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     Location: Louisville, Kentucky Client: City of Louisville, Division of Fire Completed: 1994 Construction Cost: $1,500,000.00 Gross Area: 11,000 The new fire station is located adjacent to Louisville International Airport and a major expressway; consequently, noise directly influenced the design and construction decisions for this facility. Landscaped earthen berms integrate the building into its site design as well as provide sound buffering for sleeping quarters and living areas. Sound attenuating glass block is incorporated to minimize sound transmission while allowing natural daylight to enter the living and apparatus spaces. Areas provided within the building include the Apparatus Bay, Hose Drying Room, Sleeping Quarters with private bathrooms for 18, Living Rm./Dining Rm., Kitchen, Offices, Classroom, Exercise Room, and Public Restrooms. Awards: · Merit Award for Design Excellence [ 1995 ] · Merit Award for Design Excellence [ 1996 ] · Project of the Year [ 1994 ] · 'Design Consultant of the Year' / John P. Chovan [ 1994 ] |
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