For this mixed-use residential development wastewater lift station, Romtec Utilities provided the owners with a system to meet this premium downtown residential and commercial setting that provides a variety of amenities. This mixed-use development wastewater lift station is housed inside of the building, a unique building that features pools, a spa, lounge and kitchen, cabanas, citrus groves, and the largest multifamily pool in Phoenix.

We worked with the owner and engineers as space was limited on the site, to come to the conclusion that the system would be housed within the building. This high-rise mixed-use development will be home to almost 750 residential units with a variety of amenities that make this downtown Phoenix project a must see. The pumping system will be for sanitary sewer along with flush water from the pools and spas.

Phoenix is the capital of the desert land of Arizona where multiple cities come together to make up the metropolitan area in the Valley of the Sun.

Known for its many golf courses, resorts, parks, and hikes, the Phoenix area is a scenic area to live or visit.

The population of Phoenix was over 1.6 million at the 2020 census making it the fifth most populous city in the U.S.

The 601 North Central project is a mixed-use residential development in downtown Phoenix called SOL Modern Apartments. This project was the biggest residential project in the downtown Phoenix market. The project features two amenity decks on the 8th and 28th floors with high level amenities.

The 8th floor features an outdoor lounge and kitchen, cabanas, spa, fitness turf area, half-court basketball, water features, citrus groves, and an impressive multifamily pool. The 28th floor features a dog park, additional pool, spa, and rooftop greenery.

The building’s podium features liner residential units, flagship commercial retail space, and parking for residents and retail. The residential units feature private balconies that are serrated in form, providing shade for the building, and accommodating the hot Phoenix weather.

This lift station serves a high-rise development in Phoenix, Arizona. The development consists of around 750 residential units with commercial spaces and several pools. The lift station is privately owned and maintained. In addition to sanitary sewer, the lift station will also receive flush water from the pools and spa. The lift station will be located near one of the building footings/foundations.

Romtec Utilities Sales was originally contacted by Sustainability Engineering Group. Later discussion included the developer, general contractor, electrical engineer, and civil subcontractor. Due to the requirement for the lift station to be located near the building where lateral loading was a concern, the design process led to the system being installed inside of the building.

The owner and developer is 601 Central Oz Owner, LLC. The civil engineer was AZ Engineering, while the general contractor was Layton Construction, and the civil/installing contractor was B&F Contracting. Layton provides the complete range of construction services for any commercial build in any geographical market.

B&F is an experienced turn-key contractor, specializing in completing a diverse range of project types using various delivery methods. A&Z is a full-service civil engineering firm with offices in Ft. Wayne and Valparaiso, IN.

Sustainability Engineering is a civil and architectural engineering firm that offers sustainable alternatives to traditional construction methods.

The system is inside of the building due to limited space. The engineers needed to know that custom systems from Romtec Utilities allowed for a more flexible design and create opportunities for wastewater systems to be installed inside of the building.

The developers needed to know that if space is limited, you can put the pump system inside the building. Even though it’s not ideal, we were still able to accomplish this.

The engineers needed to know that custom systems from Romtec Utilities allow for a more flexible design and create opportunities for wastewater systems to be installed inside of the building.

The wastewater lift station for the mixed-use development which featured apartments, commercial space, and pools features Ebara pumps in a double configuration, Endress and Hauser pressure transducer for primary level sensing, Nolta floats for secondary level sensing, along with Flomatic and Hymax parts.

At Romtec Utilities we design, manufacture, and supply wastewater lift stations for mixed use development projects all over the United States.

At Romtec Utilities we can provide your mixed use development wastewater lift station to meet the exact pumping needs and requirements for your project. We work with the owners, developers, general contractors, and engineers to deliver a system that meets the project needs.