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Our architects are committed to keeping your firefighters healthy, well-trained, rested and ready through intentional design services. With more than 80 years of experience bringing each client’s vision to life, FGMA rises to the challenge of protecting our protectors.
Station design is no longer just about housing apparatus. It’s about supporting the people who respond from it.
As departments plan renovations or new construction, the goal should not be to replicate legacy designs. It should be to build stations that actively support recovery, resilience and sustained performance. The future fire station is not just operationally effective — it is intentionally designed for firefighter health.
Maximizing space and equipment in a fire station to offer myriad training opportunities keeps your team at the top of their game. In-house training spaces eliminate the need for traveling to outside training facilities and builds a culture of continuous improvement.
FGMA has pioneered design strategies for cancer reduction through contaminant control (Red/Yellow/Green Design) and improved behavioral health through the use of light, color and nature to help reduce PTSD and suicide (Immersive Design). As industry leaders, we are dedicated to continually improving the design of the facilities in which our first responders live, work and train.
Executive Vice President, National Fire Practice Leader | Christopher works to elevate fire station design across the country. In all of his projects, Christopher brings a passion for modern design and strives to find opportunities to elevate the human experience through the art of architecture. He is a recognized thought leader in biophilic and human-centric design, focusing on the human experience and design solutions that promote health and wellness.
