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WSUD + Lego = BRICK-GAME ON!

12 August, 2020by urbaqua 1 Comment

What do you do for fun in an office full of hydrologists, environmental planners, engineers and a (now) Lego Master? Stage a Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD) Lego challenge of […]

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Good luck to our Man of Bricks – Alex Towler!

15 May, 2020by urbaqua 1 Comment

Urbaqua Man of Bricks and environmental engineer Alex Towler is going into finals week this week on LegoMasters Australia 2020 – and our office is crossing all our fingers and […]

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A LEG(O)end walks amongst us!

24 April, 2020by urbaqua Leave a comment

And now for a less depressing, non-COVID-19 post to end your week! If you’re like the rest of us staying in at home most nights, you might find yourself watching […]

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