2019 Justice Facilities Review
Presenting the best in justice facility design
AIA's Academy of Architecture for Justice (AAJ) has selected thirteen recipients of the Justice Facilities Review awards program. Seven of the recipients were awarded a Citation; the other six were selected for publication in Justice Facilities Review 2019.
The Justice Facilities Review program offers examples of a broad range of design strategies and depicts the latest trends in the design and construction of justice facilities in the United States, including the implementation of sustainable justice principles. These projects demonstrate quality of form, functionality, and current architectural responses to complex justice design issues.
Village of Oswego Police Headquarters and Training Facility
The training center allows for outside agency use, community room, social services office space as well as task force space.
San Diego Sheriff’s Crime Lab
The County of San Diego Sheriff’s Crime Laboratory collocates the Regional Crime Laboratory, the Major Crimes Division, and Property & Evidence Unit.
Salt River Pima, Maricopa Indian Community Justice Center
The justice center is uniquely designed for an urban tribe bridging tradition, modern expectations, and proximity to rapid urbanization.
Polk County Justice Center
The juvenile justice center is the first of three projects, which will result in a consolidated, county-owned, centralized, three-building district court complex that will meet the needs of a judicial district for the next 20-plus years.
Oregon Youth Authority MacLaren Youth Correctional Facility
An operational model based on “Positive Human Development”.
New In-Patient Treatment Center
To create a corrections hospital that will set a national standard for mental health care, Illinois decided to break away from the typical prison design.
Montezuma County Combined Courts
The concept of the 33,000 SF Montezuma County Courthouse takes its clues from Mesa Verde and the surrounding agrarian context.
Mariposa Land Port of Entry
The Mariposa Land Port of Entry is one of the busiest land ports in the United States. It serves as the main port of entry for fresh produce from Mexico.
Maine Department of Corrections, Women’s Reentry Center
The center is a state of the art facility that allows staff to offer programming and educational services to minimum and community custody female offenders.
Glen Ellyn Police Station
In 2015, the Village of Glen Ellyn decided to move its outgrown police department out of the historic Civic Center downtown and into a brand new facility.
Franklin County Justice Facility
The 1930’s era neo-classical courthouse required a significant addition, in a downtown of 2 and 3 story buildings.
Court Officers Academy
The critical role Court Officers play in safeguarding New York State courts starts at the Academy.
Aspen Police Department
From the beginning of the project, the team had an incredible vision that carried through despite changes inherent to design and construction.
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