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A Second Place Win in the 2009 Wisconsin Green Building Alliance Natural Talent Design Competition

Two professionals from MARS, Siggi and Kelly, were part of the team that won second place in the 2009 Wisconsin Green Building Alliance Natural Talent Design Competition.



Also on the team were Christi Weber from the Design Coalition, Amanda Gresen, an independent architect, and Ben Carlisle from Teska Associates.The competition included designing a neighborhood market and community center that would serve the growing needs of Walnut Way Neighborhood in Milwaukee.

The team's design emphasized integrating a green design into the existing community with conservation of historic buildings, materials, water, energy and cultural resources as the main design principles.

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Conference Presentations

NEW NASECA-WI Annual Conference in Madison, WI 02/04-05/2010.
>Click Here for Presentation on Using GIS to Analyze Soil Loss for Utility Construction Projects...
>Click Here for Presentation: An Overview of Models Useful for Stormwater Quality Management...

Metropolitan Builders Association in Waukesha, WI 05/16/2008.
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11th Annual ICUD in Scotland 08/31/2008-09/05/2008.
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MARS Raingarden

This summer, the MARS team came together to design and install a raingarden for their building in Cottage Grove.

The raingarden redirects stormwater runoff from the rooftop to a depression planted with native vegetation. That way, the water can soak into the ground.

Rob Montgomery Granted D.WRE title by AAWRE

The American Academy of Water Resources Engineers (AAWRE) awarded Rob Montgomery the title of Diplomate, Water Resources Engineer for meeting the requirements of professional qualifications. Congratulations, Rob!

Rob Montgomery Featured on Channel 3000 News for Lake Koshkonong Projects

The face of Lake Koshkonong could change with efforts to protect wetlands and increase recreational activities. >Click Here for Article...

Engineers Without Borders

MARS has a continuing relationship with Engineers Without Borders, a non-profit humanitarian organization established to partner with developing communities to improve their quality of life.

The EWB-Madison Area Professional Chapter meets the second Wednesday of every month on the UW-Madison campus.

>Visit the EWB-MAPC Web Site...