Developed on a five-acre site for Henrico County, Newbridge Fire Station 23 was designed to provide a high-performance, future-ready environment for emergency response operations. The 14,119-square-foot facility includes administrative offices, training areas, residential quarters, and three drive-through apparatus bays that support efficient deployment and day-to-day firefighter operations.
The project also incorporated carefully planned site access, parking, and supporting infrastructure to improve operational flow and emergency response efficiency. Designed to achieve LEED® Silver certification, the completed facility reflects a commitment to sustainability, durability, and long-term municipal performance.
Public safety facility
Slab on grade, slab on deck, walls, footings and piers
Timely Delivery
The completed fire station delivers a durable and efficient operational environment that supports emergency response readiness, firefighter functionality, and long-term public safety infrastructure needs.
Built to support critical public safety operations and rapid deployment needs.
Designed to achieve LEED® Silver certification for long-term environmental performance.
Integrated apparatus bays, site circulation, and support spaces enhance daily functionality.
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