City of Langley Fire Hall

3,360

Hours of Work

June 2012

Construction Date

18,000ft

Surface Area

$6.0m

Budget

Project Highlights

Project Size: 18,000 square feet
Project Location: Langley, BC
Construction Type: New Construction
Delivery Method: Design Build
Client: City of Langley
Feature: Truck Museum, Fire Pole

Project Description

This 18,000 square Foot fire Hall was designed and built to facilitate fire and rescue services
for the city of Langley. The clean, functional design boasts well in the surrounding commercial context and provides the City of Langley with a local training center that will be used for decades.

Project Features

Main floor administration
3-double apparatus bays
Wood frame, concrete, and steel structure
Brick and metal cladding
Post disaster structure
Hose tower/ training tower
On-site training grounds
Training room with operable wall divider
Career fire (includes complete kitchen, eating area, dormitory)

“Liberty was instrumental in professionally advising us on technical decisions and guiding the project timeline to its completion. We were more than satisfied with their expertise, reporting, and mediaton skills that one would expect of a Project Management team.”

Jim McGregor, (Retired) Fire Chief, Langley City Fire-Rescue Service

“Liberty’s staff was very professional and provided the conduit between the owner and contractors for all things related to the successful construction of our fire hall, which was on time and budget.”

Cliff GittensCGA, City Manager

City of Langley Fire Hall

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