​​​​​​​​​​​​​Fire Station 32​​

 

 

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ARTIST:    Tarah Rider-Berry
DATE:   2008
LOCATION:  7620 South 42nd Place 
TYPE:   Terrazzo Floor
MATERIALS:   Terrazzo
BUDGET:   $104,645
DISTRICT:    8
ZIP CODE:  ​85042


Rider-Berry designed the entry to highlight the firefighter's universal symbol of protection and celebrate the South Mountain landscape around the station. The suggestion of blue water flowing beyond the floor's central icon is meant to remind us of this area's agricultural history and irrigation system.  The flames emanating from the Maltese cross reminds visitors of the dangerous and unpredictable conditions firefighters face.​