Technology Government

To better support outward-facing public communication and internal staff collaboration, Metropolitan Water District of Southern California initiated a significant technology upgrade. The Boardroom features two large LED video walls flanking the famous MWD medallion logo behind the dais, providing excellent views of meeting materials. Strategically placed remote control cameras provide[...]

The District of Columbia Courts is comprised of the DC Court of Appeals, the DC Superior Court and the DC Court System, which provides administrative support to both courts. DC Courts operate one of the busiest courthouse complexes in the country. The Judiciary Square campus consists of five Courts buildings[...]

The Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community is a self-governing tribe in the metropolitan Phoenix area. Known for its thriving entertainment district, this community is growing in both population and business ventures. Accordingly, the amount of technology now being used within the area, both commercial and residential, is increasing as well.[...]

Queen Creek’s new Public Safety and Council Chambers provides council members, administration, and staff a technology-enabled environment for planning, protecting, and further developing their community. The building offers modern capabilities broadcast and an adaptable infrastructure to support the community’s shifting needs for years to come. The community chambers encourages member[...]

The legacy broadcast system in the US Capitol’s House of Representatives Chamber was nearing the end of its useful life. Relying on equipment nearly 20 years old, the Architect of the Capitol (AOC) sought a new, upgraded system reflecting contemporary industry standards. Work needed to be completed and commissioned during[...]

The District of Columbia Court’s H. Carl Moultrie Courthouse is home of the District of Columbia Superior Court and is the busiest facility on DC’s historic Judiciary Square. In an effort to modernize, reorganize, and enlarge the Moultrie Courthouse, the project created an additional 175,800 SF on the south of[...]

Once the nation’s tenth largest city, Detroit has sustained a more than 60 percent drop from its peak population of over 1.8 million citizens, leaving several of its buildings abandoned and in disrepair. As part of the city’s renaissance movement to redefine its image as Motor City, Detroit purchased the[...]

Photos by Liam Frederick Pima County’s (Arizona) new Emergency Center is a fast response, technology-enabled facility, housing an Operations Center and a Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP). The 60,000 SF building contains state-of-the-art audiovisual systems including high-definition plasma displays and telecommunications infrastructure. Four breakout rooms and over 60 work stations[...]