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Northern Lakes Fire Station No. 2
Northern Lakes Fire Station No. 2
Rathdrum, ID, United States
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Other Projects by Perlman Architects of Arizona, Inc.
Northern Lakes Fire Station No. 2
Rathdrum, ID, United States
YEAR
2012
SIZE
5000 sqft - 10,000 sqft
BUDGET
$1M - 5M
This new 9,500 s.f. station replaced an existing 1970’s vintage “pole building” station in which numerous safety hazards and code compliance issues had been identified. The new station was made possible by a federal A.R.R.A. grant with matching local funds. As a result, the station was designed to comply with strict federal standards and utilizes contemporary emergency response technology. In addition the station was designed
to meet a LEED silver standard, although it was ultimately determined not to pursue certification. The program included three double-deep apparatus bays, attic/mezzanine and storage
space, 8 dormitory style living quarters for six full time staff, which can be expanded to eight, multiple shift kitchen/pantry design with dining facilities, office and conference/
training rooms, and support spaces for up to 15 staff for 24/7 coverage. The design features integrated training props and exposed infrastructure components for use in providing educational opportunities and promoting building safety awareness. Specialty areas include gear storage, lockers, and decontamination room / breathing apparatus room/infectious disease control. The facility has an integrated alerting system and specialty access controls for security. The project was designed to maximize circulation efficiency in a structurally logical
envelope to balance program needs with budgetary constraints.
to meet a LEED silver standard, although it was ultimately determined not to pursue certification. The program included three double-deep apparatus bays, attic/mezzanine and storage
space, 8 dormitory style living quarters for six full time staff, which can be expanded to eight, multiple shift kitchen/pantry design with dining facilities, office and conference/
training rooms, and support spaces for up to 15 staff for 24/7 coverage. The design features integrated training props and exposed infrastructure components for use in providing educational opportunities and promoting building safety awareness. Specialty areas include gear storage, lockers, and decontamination room / breathing apparatus room/infectious disease control. The facility has an integrated alerting system and specialty access controls for security. The project was designed to maximize circulation efficiency in a structurally logical
envelope to balance program needs with budgetary constraints.
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