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FAT Village – Fort Lauderdale, FL | Stormwater Detention and Infiltration System

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See video of the custom-engineered stormwater management system designed for the FAT Village. A major urban redevelopment is taking place in the heart of Flagler Village in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The 5.6-acre site will include new housing, office spaces, and retail buildings. As part of the project, StormTrap provided a solution to store and infiltrate stormwater on-site. The uniquely shaped system was designed around the planned building foundations. The basin provides a combined water storage of 23,332 cubic feet.

 

Project Specifications

Application: Detention and Infiltration

Number of Basins: 2

Product Used: 2’-6” and 3’-0” SingleTrap

Number of Pieces: 99

Total Water Stored: 23,332 cf

Foundation: Stone

 

Consulting Engineer: Kimley Horn Ft Lauderdale

General Contractor: Stiles Construction

Installing Contractor: Solution Construction

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