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City of Ontario Fire and Police Training Center
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City of Ontario Fire and Police Training Center

Client: City of Ontario
Market: Civic + Government
Discipline: Architecture + Interiors
Project Area: 20,585 sq. ft.

The new fire and police training center is located on a 4.5 acre site directly adjacent to Fire Station 3 in the City of Ontario. The project includes a new burn building along with an expansive training complex. The facility includes both five-story and six-story training towers. The classroom building includes administrative offices, restrooms, break area and multiple classrooms. The classrooms include both tiered and flat-floor layouts for maximum flexibility.

Site features include a new concrete perimeter road, training grounds, above grade vent props, pump test pit, utility props, and an extensive confined space prop.

The project is constructed mainly of concrete masonry and cast in place concrete. A variety of colors and textures were used to help differentiate the various components and help define the scale of the facility.

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Client: City of Ontario
Market: Civic + Government
Discipline: Architecture + Interiors
Project Area: 20,585 sq. ft.

City of Ontario Fire and Police Training Center

The new fire and police training center is located on a 4.5 acre site directly adjacent to Fire Station 3 in the City of Ontario. The project includes a new burn building along with an expansive training complex. The facility includes both five-story and six-story training towers. The classroom building includes administrative offices, restrooms, break area and multiple classrooms. The classrooms include both tiered and flat-floor layouts for maximum flexibility.

Site features include a new concrete perimeter road, training grounds, above grade vent props, pump test pit, utility props, and an extensive confined space prop.

The project is constructed mainly of concrete masonry and cast in place concrete. A variety of colors and textures were used to help differentiate the various components and help define the scale of the facility.