The Westgate Fire Station located in Grande Prairie is a leading-ledge facility that features a two-storey, three-bay fire hall, complete with a four-storey cast-in-place training tower. Also incorporated is an innovative underground water retention system that facilitates water re-use for training purposes.
The building's sturdy construction is a combination of conventional steel and masonry, and it has been designed to provide safe and efficient class F, C, and D occupancy. The facility’s remarkable concrete work showcases our exceptional expertise in working on complex projects in challenging Northern climates. The Westgate Fire Station is a shining example of Clark Builders' commitment to excellence, innovation, and reliability.
Client
City of Grande Prairie
Architect
Group2 Architecture and Interior Design
Size
17,095 sq.ft.
Delivery Method
Lump Sum
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