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Trial courtrooms that accommodate criminal proceedings require five points of access to achieve a secure separation of participants: one each for the

Our previous posts about space reduction discussed all the steps necessary to establish a space baseline. Once you’ve identified your reduction

In two past blogs, we addressed modeling space, costs, and return on investment at the project and national or regional levels. This blog will

We usually think of a courtroom as a large, organized, open space full of litigants and participants undergoing court proceedings with spectators

A court planning consultant serves many roles, but – most importantly – a court planning consultant will analyze your courthouse to make critical