T3 FAT Village, a six-story, 180,000-square-foot office building planned for Flagler Village, is positioned to become Fort Lauderdale's first mass timber office project — a designation the developer announced via Instagram alongside news that the building will anchor the next phase of the $500 million FAT Village redevelopment.
The project is targeting LEED Gold certification. Per the announcement, the mass timber approach is expected to reduce embodied carbon by more than 1,000 metric tons compared to a conventionally built structure of comparable size — a figure the developer attributes to the material's lower embodied carbon profile relative to conventional steel-and-concrete framing.
No architect, general contractor, named developer, or construction timeline appeared in the initial announcement. The Instagram post directed readers to a linked story for the full project details, leaving the project's team and schedule to be confirmed through subsequent disclosures.
The building's anchor position within the FAT Village district places it at the center of a redevelopment footprint that has drawn sustained investment to the Flagler Village corridor. Confirmed tenant commitments, permitting milestones, and a named development team are the disclosures to watch as T3 FAT Village advances from announcement toward construction.
