This New Driveway

This Old House magazine featured Gravelpave2 in its October 2007 issue on Page 20. In the "Around the House" section was a feature titled Driveways That Drain Away: Porous Alternatives to Asphalt Divert Rainwater Runoff from Overflowing Sewers - And Look Nicer. In the article, author Natalie Rodriguez, discussed Gravelpave2, pervious concrete, and interlocking concrete pavers and the benefits of each, respectively.

Looking for examples of Gravelpave2 or Grasspave2 in residential driveways? – Search our Project Profiles and enter "Drive" into the "Application Keyword" field.

USGBC GreenBuild Expo

Going to GreenBuild November 7-9 in Chicago? Stop by booth 827 and visit us. We can discuss how our entire product line can help with sustainable site design and LEED™ Certification.

11 Best Gardens

An article in the Oct/Nov issue of Garden Design Magazine featured Landscape Architect Pamela Palmer's Award winning design. The design has Grasspave2 and Gravelpave2 disguising an overflow parking and service entrance area. View the Project Profile here.

Rainwater as a Resource

Download this report , authored by The Tree People, on three sites demonstrating sustainable stormwater management. The third demonstration project features the Open Charter Elementary School in Los Angeles and their use of Rainstore3 for water harvesting.

Visit our Project Profile of the Open Charter Elementary School.

Better Runways

Better Roads Magazine's September 2007 issue features Grasspave2 solving stormwater problems at LAX. Read the article online (second story as you scroll down.)