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Australian communities are growing more aware of water. Degraded aquatic ecosystems and recent changes in climate and water availability mean more people are valuing waterways and wetlands and demanding more sustainable communities. DesignFlow contributes to designs that uncover water as a defining and fundamental part of planning urban communities and supporting landscapes. DesignFlow is a team of water professionals that provide urban water solutions with the client focus of a small practice. We design community outcomes. We challenge the norm and strive to deliver projects that not only function well but are attractive and contribute positively to the urban fabric. We partner with leading landscape architects and urban designers and use our complementary skills to deliver iconic projects. DesignFlow delivers sustainable water systems to new urban areas and the public realm. Our solutions add to sustainable developments and the community greater enjoyment of water DesignFlow is based in Victoria, Queensland, and South Australia and its services include: Shaun has extensive expertise in stormwater and flood management, waterway management, environmental engineering, design, and asset management. His forte is designing innovative water sensitive urban design elements by coordinating collaborative relationships with urban designers, landscape architects, and engineers. Shaun is highly skilled at applying mathematical models to simulate hydrologic, hydraulic, water balance, and water quality processes. His skills have helped projects throughout Australia and overseas. Shaun has co-authored policy, framework, and guideline material underpinning stormwater management, particularly in Queensland. He trains practitioners through the Healthy WaterwaysWater by Design program. Rob understands the value of water in community spaces. He successfully collaborates with urban and landscape designers to integrate sustainable water solutions within the constraints of urban communities. Rob is highly skilled in urban ...