A new building or refurbishment will shape the operation of your fire department for decades to come. You want this project to be in good hands: In experienced and knowledgeable hands.
Our Team
Interdisciplinary and with experience
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Our way
Sustainable for
the future
the future
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As a member of the German Sustainable Building Council (DGNB) and winner of the DMK Award for Sustainable Building, we are one of the first signatories of the "Phase Sustainability" initiative. Building sustainably is a duty for us - this means building for the future in all aspects: We create a flexible, identity-forming and durable building that will provide your fire department with the right conditions for many decades to come.
Our way
Sustainable for
the future
the future
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Our
perspective
More than just a construction project
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We are at your side throughout the entire process so that we can meet your needs. We involve both the user and the client in finding a solution together - because it's about more than just a building. It's about a home.
Our
perspective
More than just a construction project
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Fire station, Tübingen-Lustnau
Tübingen-Lustnau
Feuerwehr Meppen
Meppen
Heinstetten fire station
Heinstetten
Fire station with DRK, Rudersberg
Rudersberg
Facts & Figures
32
Fire departments already realized or designed
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prestigious awards for our fire departments
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Millions of euros in fire department construction
5.000
square meters of space are available in total
500
tons of wood have been used in timber construction fire departments
We can say a lot about ourselves. But don't just believe us. Above all, believe those we have worked for.
Gaus Architekten have achieved an aesthetic masterpiece here and architecturally made the best of the requirements and materials.
The new wood building is a model of how we can move into circular construction and build our way out of the climate crisis.
As the client, we were able to benefit from the architectural firm's many years of experience throughout all phases of the construction process.
