Ashburn Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department’s Station 6 was recently included in Firehouse Magazine’s 2016 Station Design Awards as a notable in the Combination/Volunteer category. Â The 30,000 sq ft station was completed in 2016. Â The building includes 14 bedrooms, an exercise room, kitchen and living areas, meeting rooms and training facilities. Â Eight apparatus bays house Ashburn’s engines, trucks, ambulances and command vehicles. Â Five fire poles provide quick access from living and office quarters to the apparatus bay for a quick turnout when the tones drop. Â The energy efficient design includes 27 sun tubes (focused skylights) and state-of-the-art heating and cooling systems. Â Construction costs were approximately $8m, significantly cheaper than other recently built stations in our area.
Ashburn's Station 6 Recognized in National Fire Station Design Awards
By Josh|October 28th, 2016|Categories: AVFRD News, Facilities, Construction|Tags: station, award, construction, Design|1 Comment
I DONT KNOW WHY BUT I HAD A PASSING THOUGHT TO LOOK UP STATION 6 WHERE I SPENT 10 YEARS. ITS BEEN A LONG TIME SINCE I WALKED THE HALLS OF OLD STATION 6 AND TO MY SURPIZE STATION 6 WAS AMAZING. MY NAME IS JOHN GRANICH I WAS A FORMER LT AND VICE PRESIDENT. I WAS THERE WHEN DANNY AND CARL WHERE ROOKIES. YOU GUYS HAVE DONE GREAT JOB WITH 6