San Mateo Fire Station No. 24

Fire Station 24 replaced a small single-story 1950’s era station. Due to its close proximity to a freeway on-ramp, backing into the station posed a safety hazard for both fire personnel and the public. Achieving a drive-thru apparatus bay was a top priority of the Fire Department. The project involved multiple meetings with the local community. The community requested a station compatible with the neighborhoods craftsman style, while the fire department desired a traditional brick fire house. Shah Kawasaki Architects’ solution was to design a brick clad craftsman firehouse.

Client City of San Mateo
Location: San Mateo, CA
Completion: 2014
Team: SKA Team; Alan Kawasaki

BKF Engineers, Civil Engineer
Fard Engineers Inc., Mechanical Engineer
ZFA Structural Engineers, Structural Engineer
Kema Services, Sustainability Consultant
Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc., Traffic Installation
Keller Mitchell & Co, Landscape
Construction Cost Management Services, Cost Estimator

San Mateo Fire Station No. 24
 
San Mateo Fire Station No. 24
 

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