The former Prince Rupert School site was subdivided to accommodate a future tri-partnership building for the Community League, TERRA, and Thai Associations, as well as a stormwater facility to reduce the risk of flooding in the Prince Rupert neighbourhood. As a subconsultant to an engineering firm, EDA provide landscape architectural services beginning with the examination of possible layout options for the subdivision boundary that would meet both the needs of the tri-partnership as well as the spatial requirements for the storm water facility. EDA’s involvement extended through preliminary and detail design to construction management support on an on-call basis. The design solution was an innovative use of bioswales and a bioretention area at the base of the dry pond help reduce the volume and improve the quality of water entering into the storm system.