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Being open to change—embracing resilient and flexible design—must be included in a decision as to whether to renovate or build new. Key aspects of the Des Moines, IA, Fire Department’s logistics and training center, including the apparatus and maintenance bays and training spaces, were designed to be easily altered for future growth and augmentation.
David Arends stresses the importance of listening, learning and building trust for the team that will be involved in the decision as to whether a station is renovated or replaced...
Oct. 17, 2022
Photo is courtesy of Vicki Schmidt, Instructor, Maine Fire Services
This house in Maine was used by the Maine Fire Service for a series of training incidents.
With laws limiting the burning of vacant structures for training purposes, departments and architecture firms are developing onsite training areas in new fire stations.
May 13, 2022
Courtesy of CR architecture + design
Stainless steel surfaces are easy to clean and can withstand the abuse that is common in the fire station kitchen. Here is Cincinnati, Ohio, Fire Station 9, featuring stainless steel counters, sinks and appliances.
Chris Graham and Tim Wiley explain considerations to create a functional kitchen for any firehouse.
Aug. 12, 2015
A fire station is more than a house with a big garage — as anyone who has experienced the travails of funding, designing and constructing a new one (or remodeling an old one) ...
July 1, 2010

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