About Water Group
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Buro Happold's Water Group believes in 'cloud to coast' water management; that is, every part of the water cycle needs to be considered in connection with every other.
With the world's water resources coming increasingly under pressure, sensitive and sustainable planning is fundamental. In order to manage this scarce and precious resource the Buro Happold Water Group ensures that water is considered as a single, finite resource on every project we develop.
[edit] Our key sectors
We meet our clients' needs in the following sectors:
Water engineers work in the following areas:
- River engineering.
- Water utility and network design.
- Waterfront development.
- Marine and coastal engineering.
- Water resource management.
- Flood risk management.
[edit] Our team
Alan Travers, Director
David Palmer, Associate Director
Paul Brenton, Associate Director
Andrew Dannatt, Associate
[edit] Contact us
Alan Travers - +44 (0)1225 320 600
www.burohappold.com
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