Nestled amidst the rugged terrain of Riverside, California, the Rosena Ranch Fire Station redefines the conventional notion of a fire station. It not only provides essential services for firefighting and law enforcement but also showcases a harmonious integration with the formidable landscape of the nearby mountain range and the harsh climatic conditions it endures, setting a new standard for sustainable and community-centric infrastructure.
The station's low-slung roofline, gently sloping downward, serves as a natural buffer against prevailing winds, while deep overhangs provide essential shade and shelter from the intense sunlight. Embracing simplicity and functionality, the exterior seamlessly integrates with the interior, employing a custom-fabricated weathering steel rainscreen cladding for durability and minimal maintenance.
Kevin Nyhoff, Design Principal
Kian Manoochehri, Project Leader
Brandon Dekker, Project Leader
Sina Nejad, Architectural Designer
Jeremy McCarthy, Architectural Designer
Harry Lyu, Architectural Designer
Jessica Ko, Architectural Designer
Anisha Prakash, Architectural Designer
Tim Kyes, Structural Engineer
David Kollasch, Structural Engineer
Bender Singh, Structural Engineer
Javier Madrigal, Mechanical Engineer
Whitney Churchill, Specifications Writer
Amber Lang, Electrical Engineer
Raisa Shigol, Lighting Designer