Case Study

Quattrone Develops Cost-Efficient Stormwater Network Solution For New Housing Complex In Florida

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Coastland Residential is developing Mallory Townhomes as an affordable rental housing complex in the city of Fort Myers. These homes are designed to provide modern, superior communal living for local families. Offering a Key West coastal vibe, the development is a gated, villa-style community with 21 two-story buildings, featuring 126 two-bedroom and 38 three-bedroom units, as well as amenities, including gym facilities, a pool, children’s play area, and a dog park. “Mallory Townhomes will provide local residents [with] a superior rental product to the typical garden-style apartments in the area,” said Anthony Seijas, founder and principal of Coastland Residential.

About a year into construction, the underground contractor identified a conflict with the final stormwater outfall structure while connecting a reinforced concrete pipe (RCP) from one of the originally designed stormwater structures with the existing master stormwater network. Providing civil engineering, water management, and site planning services, Quattrone & Associates were brought on site to evaluate and discuss potential remedies to keep construction on schedule.

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