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Weir Cook Terminal was one of the first new terminals to be constructed after September 11, 2001. Thus, its design takes into consideration not only the comfort and convenience of the general traveling public but also the heightened security needs of everyone working within and passing through. Contained in the…
Included in this project was the relocation of the state certified and recognized Fire and Police Academies, the newly formed Fort Wayne Area Public Safety Foundation, and training programs for other frontline emergency services as well as anti-terrorism and business personnel. The facility features a crime/fire strategy planning center, a self-defense…
This state-of-the-art facility incorporates the newest technology and latest trends in Justice design. Located across from the historic limestone-clad courthouse, the jail’s embellished precast concrete façade nicely complements the courthouse’s neoclassical architecture. In coordination with the owner and the Indiana Department of Correction IDOC, this is one of the first…
The distinctive “wing” roof that seems to float over this building not only gives it an iconic identity but also allows natural lighting to flood through the clerestory glass and provides covered drop-off for land-side arrivals. The terminal includes a large lobby with a coffee bar, vending areas, and seating areas, a…
It was important to the commissioners that the design of the facility relate to the rich architectural detail of downtown Richmond. Throughout the design process, the team at Elevatus met with county commissioners, city council members, and several other interest groups to identify a design that was acceptable to all…
The design team at Elevatus Architecture developed an original and staff-efficient design concept for this jail. Equipped with the latest technology in video/audio visitation, it contains a communications center, an investigation department, food service, a firing range, a booking area, an infirmary wing and a medical department, and a separate…
The initial phase of the Miami Correctional Facility called for housing for 1,200 medium security offenders with 200 minimum security offenders and allowance for 400 additional beds in the future. This phase included an administration building, an offender services building, a recreation building, dormitories, a segregation building, and a warehouse and maintenance building….
