The City of Paris is investing in the future of its emergency response services with a brand-new, 22,500-square-foot Fire Station designed to meet the needs of a modern fire department. The station, now under construction, will feature six apparatus bays, a training tower, bunk rooms, and fully integrated support spaces, creating a facility built for efficiency, safety, and adaptability.
Working closely with the Paris Fire Department, our team translated their vision into a design that enhances operational workflows, improves response times, and expands on-site training capabilities. Living, working, and training areas are carefully organized to support both current operations and future growth, ensuring firefighters have the resources they need to serve a growing community effectively.
The new station represents a significant upgrade from the existing facility, which was built in 1960 for a 12-member department and no longer accommodates the needs of today’s 24-member force. The updated design provides ample space for modern firefighting equipment, expanded common areas and flexible spaces that adapt to evolving operational demands.
This project underscores the City of Paris’s commitment to public safety and marks a major advancement in the city’s emergency-response infrastructure.
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