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August 26, 2020
Michael LeBoeuf and Chris Getz
Courthouses are iconic. Steadfast, just, and timeless, courthouses are the only buildings from the three branches of government that...
August 26, 2020
Larry Olinger, Douglas Frost, Laurel McGinley, Ronald Budzinski, Molly Wagner, Ronald Artigues Jr, Mark Montgomery and Johnise Molloy
Ten years ago, Hurricane Katrina, a storm with 140mph winds and a presence of nearly 400 miles across, made landfall on the Gulf Coast. She left behind destruction of upwards to an estimated $100 billion, with 80 percent of New Orleans underwater, 234,000 homes damaged or destroyed in Mississippi…
August 26, 2020
As Rick Davidson noted in a recent blog, justice architecture is not set in stone. Rather, it evolves to fit the needs of today's civilization – one filled with redemption opportunities along the path of reintegration into society.
August 26, 2020
Interview rooms are key spaces within a police department. It's highly important that police investigators can hear the suspects they are interviewing clearly; and perhaps more importantly, that the interviewees are only heard by their intended police audience and not by others in adjacent rooms or…
August 26, 2020
Brad Moser
I recently attended the grand opening of the Livingston County Law and Justice Center in Pontiac, Illinois. The center was a major project for our firm, and involved both the Elgin and Peoria offices. Our team worked on this government facility for two and a half years, and I looked forward to the…
August 26, 2020
Ron Budzinski
One of the critical needs following a major natural disaster is the re-establishment of the “rule of law.” In order to accomplish this, there must be a solution to replace damaged courts, police facilities, and correctional centers. In the weeks, months, and years following Hurricane Katrina, for…
August 26, 2020
Jim Beight
Lobster Cove in Massachusetts, North Dakota’s Indian Dance Lodge, Ohio’s Goodyear Airdock, the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse in North Carolina…what do all of these landmarks have in common? They are all part of the Historic American Building Survey (HABS), the Historic American Engineering Record…
August 26, 2020
Architects have a unique job—it’s our responsibility to design a space to meet needs, or look at an existing space and imagine what it can become. That is exactly what we’re doing for a public health administration client in California right now. As is common, a building of this type needs to…
September 4, 2019
Firm’s consulting engineering services recognized for projects across New York City.
May 23, 2018
Firm to provide architectural services for the design of a new 384-bed jail in north Florida.
December 29, 2017
About 10 years ago a colleague in the planning field and I shared lunch and ended up discussing work. He used the word "commodity" to describe the planning industry. I struggled to understand why he felt our work was being converted into a generic product. Didn't we approach each jurisdiction as…
June 28, 2017
Bruce Henley, AIA, LEED AP and Meg Bower, MPA, AICP, LEED AP BD+C contributed to this report published by Penal Reform International and written by Dr. Marayca López and Laura Maiello-Reidy. The report explains how prison design can significantly improve the living conditions of mentally ill inmates, and discusses our work on the David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center Expansion.
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