South Walton Fire District Watercolor Fire Station

Watercolor, Florida
The Watercolor Fire Station stands out with its southern vernacular style, featuring wide porches, overhanging metal shed roofs, and a central watchtower, all designed to blend with the coastal community’s aesthetic.

The Watercolor Fire Station, situated in a picturesque coastal community, features a southern vernacular style, characterized by wide porches, overhanging metal shed roofs, and a central tower. Spanning 5,200 square feet, the state-of-the-art facility supports both emergency response and beach rescue operations in this popular resort area. Its board and batten design and watchtower reflect the aesthetic of the beach community it serves, seamlessly blending with the local architectural character. 

Project Facts

Status

Completed

Client

South Walton Fire District

Size

5,200 SF

Sector

Government

Public Safety

Services

Architecture

Awards

​Honorable Mention Award of Excellence
AIA Florida Northwest, 2009

Merit Award for Fire Station Design 
F.I.E.R.O. (Fire Industry Education Resource Organization), 2007

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Pat L. Ballasch
Pat L. Ballasch
Principal