Courtroom utilization studies are becoming an essential tool in planning courthouse facilities. These studies assess how courtrooms are used, generating data that influences decisions about the number and size of courtrooms. By understanding current usage, courts can reduce the size and cost of new...

For architects and courthouse planners, designing a courthouse's central detention area, sometimes called the central lockup, is a specialized aspect of the overall planning for a courthouse. This vital task demands the careful consideration of security, adjacencies, separation of circulation, and...

Court planning firms and architectural firms bring distinct yet sometimes overlapping expertise to courthouse projects. If your courthouse is facing challenges such as space constraints, aging infrastructure, outdated security features, operational inefficiencies, or damage from external events,...

Courthouses are evolving, and technology is at the heart of this transformation. These advancements are improving courthouse security and operations, promoting sustainability, and enhancing the experience for citizens navigating the justice system. 

Throughout my career, I’ve focused on my passion for security—a commitment that’s taken on even greater meaning as my son prepares to enter public school. In today’s evolving world, ensuring his safety is a top priority. I’m driven to use my experience to help others reduce risks and strengthen...