San Jose Airport Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting Facility

Project Details

This progressive design-build, 18,000 SF Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Facility (ARFF) was delivered one month early, within budget and with a perfect safety record. It is the first facility on the West Coast to serve two separate firefighting functions within one building. It provides a new, modern home for Fire Station #20 firefighters and airport rescue personnel stationed at Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport (SJC). These firefighters not only serve the airport but are also City of San Jose (CSJ) emergency responders. This new, unique, dual function facility gives them improved access to lifesaving equipment and resources to better protect the residents of San Jose and the 16 million people that travel through the airport every year. The all new facility includes five apparatus bays housing SJC’s four ARFF vehicles, a maintenance bay, plus a landside vehicle bay and additional living quarters. Recipient of ENR’s Best Project -Aviation/Transportation 2022 Northern California Award of Merit and DBIA National Award of Merit for Aviation 2023,

Owner
City of San Jose
Location
San Jose, CA
Awards
Best Project Award of Merit – Aviation/Transportation
National Award of Merit, Aviation
Partnered Project of the Year
Square Feet
18,000
LEED
LEED Silver Pursuing
Design Architect
MarJang Architecture
Architect of Record
TenOver Studio