Shared Public Safety Facilities: Maximizing Momentum While Minimizing Missteps Director of Operations David Pacheco, AIA, NCARB, recently authored an article titled “Shared Public Safety Facilities: Maximizing Momentum While Minimizing Missteps” that was published in Firehouse. In his article, David discusses the importance of balancing the […]
Futureproofing Volunteer Fire Stations for the Career Transition Public Safety Market Director Patrick Stone, AIA, LEED AP, and Project Architect Rachael Grodzki, RA, recently authored an article titled “Built for Today, Ready for Tomorrow: Futureproofing Volunteer Fire Stations for the Career Transition” that was published […]
The Importance of Fire Station Alerting Integration Early in the Design Process Staff Designer Aubrey Dunn, Assoc. AIA, LEED Green Assoc., recently authored an article titled “The Importance of Fire Station Alerting Integration Early in the Design Process” that was published in Firehouse. In her […]
Designing Modern Fire Stations for Neighborhood Compatibility Project Architect Rachael Grodzki, R.A., recently authored an article titled “Designing Modern Fire Stations for Neighborhood Compatibility” that was published in Firehouse. In her article, Rachael examines the challenges of creating fire stations that fulfill operational requirements while […]
Intra- and Inter-Agency Integration Senior Project Architect David Sherland, AIA, NCARB, recently authored an article titled “Intra- and Inter-Agency Integration” that was published in Firehouse. In the article, David highlights the importance of shared facilities for municipal fire departments that enhance operational readiness, foster intra- and inter-agency collaboration and reduce costs. “By […]
Is Your Fire Station Vision Viable? The Power of Feasibility Studies H2M Public Safety Market Advisor Dennis Ross, AIA, and Staff Designer Aubrey Dunn, Assoc. AIA, LEED Green Assoc., recently wrote an article titled “Is Your Fire Station Vision Viable? The Power of Feasibility Studies” […]
Florida Focus: Three Key Questions Facing Public Safety Facilities We are excited to introduce our new series “Florida Focus: Three Key Questions,” where professionals from throughout H2M will dive into the key topics shaping Florida’s future. Below, Public Safety Market Director Patrick Stone, R.A., LEED AP, […]
How GIS Can Support Public Safety in Densely Populated Regions H2M Public Safety Market Director Patrick Stone, R.A., LEED AP, and Director of GIS Services Chris Kobos, PMP, GISP, recently wrote an article titled, “How GIS Can Support Public Safety in Densely Populated Regions” that […]
Lessons from Decades of Fire Station Design Members of H2M’s Public Safety Market co-authored an article titled “Lessons from Decades of Fire Station Design” that was published in Firehouse. In the article, the team explores the evolving landscape of fire station design and look ahead to future […]
Security Without Sacrifice H2M Senior Vice President and Director of Operations David Pacheco, AIA, NCARB, recently wrote an article titled “Security Without Sacrifice” that was published in Firehouse. In the article, David discusses the importance of strategically integrating safety features into stations that won’t sacrifice […]
Futureproofing Your Interiors H2M Project Architect Rachael Grodzki, R.A., recently wrote an article titled “Futureproofing Your Interiors” that was published in Firehouse. In her piece, Rachael discusses the importance of futureproofing — or designing with durability, adaptability, and long-term functionality in mind — to ensure […]
Getting the Most Out of Your Fire Station Tour for Design Ideas H2M Senior Project Architect David Sherland, AIA, recently wrote an article titled “Getting the Most Out of Your Fire Station Tour for Design Ideas” that was published in Firehouse. In his piece, David discusses the importance […]
Fire Station HVAC 101: Make The Right Choice For Your Station H2M Public Safety Market Director Patrick Stone, R.A., LEED AP, and Mechanical Engineer Joseph E. Balicki, P.E., recently wrote an article titled “Fire Station HVAC 101: Making the Right Choice for Your Station” that was published in Firehouse. The article emphasizes the […]
H2M Common Sense Resiliency Article Featured in Florida Fire Service H2M Senior Vice President and Director of Operations David Pacheco, AIA, NCARB, recently wrote an article titled “Common Sense Resiliency in Fire Station Design” that was published in the Florida Fire Chiefs’ Association’s Florida Fire […]
Thiells-Roseville Fire District Breaks Ground on New Station On May 27, the Thiells-Roseville Fire District broke ground on its new volunteer headquarters. To support the District’s growth, a larger, more modern facility was required, which H2M fulfilled with the design of the new headquarters. The […]
H2M’s Fire Station Design Article Published in Firehouse H2M Project Architect Rachael Grodzki, R.A., and Senior Project Architect David Sherland, AIA, NCARB, recently wrote an article titled “Designing For Tomorrow’s Fire Station, Today” that was published in Firehouse. The article highlights the importance of adapting […]
H2M is at the Fire Chiefs Summit We’re excited to be participating at the Fire Chiefs Summit, which is set for July 16-18 in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL. This event offers an opportunity for fire service leaders around the country to connect with the industry’s […]
H2M’s Community Support Article Published in Firehouse Magazine H2M Public Safety Market Practice Leader Dennis Ross, AIA recently wrote an article titled “Developing and Building Community Support for New Fire Stations” that was published in Firehouse. The article outlines essential strategies to secure funding for public […]
H2M’s Contamination Control Design Article Published in Fire News Public Safety Market Director Patrick Stone, R.A., LEED AP recently wrote an article titled “Contamination Control Design,” which was published in the special Cancer in the Fire Service issue of Fire News. Thoughtful architectural design can […]