A Monolithic Dome Fire Station
Large firehouse — This firehouse can hold various emergency vehicles as well as provide sleeping quarters.
Small Firehouse — This Monolithic Dome Fire Station has a diameter of 28 feet and a height of 8 feet, but it easily accommodates vehicles and all administrative activities. Owners of this facility could expect the energy savings to pay for this building in about 20 years.
Ten Engine Fire Department — In addition to easily accessed, protected areas for costly, fire-fighting vehicles and equipment, this Monolithic Dome Fire Department includes safe, comfortable accommodations for firefighters, a chief’s office and a conference room.
Three Bay Fire Station — Its 10,245 square feet include sleeping, kitchen and bathroom facilities for both women and men, as well as offices and a visitors’ area.
Pride of the Town — Monolithic Domes are impressive structures. In many towns and cities, fire stations are symbols of community pride. They are no longer just structures, but buildings that house firefighters and equipment responsible for a neighborhood’s well-being.
Affordability — Monolithic Dome fire stations can be constructed and maintained affordably.
Design Flexibility — A Monolithic Dome fire station can be as large or small as the community needs and wants. It can include multipurpose rooms that can be used by the fire department for training, by the community for meetings and classes, and by the neighborhood as a disaster shelter should tragedy strike.