I totally agree on that Arvada Fire Station. My only urban design nitpick is that they set the building back from Kipling and placed a utility area with gas and electric meters behind a screening wall, despite the building and garage doors (where the driveway needs to be) facing south. Seems like it would have been better to put the utility area on the east and pull the brick wall of the building up to the ROW. Good architecture - but still a somewhat suburban site plan.
On the same topic, I'd put in a plug for this new fire station in Broomfield too:
I've also always liked
Fire House #1 on 57th in Arvada. Its mid-century architecture isn't as classic as these somewhat-revivalist examples, but it still looks like something you might find in Mayberry. It also has an unfortunate trash/utility area at the corner, but I still love the neighborhood-scale of it. I bet a fire dept. would never approve a driveway that short today though.