Tekton (Tecton) urges test‑fits and circulation separation to shrink footprint
Tekton recommended iterative site test‑fits and separating emergency‑response circulation from public access to improve safety and reduce unnecessary square footage. The firm pledged in‑person programming and collaborative tools (Miro) to align the design with local stakeholders and the Solutions Architecture team.
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Tekton/Tecton presenters Jeff McHorabee and Matt Saladin told the council their first step would be program validation followed by rapid test‑fits across candidate parcels. They highlighted the narrow site challenges in Verona and recommended separating vehicle flows so apparatus response routes do not conflict with public arrival and parking.
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