The new Fireboat Station #25 is built on top of a barge that is laterally anchored to the San Francisco Bay, allowing only vertical movement. Load cases such as daily wave, 100-year storm, sagging, and hogging were incorporated into the structural design. The Fireboat Station #25 is a two-story steel building that guarantees easy access to all fireboats. It is equipped to manage suppression boats, dive boats, and a marine rescue craft.

San Francisco International Airport Fire Station #3 is a two-story building that is laterally supported by Buckling Restrained Braced Frames (BRB’s). The roof and second level is framed with composite steel beams and due to the nature of the soil, the foundation structure is supported over piles and grade beams. The building is strategically located near the airport main entrance, with five bays properly equipped to accommodate aircraft rescue/emergency.