Closed-loop water use
Closed-loop circulation is designed to reduce water use compared with conventional soil-based growing under suitable configurations and operation.
Modular aquaponics systems for landscape, hospitality and project partners.
Explore published systems and share your site, project type and partnership needs for technical review.
System principle diagram
Lower routine intervention
Routine inspection and maintenance remain necessary, while integrated circulation can reduce separate watering and cleaning tasks under suitable operation.
Recyclable PP/PE direction
PP/PE selections may support end-of-use recovery where the selected grade, contamination level and local collection facilities allow.
Outdoor weathering direction
Outdoor configurations are reviewed for UV exposure, weathering, installation and maintenance conditions.
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System principle diagram
Water circulates through aquaculture, biological conversion and plant-growing zones before returning to the system.
Cultivation and aquaculture value
Cultivation direction
Supports soil-free cultivation without routine tilling or conventional weeding, while reducing dependence on separate irrigation and externally added nutrients under suitable operation.
- No traditional tilling or routine hand weeding
- Reduced dependence on separate watering under suitable operation
- Reduced dependence on externally added fertilizer and pesticides under suitable operation
Aquaculture direction
Connects managed aquaculture with plant cultivation and can reduce routine water replacement under suitable stocking, filtration and monitoring conditions.
- Closed-loop water reuse under applicable configurations
- May reduce dependence on routine aquaculture medication under suitable management
- Performance depends on configuration, monitoring and responsible care
Published systems
Technical records published from the Terraqua catalog, shown with their approved attributes and diagrams.
Catalog in preparation
No published systems are available at this time.
Site complement modules
Build the system around the project site.
Optional utility, boundary and service modules can be reviewed alongside a core aquaponics system when the site requires them.
Collapsible utility crates
A storage and handling direction for movable project supplies, tools or harvested materials outside the circulation loop.
Modular garden edging
A site-boundary direction for separating planting, walking and service areas around a project layout.
Outdoor tool & equipment shed
A service-space direction for organizing tools and project equipment near the installation area.
Optional site complement · Not required for the water-circulation loop
A modular layout for courtyard and project spaces.
Grow beds, aquaculture and filtration zones can be arranged around the available site and reviewed as one circulation system.
Concept configuration · Not product photography
Materials and weathering direction
Material selections are evaluated for modular fabrication, outdoor exposure and maintainable system use.
- PP / PE
- PP/PE material direction
- UV
- UV-resistance design direction
- Recyclable material direction
- Outdoor weathering direction
Final material performance depends on the selected grade, fabrication, installation, exposure and maintenance conditions.
Who we work with
Application directions, not completed case studies.
Landscape engineering
Hospitality and resort projects
Education and community
Garden and specialty retail
Commercial project partners
Expandable architecture for larger project requirements.
Additional grow-bed modules, service zones and an optional shade canopy can be considered during project-specific technical review.
Concept configuration · Not product photography
A practical path from inquiry to project review.
Share context
Organization, site and intended scale.
Technical review
Published systems and configuration requirements.
Partner discussion
Technical and commercial questions continue offline.
Project inquiry
Share the intended space, operating context and system direction so the project can be reviewed.