This project is focused on its program of office space, meeting rooms, scope, high clearance bay vehicle storage, equipment specific designed storage, and it is an example of a dignified building design that incorporates the efficiency of a pre-engineered structure with a distinguished and residential-scaled brick exterior.   Those physical parts of the design accented with a cupola and exterior lighting gives the facility a relaxing, welcoming feel to the community, which was a client goal.

This project consists of a new 20,084 square foot fire station building consisting of a 10,656 square foot pre-engineered metal building for apparatus bays with a 936 square foot mezzanine, an attached 7,904 square foot wood framed office/living building, and a 588 square foot 3 story training tower. This station won a design award from the Masonry Institute of Dayton for “Excellence Award In Masonry 2010”