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It is a familiar scene in many older courthouses. Just outside a courtroom door, an attorney leans in close to a client, speaking in hushed tones

It started with a contradiction. Over the past two decades, one fast-growing county where we were engaged to perform court planning had added tens of

A person arrives at the courthouse early, having taken unpaid time off for a hearing expected to be brief. As the morning unfolds, small delays

Parking is one of the most common—and most contentious—issues raised during courthouse planning. Judges, jurors, staff, and the public experience

As a court planner, I always pause when beginning a project with a new architectural firm. One of the first questions is whether we’ll be able to