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The new Metro Patrol station consists of four separate buildings situated on a 7.5-acre site. The project includes a 56,186 SF, two-story building which houses offices, conference rooms, community rooms and detention facilities, two vehicle storage buildings and re-fueling center that includes a covered canopy and a maintenance bay. The project is LEED Silver Certified.

Photographs | Alistair Tutton Photography

Phase I included exterior skin improvements and historical restoration to a building that was constructed in 1938.  The Headquarters project included the restoration of the masonry, including repairing and replacing, and brick and stone cleaning; complete window removal and replacement, storefront entrances and exterior doors; and complete removal and replacement of the roof.  Also included in the project was the restoration to the historical bronze details, illuminated clock and light fixtures located at the west entrance.

The Police Annex project is a two-story, 30,450-square-foot renovation to an un-occupied structure located on the north side of Police Headquarters.  The work included some demolition work and tenant improvements, such as security equipment, telephone/data, wall construction, painting and new carpet.     

The new South Patrol campus facilities included a patrol station, bomb and arson unit offices, canine unit offices and kennels, motorcycle unit garage, fueling stations, two vehicle storage garages, credit union drive through, and a multipurpose building with gym, workout facilities and locker rooms. The project is LEED Silver Certified.

Photographs | Bob Greenspan Photography

The two-story, with lower level, facility is located on an 8-acre site and accommodates the justice and police departments.

Also included in the project, is a two-level, pre-cast, parking garage.  

The new, two-story, three-bay station is the first battalion Chief north of the Missouri River.  It includes facilities where all the fire companies, in the area, obtain fuel, refill and repair air and oxygen equipment and is used as a training facility.

• 2007 | DBIA Mid-America Chapter "Honor Award" 

The new, one-story station includes four drive-through bays, kitchen, dining room, individual sleeping rooms, showers, day room, fitness and office space. The new fires station was the first building to use new standards enacted by Weston to protect its unique topography and character.

The 28,000 sq. ft. addition includes extra detention space, indoor firing range, training classrooms and associated support space.  Also included in the project was the renovation of 3,500 sq. ft. of space located in the existing detention area.

Photograhs | Architectural Fotographics