Case Study: Baton Rouge Fire Station achieves a durable, identity-rich new fire station with Crump Wilson Architects

Baton Rouge Fire Station replaces 50-year-old station with Crump Wilson Architects

The Baton Rouge Fire Station required a new facility to replace its existing 50-year-old station. Crump Wilson Architects provided architectural services to design a new station that could be constructed while the existing one remained fully operational next door.

Crump Wilson Architects implemented a design based on an expanded prototype, which included a new rescue unit. The solution prioritized a durable facility with a strong identity, using the large truck bay doors as the focal point of the façade. The resulting fire station provides ample space for personnel and support functions, successfully meeting the client's needs for both functionality and iconic design.