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Martin County Fire Station 18

by CPZ Architects
August 14, 2023

Martin County, Florida CPZ Architects was retained by Martin County to design two new prototype Fire Stations- #14 and #18. Fire Station 14 is located on Hutchinson Island and Fire Station 18 is in a residential area in Martin County, Florida. The 12,389 SF 1-story facility consists of 3 bays, 10 dormitories, gym, bunker, gear room, quiet room, offices, SCBA, shop, decon and a commercial grade kitchen. The same prototype station was used in two separate locations as a means of savings on design and construction costs for the county. Design of both new stations reflects the Key West style of architecture predominant in the adjacent residential neighborhoods at both locations....

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Fire Station #14

by CPZ Architects
May 3, 2021

Martin County, Florida CPZ Architects was retained by Martin County to design two new prototype Fire Stations- #14 and #18. Fire Station 14 is located on Hutchinson Island and Fire Station 18 is in a residential area in Martin County, Florida. The 12,389 SF 1-story facility consists of 3 bays, 10 dormitories, gym, bunker, gear room, quiet room, offices, SCBA, shop, decon and a commercial grade kitchen. The same prototype station was used in two separate locations as a means of savings on design and construction costs for the county. Design of both new stations reflects the Key West style of architecture predominant in the adjacent residential neighborhoods at both locations....

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WPB Fire Station #4

by Can Datca
May 4, 2020

West Palm Beach, Florida CPZ’s well-known fire station architectural designs include green technologies and sustainable materials, for increased energy efficiency, improved indoor air quality for our first responders, and maximized interior natural daylight to raise comfort while lowering lighting bills. All of this is true for West Palm Beach’s Fire Station #4, designed in a classic Mediterranean-influenced south Florida architectural style and awarded a LEED Silver certification....

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Fire Station #74

by Can Datca
September 17, 2018

Hollywood, Florida CPZ Architects designed Hollywood Fire Rescue Station #74 in a classic south Florida architectural style, with pops of aqua to brighten the exterior facade. The three-story complex includes an Emergency Operations Center, Dispatch Call Center, and Fire Administration Office....

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Fire Station #80

by Can Datca
August 28, 2018

CORAL SPRINGS, FL CPZ designed Broward County’s first LEED Certified fire station. The 12,500-square foot facility incorporated recycled materials and energy efficient equipment. The station is also equipped with a 36kW Uni-Solar FlexLite thin-film amorphous silicon solar photovoltaic system. The fire station interior design includes a commercial kitchen, dining room, entertainment room, gym, and outdoor space for ten firefighters and staff. A community room provides space for fire department sponsored public events. Technical aspects of the design include four bays sized to accommodate apparatus of multiple sizes, a decontamination room, cascade oxygen room, medical storage, and an emergency generator with automatic transfer switch. ...

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Fire Station #86

by Can Datca
August 28, 2018

Davie, Florida CPZ Architects was chosen to provide a building design which harmonizes with the rural nature of the immediate neighborhood as well as reflecting the desired overall identity of the Town of Davie. The Center is designed to withstand a category 5 hurricane and doubles as the emergency operation center during a hurricane. The structure is approximately 11,053 sqft. The facility houses ten fire fighters and supporting staff 24/7 plus have a comfortable office space for fire dept daily business activities. The center consists of a full commercial grade kitchen a 3 multi-purpose rooms open to the community and existing park. The station is designed with three full bays, which will easily accommodate any size apparatus, flanked by supporting rooms which include a decontamination room, cascade oxygen room, bunker gear room and gym. The facility has a 100% backup emergency generator with automatic transfer switches for uninterrupted services. The site has an...

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Fire Station #8

by Can Datca
August 28, 2018

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL CPZ Architects designed our hometown Fort Lauderdale’s Fire Station #8, home to two Advanced Life Support Units—Rescue 8 and Engine 8. Located in the heart of Fort Lauderdale, a modern facade graces the 11,000-square foot single story station. The exterior’s clean lines are consistent with the City’s overall character. With three bays, seven dormitories, four restrooms, and a separate public entry, the fire station design includes all the amenities expected in a state-of-the-art fire station serving Broward County’s busiest municipal fire-rescue department. ...

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Fire Station #50

by Can Datca
August 28, 2018

COCONUT CREEK, FL CPZ Architects designed and provided construction administration for Coconut Creek’s new Fire Station #50. The 11,000-square foot fire station includes two apparatus bays (each 100 feet long). The fire station interior is home to eight dormitories, full kitchen, and lounge areas. The exterior aesthetic blends modern lines with the prevalent Mediterranean style, which is sensitive to the character of the surrounding residential neighborhood. Fire Station #50 achieved LEED Gold Certification.  ...

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Fire Stations #43 and #95

by Can Datca
August 28, 2018

CORAL SPRINGS, FL CPZ Architects provided value architectural services and construction documents for two new fire station designs in the City of Coral Springs. By utilizing the same station prototype, our design process saved the City valuable tax dollars in the design and construction phases. Fire Station #43 replaces the station on Rock Island Road and Wiles Road, and Fire Station #95 is located on Coral Ridge Drive.  Both stations reflect the Mediterranean style predominant in south Florida architecture, and blend with the surrounding residential neighborhoods.  ...

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