• Balancing Tradition and Innovation in Courthouse Design

  • Apr 15 2025
  • Length: 30 mins
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Balancing Tradition and Innovation in Courthouse Design

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  • From leaking skylights to cutting-edge technology, courthouse design is changing in surprising new ways.

    In this episode of Unlocking Value, host Ozzie chats with Judge Patti-Worthington and Brad Ewing about the challenges of courthouse architecture and the complexities of modernizing historic buildings. They discuss how renovating the Monroe Courthouse meant finding the right balance between enhanced security and creating a more inviting space.

    Tune in to hear why the future of justice is about more than just courtrooms and case files.

    Topics discussed in this episode:

    • courthouse design
    • public spaces
    • new technology
    • building for the future
    • historic buildings
    • public access
    • public sector
    • spacious design
    • back to the office
    • modernizing courthouses
    • funding authority
    • security and safety


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