A modern building with large windows, surrounded by greenery, displaying multiple flags and a clear sky, with people walking nearby.

St. Louis Public Safety Answering Point and Emergency Operations Center

Client: City of St. Louis
Project Type: New Construction
Practice Area(s):
Public Safety
Specialty:
Planning + Programming
Architecture + Interior Design
High-Performance Design
Challenged by antiquated and inadequate structures in various locations, the city’s new joint facility provides police, fire and EMS 911 functions under one modern roof. The new building also incorporates the city’s public safety answering point and emergency operations center in an efficient space. 
  • A modern interior featuring a staircase, wooden doors, decorative wall patterns, and a prominent fleur-de-lis symbol on the wall.
  • A modern, spacious interior featuring sleek wood accents, natural light, and minimalist design elements in a well-lit hallway.
  • A modern office space featuring multiple workstations, each with several monitors, organized in a neat and open layout.
  • A large, modern conference room features multiple white tables arranged in a U-shape, surrounded by sleek, ergonomic chairs.
  • A modern classroom features white tables and ergonomic chairs arranged in rows, with ample natural light and a polished design.
  • A modern conference room features white ergonomic chairs and large screens, with wooden accents and ample natural light.
  • A modern interior features a staircase, elevator, and dispatch area, with sleek design and neutral colors creating a spacious atmosphere.

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