Cultivating sustainable sanctuaries with industrial-greenhouse precision

A community-driven space led by Mary Alice Corona, specializing in water features that echo nature’s rhythms. Built for gardeners who value efficiency, resilience, and shared stewardship.

Water-efficient systems
Community workshops
Low-impact materials

Water Features Studio

Specializing in recirculating systems, misting, and serene water gardens that conserve resources while enhancing plant health. Every feature is planned for durability and community use.

Rainwater Harvesting

Capture and reuse rain for irrigation and features.

Drip & Mist Systems

Precision delivery reduces waste and supports plant vitality.

Low-Noise Pumps

Quiet, durable units designed for shared spaces.

About the Studio

Rooted in sustainability, Mary Alice Corona guides a collaborative model where neighbors, schools, and urban growers co-create living labs within industrial greenhouse spaces. Materials are sourced with circularity in mind, and water flows are optimized for educational access and community delight.

Community-first Design

Open design reviews and shared workdays.

Industrial Aesthetics

Metal frames, glass panes, warm sunset tones.

Education & Access

Hands-on workshops and tours for all ages.

Community Gardens & Events

A hub for sustainability-minded neighbors to share techniques, seeds, and stories. Seasonal water features become social anchors—encouraging collaboration and stewardship.

  • Stewardship circles and maintenance days
  • Water-wise demonstrations and tours
  • Seed swaps and edible landscaping

Get Involved

Join a growing network of sustainability-focused gardeners. Volunteer, partner with local schools, or sponsor a water feature for the community garden.

Volunteer

Help maintain features and host workshops.

Partner

Collaborate with schools and nonprofits.

Sponsor

Support installations and community programs.

Sponsor a Garden