24-25-42 Plans_Fire-Rescue Station No.3pdf.pdf

This document is a comprehensive architectural design set for Fire/Rescue Station No. 3 for the City of Greenville, located at the intersection of Charles Street and Red Banks Road. The project involves a detailed architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design for a new fire and rescue station, with architectural plans drawn by James G. Hite, Architect. The design set includes multiple drawing sheets covering site geometry, foundation plans, floor plans, roof framing, building elevations, wall sections, door and frame schedules, mechanical and electrical system layouts, and utility site planning.

The architectural plans provide a thorough, professional-grade blueprint for a modern fire and rescue facility, indicating careful consideration of functional requirements for emergency services personnel. The design incorporates multiple bedroom areas, bathrooms, kitchen, recreation spaces, dispatch area, truck bays, storage areas, and necessary mechanical and utility spaces. Consultants for the project include Olsen Associates (civil consultant), Thomas Troxham (structural consultant), and Jeffries Associates (mechanical and electrical consultant), suggesting a collaborative, multi-disciplinary approach to the station's design. The plans are dated May 1, 1996, and include detailed technical specifications for construction materials, joint details, electrical and plumbing systems, and mechanical equipment installations.