Beijing Mobile Modular Fire Station

Project Overview

The supplied project brief identifies 40 modular units used to form a two-storey fire station in Beijing. The programme combines emergency vehicle bays with staff working and living support functions in one compact building.

The completed exterior uses a dark grey façade with red identification bands. Full-height vehicle doors, a clearly marked entrance and direct circulation routes support the station’s operational use.

Operational Layout

The documented room schedule includes standardized fire-engine bays, dining space, a group activity room, balconies and supporting staff areas. Stacking the modules over two levels increased usable area while retaining vehicle access at ground level.

Project photographs show the completed station from several sides as well as the fitted equipment area. These images document how the modular structure, façade package and functional spaces were integrated for a public-safety application.

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Project Solution

A two-storey modular layout placed emergency vehicle bays at ground level and organized dining, activity, balcony and support spaces around the station’s operational circulation. A dark grey and red façade created a clear public-safety identity.

Delivery & Result

The completed building brings vehicle storage and staff support functions into one compact modular fire station. Exterior and interior photographs document the installed façade, engine bays and equipment area.