The site is located on an intersection of the main roadway through the facility so it is well-positioned for response, but there is 30’ of topography running diagonally across the site. To reduce the size of the rear apron and the amount of retaining wall necessary, the design team split the apparatus space into the legs of an L shape. More maneuverable apparatus turn into the rear of the bays and respond onto the main road, while larger apparatus pull straight into the rear of the bays and respond onto a side street.

The first floor provides space for the firefighters, with single-user bunk rooms, single-user shower rooms, locker rooms, physical conditioning space, and dayroom/dining/ kitchen/ patio space. The second floor contains a large divisible training room and office space for thirty day-shift staff. The apparatus bay space is split into two rooms based on frequency of use, with PPE storage, decontamination, the main electrical room, and some storage space located in the knuckle between.