Siegfried provided comprehensive civil engineering and landscape architecture services for the renovation of San Carlos Fire Station No. 16, located in San Carlos, California. The project involved the integration of a new 6,200-square-foot fire station into an existing 10,000-square-foot building, carefully blending the new structure with the existing facilities to enhance functionality and improve overall design.
Siegfried’s scope of work encompassed a range of essential services, starting with the schematic design phase, where conceptual layouts and initial design ideas were developed. Following this, the team advanced to design development, refining the details and ensuring the design met all operational and aesthetic requirements. The preparation of construction documents was a critical component, ensuring that all plans were meticulously drawn up to facilitate a smooth construction process.
Additionally, Siegfried assisted with the bidding and award process, ensuring that contractors were selected in accordance with project specifications and budget requirements. Throughout the construction phase, Siegfried provided ongoing construction administration services to monitor the project’s progress, address any challenges, and ensure that the final product met the expectations of the City of San Carlos. The end result was a seamlessly integrated fire station that meets the needs of the local community and supports the safety and operational efficiency of its emergency services.
