Ardebili Engineering provided comprehensive Mechanical, Plumbing, and Electrical Engineering services for the construction of a 7,295 SF ground-up modular fire house. The design focused on ensuring that each modular unit, or "box," was equipped with self-contained systems for optimal functionality and efficiency. Notably, the building does not require a washer or dryer, as the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue (MDFR) has an offsite laundry service.

The electrical scope included a dedicated equipment room to house essential electrical equipment, including tankless water heaters, with each module being distributed from this central location using MC cable. A strategically placed exterior splitter box was installed, with each module having its own panel to ensure independent electrical distribution and avoid any connection between modules.

To minimize maintenance, the design emphasized placing all exterior points of connection and cleanouts outside the building, ensuring ease of access for future servicing. This modular design provided flexibility for the fire house while adhering to safety, efficiency, and operational standards, all while reducing long-term maintenance needs. The team’s meticulous planning ensured that the fire house met all necessary operational requirements while maintaining a streamlined, cost-effective approach to engineering design.