Firefighters, as a whole, have been suffering from cancer at an alarming rate; 61% of line-of-duty deaths are caused by cancer. I found that one of the leading solutions is a decontamination zone to intervene right after the firefighters return from a call. Tempe Fire Station No. 8 was designed with this process of decontamination in mind. By providing a building with a common purpose it allows for the firefighters to take the necessary steps in removing harmful carcinogenic chemical but also provides a sense of calm and relaxation. The entire fire station was built with their health and safety in mind, in conjunction with the outdoor spaces, it provides the ultimate sanctuary for these brave men and women to live. The goal Fire Escape is to improve those living conditions of Tempe Fire Station number 8 by reconnecting the firefighters with nature, as well as the quality of the decontamination system, in hopes to prevent these brave individuals from losing their lives in the process of saving ours.