About This Project

Wasatch Fire District Station 51 redefines what a modern fire station can be, bold in design, efficient in function, and built to last. This 25,700-square-foot facility, supported by a 3,000-square-foot auxiliary building, blends architectural impact with operational excellence. The station’s commanding presence centers on its expansive apparatus bay, featuring six striking fire-red folding doors that create a bold architectural statement. Constructed with durable CMU block masonry, the building’s distinctive sharp angular design reflects modern firefighting capabilities while establishing a contemporary community landmark.
The facility expertly balances operational efficiency with public engagement through thoughtfully designed spaces. Essential living areas include multiple sleep rooms, a full kitchen, dayroom, and fitness facility to support 24/7 operations. Administrative functions are housed in dedicated office spaces, while specialized operational areas encompass gear rooms, tool cribs, decontamination laundry facilities, and extensive storage solutions.