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About the
Project

The Fire Station and Rescue Station, located within the municipality of Rommerskirchen, is conceived as a functional, economical, and clearly structured emergency services facility.

The project responds to both operational requirements and its local context, ensuring rapid response capability while integrating sensitively into the surrounding small-scale built environment.

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"Fast Response, Strong Community."

  • Client
    Municipality of Rommerskirchen
  • Location
    Rommerskirchen, Germany
  • Project delivery phase
    2016-2018
  • Scope of Work
    Project & Construction Management
  • Architect
    thelenarchitekten
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The
Result

Architecturally, the building follows a compact, nearly square footprint, developed from economic and ecological considerations. The structure is executed in precast reinforced concrete construction, forming an optimized building volume that is articulated into single- and two-storey flat-roofed volumes of varying heights.

This articulation reduces the apparent scale of the building and allows it to integrate harmoniously into the village-scale context. Overall, the project embodies a future-oriented emergency facility that combines operational efficiency, economic construction, and architectural clarity, while strengthening the civic presence of the fire and rescue services within the municipality of Rommerskirchen.

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