The Invisible Flood Control Wall (IFCW™) is a removable floodwall that is erected only when flood waters threaten. Once the flood recedes, the wall packs neatly away, leaving a riverfront view without obstruction. The Invisible Flood Control Wall is in extensive use, with over 175 installations across the United States.

The IFCW™ has been analyzed and accepted for use by the United States Army Corps of Engineers, and is installed on a half dozen Corps of Engineers projects. The IFCW™ meets all U.S. Army Corps of Engineers criteria for floodwalls, yet unlike traditional C.O.E. floodwall solutions, the Invisible Flood Control Wall™ keeps the beauty of the riverfront setting intact rather than blighting the area with a permanent concrete wall or earthen levee.

Where: St. Paul, MN What: The FCA project at Holman Field is reportedly the largest removable flood wall installation in the world. When: Winter 2009 View Project

Winter 2011 University of California Irvine - Removable flood wall installation Fall 2010 University of Iowa - Art Buidling West Spring/Summer 2010 Coralville, IA - Multiple Installations Winter 2010 University of Nevada Reno Math and Science Building Fall 2009 IFCW in the Quad Cities - Armory Park, Rock Island, IL Fall 2009 Anacostia Park Project, Washington D.C. utilizing the Invisible Flood Control Wall Winter 2009 Largest removable floodwall installation in the world, 3500 lineal ft. at St. Paul Downtown Airport in St. Paul, MN, is installed and complete.