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Fire Station No. 3, City of Celina
Celina, TX
Replicable prototype.
Close collaboration creates three design options.
Reflecting the character and scale of the community
HED is the lead architect providing planning, design, and construction phase administration services for a new 21,000 SF fire station for the City of Celina, TX. The facility is intended to house ten fire/medical staff and two captains with five drive through bays.

The City approached HED with a need for a facility design that could serve as the prototype for future satellite stations within the city. With this goal in mind, the design team coordinated closely with fire department and city facilities planning staff and created three possible aesthetic design solutions, each reflecting the character and scale of the adjacent residential neighborhood while still be being identifiable as a fire station. The final design solution was then presented to City Council where it was unanimously approved.
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Project Data
Fire Station No. 3 2020-CO178-000
City of Celina
Celina, Texas
PROJECT SCOPE
New Construction
HED ROLE
Architecture (Full Service)
RSF/GSF
21,000
CONSTRUCTION COST
$14.7 Million
Project Team
  • Barton Drake
    AIA, NCARB
    Principal
    Business Leader | Community
  • Mark Mortimer
    RA, LEED AP
    Associate Principal
    Design / Architecture Leader
  • Charlie Reed
    RA
    Associate
    Architecture
  • Daniel Kirby
    RA
    Associate
    Architecture
  • Tim Hartman
    RA
    Associate Principal
    Architecture, QA / QC
Close collaboration creates three design options.
Fire Station No. 3, City of Celina
Celina, TX
PROJECT DATA
Replicable prototype.