After an extensive selection process, SEH was retained by the City of Middleton to design its new fire and EMS facilities. The buildings occupy a prominent site and serve as a gateway to Middleton. The City requested a design theme based on turn-of-the-century fire houses. Two separate facilities were constructed, one to house the City’s full-time EMS staff and another for the volunteer fire department. At 40,000 sq. ft, the fire station is one of the largest volunteer stations in the United States.

Features

• Five drive-through bays
• Two training rooms
• Day room
• Full commercial kitchen
• Decontamination areas
• SCBA (self contained breathing apparatus) room
• Post tower
• Dispatch center
• Staff dormitory and shower areas
• Construction materials - tilt-up concrete precast architectural panels
• Designed to self-performing LEED standards

Size
Fire Station: 40,000 sq. ft., EMS: 12,000 sq. ft.

Award
Fire Chief Magazine's Silver Medal - 2009 Station Style Design Awards for Volunteer Stations