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Located in San Diego’s Torrey Pines area, Fire Station 52 is the city’s first to support an all-electric fire apparatus, marking a significant step toward decarbonizing public infrastructure. Designed by The Miller Hull Partnership, the station reflects a multifaceted commitment to performance, sustainability, and community.
A New Model for Civic Infrastructure
Positioned between the UC San Diego campus and a rapidly growing residential and life sciences district, the 14,500-square-foot facility is strategically sited to address a critical gap in emergency services coverage. The design overcomes more than 20 feet of grade change to accommodate a three-bay, drive-through apparatus layout with a compact two-story footprint.
The building’s envelope is highly efficient and materials were selected to align with San Diego’s Climate Action Plan. Photovoltaic panels supply roughly 10% of the building’s current power needs but are configured for future expansion to full electrification.
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