ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Fire Station’ CategoryParadise Valley Fire Station 1 in Arizona by LEA ArchitectsSaturday, August 1st, 2015Article source: LEA Architects Paradise Valley Fire Station No. 1 was designed by LEA Architects (a Father/Son Architect team of Larry Enyart, FAIA, LEED Fellow and Lance Enyart, AIA, LEED AP) to integrate into a natural desert hillside site in Paradise Valley Arizona.  Image Courtesy © LEA Architects
NEW FIRE STATION in Gubbio, Italy by Menichetti+CaldarelliSunday, July 12th, 2015Article source: Menichetti+Caldarelli The new operational barracks of the Fire Department of Gubbio is the result of a competition won in 2010 .Private initiative provided for the possibility of hosting leased passive body of firefighters .The building is the completion of an old structure not completed .The purpose of the project was to complete and expand the existing structure already partially buffered .The operation after the structural concrete infill continued dry slabs of concrete .The expanded volume is configured with rational aspect and serial interrupted by the volume scale , crown – wall aluminum sheet , painted red . On the ground floor workshop and garage vehicles will be covered and enclosed by glass industrial U -Glass , which will lighten the base and illuminate an evenly filtered space . In the square will place the castle of exercises with climbing wall.  Image Courtesy © Paolo Tosti
Fire and Rescue Centre in Rennes, France by LAN ArchitectureSaturday, March 21st, 2015Article source: LAN Architecture The fundamental idea of this project lies at the exact intersection of architecture, urbanism and landscape architecture. We directly considered the urban character of this project as a crucial point, in light of the scale and the impact of the intervention on the surrounding area in future. This project represents the exceptional opportunity to delineate a very special identity. An identity that incorporates concepts like ecologic engagement, energy conservation, passive construction, community interests, social mixture, awareness of the qualities of the landscape, water resource management and preservation of biodiversity along with immutable concepts such as beauty, attractiveness, allurement, atmosphere and poetry.  Image Courtesy © LAN Architecture
City Fire Station in Antwerp, Belgium by HubThursday, January 22nd, 2015Article source: Hub This project comprises the inner-city renovation of a 1950s office building into a fire station. The project site is located in Sint-Jacobsmarkt,inside the Boulevards and is therefore part of the old city centre inside the 16th century city walls. The multiple historical facades which form part of the surrounding streets cape testify to this.  Image Courtesy © Ilse Liekens
Firemen House in Bilbao, Spain by Coll-Barreu ArquitectosSaturday, September 6th, 2014Article source: Coll-Barreu Arquitectos The building accommodates the central Fire Department for one million people urban area. From the site dense urban length is visible, squeezed on the narrow and deep banks of the river. Also visible is the green landscape, with water and vertical slopes that confine the city and compress it against the estuary.  Image Courtesy © Coll-Barreu Arquitectos
The new Firehouse in Bergen op Zoom, Netherlands by Schaap en Sturm ArchitectenFriday, July 11th, 2014Article source: Schaap en Sturm Architecten The new firehouse of Bergen op Zoom in the Netherlands is designed by the office of Schaap en Sturm Architecten in Roosendaal. The firehouse is situated where the waves have hit the city wall in formertimes.In the architecture of the building this consciousness of the history of theplace is particularly visible in the shape of the roof, which is designed aswaves rolling in, in an abstract form.  Image Courtesy © Schaap en Sturm Architecten
Fire Station Doetinchem by Bekkering Adams architectsSaturday, March 29th, 2014Article source: Bekkering Adams architects A new home for the Fire Brigade : Fire Station Doetinchem combines sustainability , functionality and an attractive working and living environment in a green oasis The Fire Brigade Achterhoek West Doetinchem is 24 hours operational and the building houses a mix of functions for working, living and sleeping facilities. A spatial development with various vistas makes the organization clear and transparent, allowing visitors a glimpse of the dynamic environment of the fire station. The robust brick building is designed as a villa in the green and has obtained an A+ energy label. It is embedded in its ecological structure, situated next to an important route for bats. Functionality, sustainability and environmental integration have been the leading design themes during the process.  Image Courtesy © Ossip van Duivenbode
Fire Department Headquarters Proposal in San Francisco by THE OPEN WORKSHOPSaturday, December 21st, 2013Article source: THE OPEN WORKSHOP A fire station typically is organized into two distinct zones — one that reaches outwards to the city and acts as a monumental symbol of protection, and one that contains the hidden inner workings of the station. In a large headquarters, with a diverse set of programs each with their own unique spatial requirements, such a strategy of containment is untenable.  View of the Headquarters from the Embarcadero, Image Courtesy © THE OPEN WORKSHOP
Fire Station in Utrecht ,The Netherlands by Van Rooijen Nourbakhsh ArchitectenSaturday, March 23rd, 2013Article source: Van Rooijen Nourbakhsh Architecten The program consists of a garage for 3 fire trucks, dressing rooms, workshops office and instructions areas and a cafeteria. The fire station is situated in a suburban area with mainly traditional housing. On the relatively small site a two floor building was designed with a cubic shape. The floor plans are very compact and functionally designed to support speedy action in case of fire and emergencies. One has to reach a calamity within 8 minutes. In contrast with the brick of the houses in the area the fire station was given a specific character expressing the professionalism of the fire brigade.  Image Courtesy © Cornbread Works
Fire Station in Santo Tirso, Portugal by Alvaro Siza VieiraWednesday, February 20th, 2013Article source: Alvaro Siza Vieira The Firefighters barracks matches the CB1 Type program and is located in Quinta de Geão, at the lot 28, of 4770 m2. The building comprises a total gross area of 1173 m2 and lodges the support functions to the fire brigade. Starting from the “Lobby – Access”,it is organized in 3 floors.  Image Courtesy © Joao Morgado – Architecture Photography
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