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City of Scottsdale
Thomas Groundwater Treatment Facility
Sharing a site with an active neighborhood park and residential suburbs, the new Groundwater Treatment Facility at Pima Park is a prime example of infrastructure projects that successfully engage their adjacent communities & meet the public's desire for thoughtful integration and aesthetic appeal.
Overview
The City of Scottsdale’s new Groundwater Treatment Plant at Pima Park includes site planning for several buildings and spaces: chemical storage, water filtration systems, control rooms, technical labs, and a workplace mezzanine overlooking the plant floor. The site design is informed by tight traffic flow off of Thomas Road, which includes City Bus access, alongside service vehicles. Key components involved intensive public participation with City of Scottsdale staff and addressing existing flood plain changes. Consensus occurred via thoughtful engagement with neighbors, close collaboration with engineers who led the project, and creating a quiet aesthetic addition to the neighborhood on the back of a utilitarian need.
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona
Project Owner
City of Scottsdale
Cost
$6,000,000 (building only)
Size
18,000 square feet
Completion
August 2021
Prime Engineer
Waterworks Engineers
General Contractor
Archer Western Construction
Civil Engineer
Wood Patel
Photography
Grey Shed Studio
















