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Vaughan Fire Station 7-12: a 1-storey emergency services and fire response station designed by Thomas Brown Architects for the City of Vaughan on the east side of Weston Road, south of Ashberry Boulevard and north of Comdel Boulevard in Vaughan's Vellore neighbourhood.

Official groundbreaking ceremony is being held today and completion is expected for 2026. The building will be designed to LEED Gold standards and will aim to achieve Zero Carbon Building Standard certification.

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Not bad as these things go. The amount of surface parking is unfortunate, but to be expected as this location.

I think it would have benefited architecturally from a small tower or high point in the front with a clock.

There's also ample room in the landscape/streetscape for at least some seating off to the side from the driveways.
 
...looking on the brighter side of life, it appears to being built on an already pre-existing surface parking lot. So I guess the said proposed lot is a reduced footprint of that. And for what that's worth.
 
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