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ARCHITECT'S STATEMENT
The new Juvenile Justice Center is a state-of-the-art, 150-bed
secure detention facility that replaces the existing facility on
the same site and creates a new public identity for juvenile
justice. It provides five housing types for program and management
flexibility. Each of the eight direct supervision housing units
includes program and activity spaces for staff efficiency, safety,
and security. Unit designs vary according to
classifications—single sleeping rooms for high-security
classifications and double rooms for the general population.
Environmental quality, abundant natural light, and artwork
integrated into the design lessen tensions and assist staff in
managing the population.
OWNER
City and County of San Francisco
San Francisco
DATA
Type of facility
Juvenile detention
Type of construction
New
Site area
6.3 acres
Area of building
96,700 GSF
Capacity
150 beds (70 beds in single and 80 beds in double rooms, all wet
cells)
Total cost of construction
$43.7 million
Status of project
Under construction
CREDITS
Architect
The Design Partnership
San Francisco
Associate architect
Del Campo and Maru Inc.
San Francisco
Design-build architect
S. J. Amoroso Construction Co. Inc.
Redwood Shores, California
Structural engineer
SOHA Engineers
San Francisco
Mechanical engineer
Raymond Brooks Engineering
San Francisco
Electrical engineer
F. W. Associates
San Francisco
Civil engineer
Teleamon Engineering Consultants Inc.
San Francisco
Security consultant
On Line Consulting Services
Oakland
Food service and laundry consultant
Cini Little International
South Pasadena, California
Landscape design consultant
Patricia O’Brien Landscape
Santa Rosa, California
Programming consultant
Jay Farbstein and Associates
Los Angeles
Photographer
Bernard Andre Photography
Woodside, California
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