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In last week’s blog, we looked at the courthouse’s edge: setbacks, barriers, and ways to protect a building without making it feel like a fortress.
I recently participated in the design of a new courthouse with a security consultant on the project team. As an architect specializing in courthouse
Courts do not have to imagine the consequences of a major cyberattack. In September 2026, Thomson Reuters disclosed that an unauthorized party had
A key feature of our justice system is that courthouses are public spaces and most court proceedings are open to the public. These buildings are
