Bryan Justice Center (Merit)
Bryan, Texas
ARCHITECT’S STATEMENT
0The Bryan Justice Center is part of a City of Bryan master plan intended to help revitalize the downtown area by using the precepts of ‘New Urbanism’, which have been codified and adopted by the City. One of the goals for the City was to reaffirm the nature of the historic downtown in both material selection and building location in relation to the adjacent streetscapes, but to do so in a way that did not slavishly replicate the appearance of the “old” buildings. This was accomplished by blending historic materials, brick and stone, with modern materials such as aluminum curtain wall and aluminum composite panels in such a way as to recall the essence of the surrounding historic urban fabric, but do so in a decidedly modern way. The project includes redevelopment of four full city blocks and establishes a municipal campus in conjunction with the existing City Hall building and the City Utilities building, both located directly across 29th Street to the north.
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Owner
0City of Bryan, Texas
DATA
Type of facility
0Court, Law Enforcement
Type of construction
0New
Site Area
06.839 acres
Area of building
065,349 SF
Total Cost of Construction
0$17,508,186
Status of Project
0Completed
CREDITS
Architect
0Brinkley Sargent Architects
Structural Engineer
0Structure Engenuity
Mechanical Engineer
0M-E Engineers
Electrical Engineer
0M-E Engineers
Civil Engineer
0Mitchell & Morgan
Landscape architect
0Kendall Landscape Architecture
Programming
0Brinkley Sargent Architects
Interior design/FF&E
0Brinkley Sargent Architects
Photo credits
0Charles David Smith, AIA
Bryan Justice Center
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April Pottorff
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9/27/10 2:31 PM
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