But did you know, that no matter how architects arrange the right waterway when there is a storm or flood it does not affect? It can reduce the adverse effects of flooding, but it will not stop the flow.
An example of this is the incident in QATAR. QATAR Engineer and Architect excels in water irrigation production, a mixture of Engr and Archi of UK, Asians, and Arab. But they did not expect a catastrophe to happen!
Greetings @kennyroy. I don't know the specific case of Qatar, I know that last year it suffered floods, this year I don't know. In any case, I take this opportunity to emphasize that these permeable pavements are measures to mitigate climate change, not to avoid it. In the case of low or moderate rainfall they will work effectively, but if the flow is very high, obviously flooding will occur but less than what would have occurred doing nothing. And the problem is not being corrected from the cause, this would really be solved by changing many human practices in favor of reducing the production of CO2 in the environment, so if the real cause would be attacked, but meanwhile mitigation measures are important to avoid as far as possible human and material losses ... thanks for sharing your comment.
Perfect explanation! Good answer... (^_^)