Station 25

Behind Dutch Revival masonry building rises a new four-story, US Green LEED-certified residential building shaped by a sloping, trapezoidal city block bordered by four streets. A continuous “ribbon” façade detail wraps the new structure, echoing the stone banding of the historic Fire Alarm Signal building and referencing the projecting roof overhang of the mid-century modern Boys and Girls Club across the street.

The building houses 51 modern one- and two-bedroom apartments featuring open floor plans, oversized bathrooms, luxury plank flooring, and Energy Star-rated appliances and lighting. The warm and inviting interior palette features earthy, muted tones reflecting the colors on the exterior of the historic building and pays homage to the Art Nouveau style typical of the vernacular architecture of the heavily Dutch-influenced Albany area. Art installations throughout the site also tell the story of Station 25’s firefighting past.