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Renderings of the Brooklyn Facility, NYC’s first design-build jail. Photo Credit: Courtesy of Tutor Perini Corporation with HOK
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New York City’s Design-Build Delivery Journey

While this article is focused on New York City’s jails story, it is shared in the context of the journey that every owner must engage in as they plan and implement an alternative delivery project. Delivering any project requires an interplay between the owner’s needs and goals and willing participants in the market such that builders and designers assess that they can successfully deliver the project’s scope and quality within schedule and on budget…while managing risks.

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CN’s annual roundtable for 2023 showcases expertise from Kristine Bishop Johnson AIA, NCARB, LEED AP, Principal and Director of Justice for HOK; Henry Pittner AIA, Justice Practice Leader and Partner, BKV Group; and DLR Group Principal April Pottorff, FAIA.
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Design Forum: Three Impressive Architects Share Correctional Insights

For the 2023 version of the design forum, CN reached out for fresh perspectives from a trio of truly impressive design leaders in the industry.

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Conference Chairs for the AIA Academy of Architecture for Justice 2022 conference, and all Clemson grads. Pictured from left to right: Derwin Broughton, AIA, WELL AP, KAI Design – Principal, Clemson Class of 2000; Kristine Bishop Johnson, AIA, LEED AP, HOK – Principal and Director of Justice, Clemson Class of 2000; Allison Fink, AICP, J.D. Candidate at The University of Texas at Austin, Clemson Class of 2008: Steve Carter, AICP, Executive Vice President at CGL, Clemson Class of 1965. Photo Credit: Kristine Bishop Johnson
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The Future of Justice Architecture (Is in Good Hands)

Youth, as has been misspoken, is wasted on the young. If that is indeed true, the topic of this musing is a waste of ink and certainly your time to read it.

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