Lancaster Fire Station

Lancaster Fire Station

Architect: Frank Shaw Associates
Main Contractor: John Turner Construction Group
Installer: Cubic Facades
Stone: Peakmoor Sandstone

Lancaster Community Fire and Ambulance station was the first purpose built integrated fire and ambulance station in Lancashire.

Designed by Frank Shaw Associates the project involved the construction of a new appliance bay while the facility remained fully active. Accommodating 2 fire engines, 7 ambulances and the North West Blood Bikes team. The bays are clad in Aztec Rainscreen faced with Peakmoor Sandstone in keeping with the area.

Completed in September 2018 the station Aztec cladding was fixed by Cubic Facades and has had excellent reviews including a commendation at the Lancaster & District Design Awards 2019.

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Stone Cladding Systems Ltd

Stone Cladding Systems Ltd

Stone Cladding Systems specialises in delivering a proprietary, rigorously tested Non-combustible Aztec Ventilated Rainscreen system, which complies with the latest CWCT standards. Our Aztec system is a lightweight and Sustainable rainscreen solution...
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