York Judicial Center
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York Judicial Center
Government / public safety
515 Elm St
Biddeford , Maine 04005
United States
Government / public safety
515 Elm St
Biddeford , Maine 04005
United States
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Sustainability and a sense of calm are twin aims guiding the design of the York Judicial Center. The facility consolidates four district and superior courthouses and is the largest structure for this purpose in the state of Maine. York Judicial Center is also Maine’s first all-electric courthouse and features rooftop photovoltaics and 70 ground source heat exchangers. Visual cues from the local landscape combine with nature-inspired artwork and abundant natural light to help mitigate stress for the visiting public. SunGuard™ SNX 62/27 on clear glass is used in tandem with IS 20 interior surface coating to welcome light and woodland views, while helping the project achieve its energy-saving goals as part of a high-performing building envelope.
Design and supply team
Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope® – Montreal
Fabricator
Finegold Alexander Architects
Architect
St. Albans Glass
Glazier
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