Case Study

CITY OF LAS VEGAS FIRE STATION 107

CITY OF LAS VEGAS FIRE STATION 107

01. Reducing energy costs. Energy costs are 38% lower than the standard baseline building referenced in LEED, thanks to the thermal envelope properties of ICFs paired with the building’s use of a state-of-the art HVAC compressor, a highly insulated roof and low-e performance windows. 02. Staying on schedule and under budget. Thanks to the ease of ICF construction, the project was able to stay on schedule. Additionally, the project finished $1 million under budget. 03. Taking a cue from its natural surroundings. The architecture of the fire station incorporated natural stone veneer, Spanish roofing tiles and smooth plaster finishes in a warm color palette to complement the building’s natural surroundings and construction style of homes in the area. 04. Meeting special design challeng

Join for free to read