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    Brown Reynolds Watford Architects is a creative architecture and planning firm that devises innovative solutions  by emphasizing  both communication and collaboration throughout the design process.  With offices in Dallas, College Station, Houston and San Francisco, BRW has built a powerful portfolio of projects that demonstrates our commitment to meeting and exceeding client expectations while producing quality design.

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    Martinez Architects
    Cy-Fair Fire Station #5 in Houston, TX, received the Gold Award for the Volunteer/Combination Station category. The architect is Austin-based Martinez Architects.
    Fire departments and architect firms across the country are recipients of the Firehouse Station Design Awards for various fire station and facility categories.
    Brw Architect
    Aug. 2, 2019
    With over 200 designed firehouses, Brown Reynolds Watford Architects (BRW) is a 120+ person, full-service architecture firm with highly experienced staff.
    Brw Architects
    Aug. 2, 2018
    With over 170 designed fire stations, Brown Reynolds Watford Architects (BRW) is a 100-plus person, full-service architecture firm with highly experienced staff.
    Brown Reynolds Watford Architects BRW 5978d73decbb4
    Aug. 2, 2017
    With 168 designed fire stations, Brown Reynolds Watford Architects (BRW) is an award winning leader in the fire industry.

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    AJC Architects, BRW Architects
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    Nov. 17, 2024
    Thoughtfully planned decontamination areas, a fully equipped exercise room and individual bedrooms that have room-specific alerting systems are among the many features that promote...
    BRW Architects
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    Nov. 16, 2024
    The station features numerous innovative solutions, including a pressure spray hose that’s connected to an instantaneous hot water heater for enhanced bay and vehicle washing ...
    BRW Architects
    Feb. 20, 2024
    At 30,140 sq. ft., the station serves as the disaster preparedness hub for its fast-growing, majority-residential community.
    BRW Architects
    Dec. 18, 2023
    The 15,000-sq.-ft shared facility houses a full fire station that has three pull-thru apparatus bays, the city’s backup 9-1-1 dispatch center, an ICC 500 storm shelter and a police...
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    Firehouse Staff
    Feb. 14, 2022
    The 2022 edition of the Station Design Conference will provide firehouse design educational opportunities in the realms of reducing firefighter exposure to carcinogens, shared...
    Photos by Wayne Larson, Director of Communications and Marketing, City of Mesquite
    During the past two years, the city of Mesquite, TX, has invested more than $400,000 in a focused cancer prevention initiative.
    Berman Mark Kerby
    Dec. 1, 2020
    The city of Mesquite, TX, invested more than $400,000 in a focused cancer prevention initiative to improve the health and safety of its firefighters.
    Brown Reynolds Watford Architects
    Topics at the 2019 SDC ranged from intitial planning and building to sustainability.
    Janet A. Wilmoth
    July 1, 2019
    Firehouse’s Station Design Conference highlighted the latest in station design innovations, technology and healthy concepts.
    Brown Reynolds Watford Architects
    To save on construction costs and contractor overhead, the City of Richmond, TX, used their public works department to complete the rough grading and building pad themselves.
    Sept. 25, 2017
    Janet Wilmoth talked with architects to answer the question of why fire station projects are so expensive.
    Photos Courtesy BRW Architects
    A new station can be a complex—and costly—undertaking, but with clear cost expectations and strong communication with the architect, the end result can be a fantastic addition to the community.
    Jennifer Bettiol
    Aug. 1, 2016
    Ray Holliday, Dianne Jones and Jennifer Bettiol explain station design costs, available resources and how to work with your architect to stay on budget.
    Image Courtesy LeMay Erickson Willcox Architects
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    July 1, 2016
    Firehouse offers key takeaways from its latest Station Design Conference.

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    Lexington Fire Headquarters in Lexington, MA.
    Nov. 15, 2021
    Firehouse is pleased to present the eighth annual showcase of fire and emergency service facilities in our Station Design Awards program.
    BRW Architects
    Career 1 Gold: Richardson Fire Station No. 1
    Nov. 1, 2020
    Firehouse is pleased to present the seventh annual showcase of fire and emergency service facilities in our Station Design Awards program.

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