Fire Departments
AEDA has associates with work history that stretches across the country. Our experience in station design is influenced by a diverse staff. Our staff has produced design work in a variety of places and in a variety of styles from Florida to New England. In addition, we have design experience with community buildings, municipal garages, storage facilities, and a plethora of other related design functions which support Fire Station design.
If you would like to view our Fire Station Design Statement please download the PDF below left. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader (or similar program) to view (download below to the right)
If you would like to view our Fire Station Design Statement please download the PDF below left. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader (or similar program) to view (download below to the right)
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Project Title: South Plattsburgh Fire Station 1 & 2
Project Owner: South Plattsburgh Fire District Budget: $5 Million Total (Station 1 $3.05 Million) Project Size: Station 1 - 16,076 SF, Station 2 - 7,800 SF Approx. Project Completed: March 2009 Recognition: Fire Chief Magazine November 2011 (Career Notable) |
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Project Title: Hillcrest Volunteer Fire Department
Project Owner: Halfmoon Fire District Budget: $3.1 Million Project Size: New 6,675 SF Addition and complete renovation of the existing fire station Project Completed: August 2014 |
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Project Title: Tupper Lake Emergency Services Building
Project Owner: Village of Tupper Lake Budget: $3.7 Million Project Size: New 14,900 SF Project Completion: 2015 |
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Project Title: Cumberland Head Fire Station
Project Owner: Cumberland Head Fire District Budget: $842 Thousand Project Size: 5,000 SF Garage Addition & Complete Existing Facility Renovation Project Completion: 2012 |
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Project Title: Altona Volunteer Fire Dept.
Project Owner: Altona Fire District Budget: $249 Thousand Project Size: 2,000 SF Garage Addition Project Completion: 2011 Note: Making the most of what’s available was the process for the addition to the Altona Volunteer Fire Department’s station. The addition of a larger garage space off of the existing station was necessary in order to house more modern vehicles. The existing 12 foot wide by 10 foot high doors were not big enough, however, in an effort to cut costs, new 2 foot high panels were added to the existing doors and they were reinstalled in the openings on the new addition. AEDA’s created a cost-effective design that allows the fire station to grow and serve the community without adding an undue financial burden to the community. We work with our customers to provide the best solutions. |