Client Name
City of Bluffdale
Location
Bluffdale, Utah
Completion Date
Spring 2018
Size
12,856 sf
Project Cost
$4.28 Million
Serving the eastside of Bluffdale, Utah, this is the city’s second fire station. The new fire station provides fire and EMS services to the surrounding residences, educational, business, and manufacturing facilities. Historically, emergency services to this area have been challenging, as the site is divided by a railroad corridor with limited cross access.
The architectural design incorporated many sustainable elements into the fire station.
Services Provided:
- Needs Assessment
- Facility Design
- Furnishing Design
- Construction Administration
Project Highlights:
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Housing and support for a six-man crew
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Three apparatus bays
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Community policing office
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Combined community and training room
Other design features include a roof-mounted PV system that supplies approximately 50% of the station’s power use and a high-efficiency HVAC system utilizing geothermal heat exchange. In addition to efficient system design, Energy Star-rated appliances were provided.
Contact
Jim Child
AIA, LEED AP
Principal
Architecture Team Manager & Utah Regional Manager
