Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Southeast Treatment Plant - New Headworks Facility Project removes trash and debris at the beginning of the treatment process. Wastewater then flows through tanks that allows grit, like sand, to settle. The New Headworks Project also includes a newly completed art wall titled "Whorl Whirl: Our Circular Nature" by the noted artist Norie Sato which draws inspiration from resource recovery processes and infrastructure at the Southeast Treatment Plant. The 335-feet long and 35-feet high artwork installation runs along the north perimeter of the New Headworks facility on Evans Avenue between Rankin and Quint streets.
The Southeast Treatment Plant - New Headworks Facility Project removes trash and debris at the beginning of the treatment process. Wastewater then flows through tanks that allows grit, like sand, to settle. The New Headworks Project also includes a newly completed art wall titled "Whorl Whirl: Our Circular Nature" by the noted artist Norie Sato which draws inspiration from resource recovery processes and infrastructure at the Southeast Treatment Plant. The 335-feet long and 35-feet high artwork installation runs along the north perimeter of the New Headworks facility on Evans Avenue between Rankin and Quint streets.
