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Project Description

This project consisted of the construction of a two-story administration building for Summit Fire and EMS.

The building was constructed using traditional building materials i.e. steel frame with concrete decks and CMU stair/elevator cores. The building includes roughly 22 offices, two conference rooms, a large board meeting room, and a display area for an antique fire engine.

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Project Information

Location

Frisco, CO

Area

Mountain

Building Size

10,000 SF

Duration

11.0 Months

Building Type

Municipal | Office

Construction Type

New Construction

Delivery Method

Design-Assist

Owner

Lake Dillon Fire Protection District

Architect

Anderson Hallas Architects, PC

Strategy

Due to the location, it was imperative to get critical site infrastructure and the building slab in prior to winter hitting. If we were unable to get these items complete before winter hit, the project would have become very difficult and costly to complete through the winter months