Central Fire Station #1
Sterling Heights, Michigan

Located at one of the busiest intersections in the city, the new fire station was designed for both prominence and function. It was the desire of the Fire Department to build a modern state-of-the-art facility that recalled the designs of the older fire Houses. This was accomplished by the use of a traditional brick color and pattern, a hip roof and large glass overhead doors. Anchored by a 50 foot high hose drying/clock tower, the 16,800 sf facility incorporates 5 apparatus bays, living quarters for 12 on duty fire fighters, an exercise room, storage facilities as well as an emergency command center.

Photography Credit: Jeff Garland Photography

Fire Station and Township Hall
Whitney Township, Michigan

Designed to meet a variety of community needs as well as to house the equipment for a volunteer fire department, this structure blends well with adjacent residential and commercial structures. It has been an object of community pride since its occupancy in 1983.

This building was designed and financed in accordance with guidelines established by the U.S. Department of Agriculture – Farmers Home Administration.

Fire Station and Community Hall
Tawas, Michigan

Located in a rural community along the Lake Huron shoreline – 15 miles southwest of Tawas City – this building was designed to house the equipment and apparatus for the volunteer fire department.

The project program also included the Township’s needs for a supervisory board meeting room, community hall, kitchen, office and storage spaces.

Used extensively since opening in 1979, the building has been commended for its compatibility to its natural and residential environment.