Fire and Rescue Centre Trzin – Trzin, Slovenia
Title
Fire and Rescue Centre Trzin – Trzin, Slovenia
Designed by
Arhitekti Počivašek Petranovič
Image Credit
© Urban Petranovič
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Project Description
Project description provided by Arhitekti Počivašek Petranovič - The protection and rescue centre is situated at the entrance to the old part of the municipality of Trzin. Its appearance is inspired by the traditional fire station typology with the characteristic tower (for hose drying), which becomes the new spatial dominant, a symbol signalling arrival in Trzin.
The building combines two programmes in a single volume. The roadside section accommodates rooms for different clubs, firefighters, and a multipurpose hall. The second part is a two-level garage for fire engines.
The choice of materials adapts to the programme and is accordingly robust – aluminium windows with overhangs, hot dip galvanized railings, and an exposed concrete structure that also serves as a façade. The southern entrance façade is accentuated with colour.
The entrances are marked with exposed-concrete overhangs and large window openings connect the object with the neighbourhood, directing views to the surrounding nature.
The large space in front of the building is divided into a courtyard for fire engines and an entrance square with a linden tree and a bench.
