“Entering a parking lot should be the beginning of a pleasant experience when you arrive at a site and/or building. Parking lots should be ‘parking gardens’ with trees, other vegetation, color, texture and variety. Besides creating a sustainable drainage system that supports plants, permeable interlocking concrete pavement improves the character of parking area, thereby supporting the parking garden idea.”
- Jay Womack, ASLA, LEED® AP,
Director of Sustainable Design with Wight & Company-Darien, Illinois
“From day one, the Board wanted a permeable lot, a view heightened by the long-term drought in the southeast which drastically lowered lake levels and threatened drinking water supplies. They visited pervious concrete and permeable interlocking concrete pavement projects in the region. This raised everyone’s confidence in these types of systems. The board went with PICP because of easy repairs and a better looking surface.”
- Robert Benson, ASLA, VP Robert Company
Stone Mountain Park, Georgia - project landscape architect
This important industry recognition program highlights the best of the best safety records among small, medium and large Producer and Associate members of NCMA and ICPI.
Herndon, VA-The University of Georgia’s College of Environmental Design has created an online curriculum on segmental concrete pavement for landscape architecture students
Louisville, KY— Winners in the 4th Annual HNA Hardscape Project Awards received recognition by their peers along with their awards at the first HNA Hardscape Project Awards breakfast. The awa
Herndon, VA-When you talk about sustainability in pavements most design professionals immediately think of permeable interlocking concrete pavements (PICP), and they forget about the sustainability
The ICPI Annual Report's purpose is to provide members, prospective members, design professionals and government officials an overview of the accomplishments of ICPI for 2010.
Herndon, VA- The Interlocking Concrete Pavement Institute features a guide for field use as a quick reference for allowable tolerances and installation recommendations.
