Fire Station 67, in Rancho Mission Viejo, Calif., is a modular fire station designed in direct response to the climate crisis, the increasing threat of wildfires, and the local community’s needs.
Prefabricated offsite and assembled from 10 modules, the 433.5-m2 (4,667-sf) fire station can be relocated and reconfigured into something new.
The prefabricated structure is clad in fireproof, corrugated steel sliding, and built on rigid steel frame grids.
A circular drive to service rapid entry and exit to the apparatus bay by the fire trucks rings the site plan. The program includes a vehicle bay for two fire trucks, six sleeping rooms, a day room, a kitchen/dining room, a dispatch/workspace, and a captain’s office.
The 3.6-m (12-ft) modules are assembled around a semi-protected central courtyard, which provides shaded space for relaxation.
An aluminum trellis in the courtyard protects the space from the outside. The exterior has a muted color palette compared to the bright red palette of the active zone.
What is the name of the company who manufactured the modules?
Xtreme Cubes | 8350 Eastgate Rd, Henderson, NV 89015 | 702-534-1300