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Dutch Settlement Fire Station

The Dutch Settlement community in Nova Scotia was in need of a new fire station to replace the existing aging structure. The new two-storey facility was constructed using tilt-up precast concrete insulated sandwich panels. The station includes a three-door apparatus bay, office space, lounge areas, a kitchen, locker rooms and maintenance rooms. Designed to meet LEED Silver certification, the new environmentally-friendly building design features a ground source geothermal heating system, on-site storm water management system and post-consumer recycled content.

Client
HALIFAX REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY
Consultant
DSRA/ENVISION ARCHITECTURE
Contract Type
STIPULATED SUM
Project Size
5,500 SQ. FT.
Duration
9 MONTHS
Project Value
$1,700,000
Stucco Facade Corner with Bright Red Overhead Door and Awning