Acoustics plays an important part in Courtrooms as well as other areas of judicial facilities. Special consideration of acoustics is needed to ensure good hearing conditions in spaces with and without sound reinforcement systems. Judicial chambers and jury rooms require excellent sound isolation to assure confidential privacy. Prisoner holding cells require highly durable acoustic materials and a high level of sound isolation.

• Federal Building and United States Courthouse, Worcester, MA
  Leers Weinzapfel Associates, Architects, Boston, MA
  (1996 GSA Design Awards Citation)

• Massachusetts State House Renovations, Boston, MA
  Shepley Bulfinch Richardson and Abbott, Boston, MA

• Skowhegan Courthouse, Skowhegan, ME
  Portland Design Team, Portland, ME

• U.S. Courthouse, Youngstown, OH
  Patrick + Architects, Columbus, OH

• J. Joseph Garrahy Judicial Complex, Providence, RI
  Robinson Green Beretta Architects, Inc., Providence, RI

• U.S. Courthouse and Federal Office Building, Fort Lauderdale, FL
  William Morgan, Architects and H.J. Ross Architects, Inc,. Miami, FL

• Lawrence District Courthouse, Lawrence MA
  Leers Weinzapfel Associates, Architects, Boston, MA

• Biddeford District Court, Biddeford, ME
  Portland Design Team Architects, Portland, ME

• Chelsea Courthouse, Chelsea, MA
  Schwartz Silver Architects, Boston, MA

• Mock Courtrooms, Austin Hall Harvard Law School
  Goody Clancy Associates, Architects, Boston, MA