CP5 Campus Point

Construction site with workers, a crane, and large concrete structures being installed in an excavated area; unfinished building in the background.

A construction site with a crane positioning large concrete sections over an excavated area, several workers, and vehicles present.

Construction workers guide a crane as it lifts and positions a large concrete stormwater structure at a construction site under a blue sky.

A large, flat concrete slab foundation set in excavated earth at a construction site, with soil embankments in the background.

Construction workers guide a large concrete StormTrap vault section being lifted by a crane at an outdoor construction site.

Product(s) Used:SingleTrap

Solution:Detention

Market:Residential

Location:CaliforniaUSA

Project Details

CP5 Campus Point is part of a development consisting of multiple buildings in the University City area of San Diego, CA. This facility is designated for university and educational use.

As a part of the project, StormTrap was chosen to provide a hydromodification system due to its structural strength and cost efficiency. The basin was built with 141 SingleTrap units of ranging heights of 4’-2”, 4’-6”, and 5’-8”, minimizing the overall footprint in a tight construction zone. Existing site constraints required the system to be installed with a soil cover between 10 and 13 feet. The basin rests on a concrete slab and is designed to hold 66,294 cubic feet of stormwater beneath a grassy field.