Sustainable Solutions for Effective Stormwater Management  

Stormwater solutions for an ever-changing environment

Sponsored by Invisible Structures, Inc. | Presented by Justin Staley

Live Webinar Airing on November 19, 2025 at 02:00 PM ET

This course covers the fundamental principles of porous paving systems, emphasizing their benefits in Low Impact Development (LID) initiatives due to their stormwater management abilities, urban heat island effect mitigation and other capabilities. Participants will learn about the different types of porous paving systems and how to assess them based on performance, maintenance, aesthetics and installation.

Photo courtesy of Invisible Structures Inc.

 

Speaker

Justin Staley has been with Invisible Structures for over two years, focusing on trade shows, community outreach, and continuing education to share innovative solutions in stormwater management. As a father of two young children, Justin is deeply committed to raising his family with strong moral values while fostering a respect for the natural world. His passion for environmental stewardship and water preservation drives both his professional work and personal life, where he strives to create a healthier, more sustainable future for the next generation.

Originally published in Architectural Record

Originally published in September 2025

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
  1. Describe the fundamental principles behind porous paving systems, focusing on mechanics that allow water to infiltrate through the surface into groundwater sources.
  2. Recognize the benefits of porous pavers in Low Impact Development (LID) initiatives due to their role in efficient stormwater management and mitigating urban heat island effects, among others.
  3. Identify and evaluate different types of porous paving systems based on key factors like long-term performance, maintenance, aesthetics and installation.
  4. Select the right type of porous paving for real-world applications by considering project-specific conditions like expected traffic loads and local climate.
  5. Specify porous pavers to comply with local stormwater management regulations (where applicable) and earn points towards green building certifications like LEED and SITES.