Fire Station 25: Kirkland, WA

Structural Engineering
Written By Lacey Penner
 

In 2018, Facet completed $3 million in renovations - including site improvements and seismic retrofit - for Station 25, the oldest fire station in Kirkland. The modernization replaced all aging mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire suppression systems with energy-efficient, code-compliant systems. There is also an updated floor plan and improved ventilation to firefighter living and working spaces including a new separate drying room for firefighter gear with separate ventilation.

Location:

Kirkland, WA

Services Provided:

  • Seismic Retrofit & Structural Upgrades

  • Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing (MEP) System Modernization

  • Fire Suppression System Upgrades

  • Energy-Efficient & Code-Compliant Design

  • Site Improvements & Infrastructure Enhancements

  • Firefighter Living & Working Space Optimization

  • Ventilation & Air Quality Improvements

 

Fire Station 25 – The oldest fire station in Kirkland, modernized with seismic retrofits, upgraded MEP systems, and improved firefighter living and working spaces.

Lacey Penner
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