The basic structure measure 65'-8" in width by 26'-3" in length.
It is two stories high with a tower at each corner of the Calle Marina front facade.
The building is located in the city's central "Las Delicias Plaza" and it is attached to the Cathedral of Ponce at its rear boundary.
Structurally, it is a wooden frame building with a pitched roof covered with galvanized zinc sheets.
Exterior cladding is horizontal 1" by 6" wooden siding.
Doors and windows are wooden.
The windows are of the fixed louvered type, long, narrow, and crowned by an oversized fixed fan light.

The building's layout is a large, central space, flanked by two lateral towers, two stories in height, which opens to the main central area.
The main central area is used as garage facilities for the fire trucks, and the two lateral towers are used as living quarters and exhibition areas.
An elegant central two-sided stairway with elaborated cast iron railing leads to a mezzanine area used as administrative offices.

Some interior partitions were removed from the first floor when the structure was altered for its new use as a firehouse in order to accommodate the machinery.
The building has been kept in good condition throughout the years.
The basic structure measure 65'-8" in width by 26'-3" in length. It is two stories high with a tower at each corner of the Calle Marina front facade. The building is located in the city's central "Las Delicias Plaza" and it is attached to the Cathedral of Ponce at its rear boundary. Structurally, it is a wooden frame building with a pitched roof covered with galvanized zinc sheets. Exterior cladding is horizontal 1" by 6" wooden siding. Doors and windows are wooden. The windows are of the fixed louvered type, long, narrow, and crowned by an oversized fixed fan light.
The building's layout is a large, central space, flanked by two lateral towers, two stories in height, which opens to the main central area. The main central area is used as garage facilities for the fire trucks, and the two lateral towers are used as living quarters and exhibition areas. An elegant central two-sided stairway with elaborated cast iron railing leads to a mezzanine area used as administrative offices. 
Some interior partitions were removed from the first floor when the structure was altered for its new use as a firehouse in order to accommodate the machinery. The building has been kept in good condition throughout the years.
Parque de Bombas