Small-Town Fire Station
A two-bay volunteer fire hall with red apparatus doors, a painted Station 1 sign and a community notice board.
Small-Town Fire Station is a proposed exterior location setting at Digital Canaries, an independent film studio in Hamilton, Ontario, about an hour from Toronto. The building exists today — two-bay garage on one of our lots, photographed below as it stands — it is just not dressed this way yet. The rendering shows the redress; a production registers interest, and it is built to order for its dates.
A volunteer fire department, Station 1: two red roll-up apparatus doors numbered 1 and 2 in a black steel building, a painted sign with a Maltese cross, a red alarm bell, a centre personnel door and a community notice board at the side. A fire-rescue truck sits on the apron.
The base: A single-storey corrugated-steel building with two roll-up bay doors and a centre personnel door, on a concrete apron. Sign, door colour and yard dressing carry the identity.
Signage, graphics and dressing shown are placeholders and change per production. The controlled exterior at 190 Britannia is the one exterior standing set shootable today; everything on this page is proposed.
Also searched as: fire hall exterior, firehouse, volunteer fire department.
The building today, and the redress
Left, a photograph of the building as it stands. Right, the concept rendering of the same building dressed for this setting.
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