East-West and the Integration of Technology and Design
By Stephen Carter Perhaps the rarified air at 35,000 feet while returning from the TIC (Technology in Corrections) and IPIC
Read moreBy Stephen Carter Perhaps the rarified air at 35,000 feet while returning from the TIC (Technology in Corrections) and IPIC
Read moreRural life has changed dramatically since the outset of my architecture career nearly four decades ago, with many areas suffering from disinvestment and depopulation.
Read moreVisually presenting access to the judicial process in an open, transparent, and equitable way will always be juxtaposed against the real need to protect the courts and participants in the judicial process from harm.
Read moreCGL Companies (CGL), the nation’s leading justice consulting and facility maintenance firm, is excited to announce significant organizational changes to scale the growth of its Owner’s Representative (OR) service line and enhance the management structure supporting its Justice Services operations.
Read moreFor 2024’s roundtable on expert security electronic insights and opinions, CN turned to Barry Johnson, President and CEO, STVS; Andrew Lewis, Director of Product at HomeWAV: and Seth Mercer, CSSI, CAT, a Sales Engineer with Black Creek Integrated Systems.
Read moreGeorgetown County’s new $65 million detention center, which officially broke ground on June 7, will mark a major step forward in modernizing the county’s correctional facilities.
Read moreKAI 360 Construction Services is providing construction management services on a much-anticipated, new forensic crime lab in Jefferson County, with Hastings+Chivetta Architects serving as the architect of record.
Read moreFayette County, Pa., recently completed its new Fayette County Jail, located in the City of Uniontown—its county seat—replacing the town’s existing 130-year-old facility.
Read moreLRS Architects announced that it has completed the design work for Deschutes County Courthouse Expansion located at 1100 NW Bond Street in Bend.
Read moreOn May 21, 2024, the Moseley Architects design team joined the local community and county officials to break ground on the new Cleveland County Justice Center in Shelby.
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