architects’ playing strategies first, creating destinations that deliver enduring value.
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