EARTHQUAKE SAFETY and EMERGENCY RESPONSE (ESER) BOND 1

Neighborhood Fire StationsNeighborhood Fire Stations

Fire Station No. 16 Presented to the

Civic Design Review Committee / SFACJanuary 14, 2013

AGENDAProgram Overview

Phase 1: Schematic Design Presentation

FIRE STATION No. 16

• Historic Evaluation

• City Planning Status

• SFAC Public Art Program Status

• Project Scope

T t l P j t B d t $8 4M• Total Project Budget: $8.4M

FIRE STATION No. 16

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VICINITY MAP

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SITE ANALYSIS

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SITE CONTEXT:

GREENWICH STREET

PIXLEY STREET

SITE CONTEXT

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PROGRAM:

• First Floor: Apparatus Bay & Support Services, Dining, Kitchen, Elevator Machine Room, Telecom, & Electrical Rooms

• Mezzanine: Storage and Mechanical Room

• Second Floor: Sleeping Quarters Bedrooms Bathrooms Exercise Room• Second Floor: Sleeping Quarters, Bedrooms, Bathrooms, Exercise Room, Day Room, Laundry, and Support areas

• Roof: Mechanical Equipment and Emergency GeneratorRoof: Mechanical Equipment and Emergency Generator

PROGRAM

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FIRST FLOOR PLAN MEZZANINE PLAN

FLOOR PLANS

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SECOND FLOOR PLAN ROOF PLAN

FLOOR PLANS

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DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS:

• Residential Context / Civic Presence and Scale• Neighborhood Volume / Massing / Rhythms• Neighborhood Volume / Massing / Rhythms• Duality of Firehouse – Living / Working and Identity Expression

DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS

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GREENWICH STREET ELEVATION

GREENWICH STREET

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VIEW LOOKING WEST – GREENWICH STREET

PERSPECTIVES

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VIEW LOOKING EAST – GREENWICH STREET

PERSPECTIVES

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GREENWICH STREET ELEVATION

ELEVATIONS

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VIEW LOOKING EAST – PIXLEY STREET

PERSPECTIVES

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PIXLEY STREET ELEVATION

ELEVATIONS

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GREENWICH STREET PERSPECTIVE

GREENWICH STREET PERSPECTIVE

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• QUESTIONS

• DISCUSSIONDISCUSSION

EARTHQUAKE SAFETY AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE BOND

CONCLUSION

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GREENWICH STREET ELEVATION

ELEVATIONS

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BUILDING SECTION

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