Building Design & Construction
Reed Business Information

FREE Subscriptions:	Quick Links:
:: Print Edition :: Digital Edition :: eNewsletters	:: Reader Service :: Webcasts :: White Papers :: Award Programs :: Store

Site Search

Sponsored By

Supplier Search

Home

Log In
Join the BDC Network
FREE eNewsletters
Free Magazine
Digital Edition
Issues/Archives
White Papers
Awards
Editorial Calendar
Advertise
Contacts
About Us
Site Map
Affiliate Links

Site Sponsors

Directories
Office Furniture
Computer Desks
Canopies
Awnings
Cabanas
Easi-Set Industries
Fabric Structures
Tension Structures Furniture Store
Honeywell
Nora® Rubber Flooring
Office Chairs
Alcan
Flooring
NFBA

News

Projects

Products

Resources

People/Firms

Events

eLearning

Jobs

Talk Back

There are no comments posted for this article.

Post a comment

RSS Feed

Add BD&C Headlines to your
RSS Reader

Renovation on docket for Supreme Court

By Staff

September 1, 2003

Building Design and Construction

The U.S. Supreme Court Building is undergoing a modernization to upgrade systems that have been in place since the building opened in 1935. The architect for the first phase of the five-year project is Princeton, N.J.-based Hillier, with James G. Davis Construction Corp., Rockville, Md., as GC. Phase I will consist of an underground annex for the Court Police. Phase II, scheduled to begin next summer, will involve modernization of the building's five floors.