SELECTED PROJECT:
Midway Volunteer Fire Station

The City of Midway wanted their first public building to be the focal point of their emerging town, so they hired Johnson/Peterson Architects to design their community fire station. The 3,225 SF building features two apparatus bays, a large communications/training room and a full kitchen. The architect utilized low maintenance building materials such as split-faced masonry and used glass block windows for security reasons for this volunteer fire station. Johnson/Peterson received two design awards for this unique fire station that was completed in 1989 at a construction cost of $224, 890.

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