Just about every day Danna Olsen works in her garden, carefully weeding and watering. It's not a big garden, but it's hers."I like it that it's small," she says, hovering over her flowers, tomatoes and herbs, watering can in hand.But Olsen's garden isn't in a yard or even in a park. It's on top of a nondescript, concrete-box of a building called Crowley Station, which has been sitting largely unnoticed off East Wilson St. in Madison, Wis., for more than 40 years. It's one and only mission during those decades — to house a municipal well capable of pumping 2,300
The Little Garden On Top of a Pump Station
A once-boring municipal pump station gets a green makeover. See how the Madison Water Utility turned unused rooftop space into a downtown community garden.
Aug 26, 2014
| by Amy Barrilleaux |
