City of Peoria
10,266 SF
JOC
Prime Architect
December 2018
$1.0M
Project Director
To support the station’s growing functions, the design focused on adding a fourth apparatus bay. New and updated features include a turn-out gear locker room to store clean gear away from running diesel engines, reconfigured storage areas, increased natural light, and a new fitness room.
Initially, the project scope included adding new storage spaces. However, the DFDG team determined that reconfiguring existing storage areas would meet the same needs more effectively. Now, all four apparatus bays are clear of storage, resulting in faster response times.
Reallocating the budget allowed for the construction of a new 2,000-square-foot fitness room. This space includes an overhead beam for various exercise equipment, enabling quick reconfiguration to adapt to daily workout requirements. A coiling door can also be left open to extend the fitness area to the rear apron, providing more room for outdoor workouts.
Peoria Fire Station No. 193 Addition & Renovation is a 10,266 SF fire station in Peoria, Arizona, designed by DFDG Architecture for the City of Peoria.
Peoria Fire Station No. 193 Addition & Renovation is located in Peoria, Arizona.
DFDG Architecture served as Prime Architect on Peoria Fire Station No. 193 Addition & Renovation, which was designed for the City of Peoria. The project was delivered using job order contracting (JOC).
Peoria Fire Station No. 193 Addition & Renovation encompasses 10,266 SF and was completed in December 2018. The project budget was approximately $1.0M.
This project enhances firefighter response times and provides additional health and safety benefits at Peoria Fire Station No. 193. To support the station’s growing functions, the design focused on adding a fourth apparatus bay.