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Seattle Fire Station #10 & Command Center
Seattle Fire Station #10 & Command Center
Seattle, WA, United States
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Other Projects by RossDrulisCusenbery Architecture Inc
Seattle Fire Station #10 & Command Center
Seattle, WA, United States
Project Featured on Nov 15, 2022
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2008
SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
BUDGET
Undisclosed
This project, is three facilities in one: a six-bay fire station, an Emergency Operations Center (EOC), and a Fire Alarm Center (911). The facility also serves as Seattle’s primary hazardous materials response unit. Supplemental program elements include 44 structured parking spaces, a large exterior apparatus apron, a public plaza, vegetated roof patios, and a landscaped blast setback. The project is LEED silver sustainably designed providing energy & water conservation and stormwater runoff reduction benefits.
This project offers a strong civic identity for this important building type. From a design standpoint, it draws on local urban cultural traditions, favoring tough associations to industry, infrastructure, and technology. It is a sensitively contextual building, drawing many cues from its rich and diverse urban context. The building is a strong symbol within its downtown neighborhood.
Awards:
Unbuilt Design Award: AIA Seattle Honor Awards for Washington Architecture, 2005
Commendation for Design Excellence: Seattle Design Commission, 2005
Fire Chief Magazine’s Station Style Awards: Shared Facilities Silver Medal, 2008
AIA National Citation: Justice Facilities Review, 2007
Commendation for Design Excellence: Seattle Design Commission, 2005
LEED Silver Certified
This project offers a strong civic identity for this important building type. From a design standpoint, it draws on local urban cultural traditions, favoring tough associations to industry, infrastructure, and technology. It is a sensitively contextual building, drawing many cues from its rich and diverse urban context. The building is a strong symbol within its downtown neighborhood.
Awards:
Unbuilt Design Award: AIA Seattle Honor Awards for Washington Architecture, 2005
Commendation for Design Excellence: Seattle Design Commission, 2005
Fire Chief Magazine’s Station Style Awards: Shared Facilities Silver Medal, 2008
AIA National Citation: Justice Facilities Review, 2007
Commendation for Design Excellence: Seattle Design Commission, 2005
LEED Silver Certified
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