Design Principle 1 Remote Storage Creates Better Options Remote rainwater storage separates where rainwater is collected from where it is stored. Instead of placing a
How Much Rainwater Can a Roof Collect? This Small Roof Produces 7,400 Gallons A simple rainwater harvesting calculation shows how an 825 square foot roof
How Much Rainwater Can a Seattle Roof Produce? A Real RainWise Home Example Many homeowners underestimate how much water falls on their roof each year.
The Deviator (Patent Pending) Redefining where rainwater redirection begins. Most homeowners assume rainwater capture begins at the downspout. The Deviator (Patent Pending) introduces gutter-level rainwater
What Incentive Programs Get Right — and What They’re Quietly Shaping About Rainwater Systems Incentive programs do more than reimburse hardware. They shape what gets
Category: Rainwater Harvesting Case Study · Non-Vertical Hydraulics · System Thinking Executive Summary Why do so many rain barrels “fail” — and why does that
Most rainwater conversations start with tanks, rebates, or equipment. But the real reservoir is upstream. This piece explores how incentive programs shape the way we think about water—and why reframing rainwater as a site-wide system, not a standalone object, leads to more resilient and useful outcomes.
How architects and design–build firms can turn water management into a design asset By Product Water — Think Outside the Tap In every project, the
