Brylee Drive Reserve

Brylee Drive Reserve Wetland in Takanini. Construction of the wetland changed into finished in June 2017. After a extremely good effort by all involved, the Brylee Drive Reserve Wetland in Takanini turned into finished in June 2017. The 10,000 square metre wetland treats over 30 hectares of urban catchment, together with a portion of the Southern Motorway which formerly discharged untreated contaminants to the Pahurehure Inlet inside the Manukau Harbour. Morphum Environmental changed into engaged with the aid of Auckland Council's Healthy Water Group to adopt precise design, gentle and creation documentation, and to oversee the wetland's construction.

The layout of the wetland applies our gaining knowledge of from different country wide and global projects to supply a resilient and strong device that allows you to provide long term water satisfactory upgrades even as improving the panorama and biodiversity of Brylee Drive Reserve. This design has optimised the footprint through earthworks layout and hydraulic controls with a final downstream mobile of the wetland being issue to saline ingress on king tides. This will provide insights into the overall performance and function of built wetlands at the coastal margins and potential adaptation to rising sea tiers.