Seattle Fire Stations 25 and 34
seattle, wa
ARC worked with City of Seattle for renovations of Fire Station #25 and #34 - each requiring careful consideration of the departments needs and existing structure. The renovation and addition to the City of Seattle’s Fire Station #34 includes new uses associated with the apparatus bay and added features to improve the quality of time the crew spends at the station, highlighted by the addition of a fitness room and a dayroom.
Owner:
Seattle Fire Department
Square Footage:
5,650 sf addition & 10,000 sf renovation
Completion:
2012
The functional and clear organization of these new uses preserve Seattle architect David Fukui's original 'jewel box' design. The material palette focused on creating a contemporary aesthetic which compliments the building's character.
ARC also led the design team for the renovation to Seattle Fire Station 25, which included seismic upgrades to meet current codes and addition of apparatus bay functions to improve response time and functionality. Crew areas including the beanery, offices, restrooms and locker room are receiving minor improvements.
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