A wonderful collaboration with Pinal County Public Works and Burns-Wald-Hopkins Architects, ESB built this judicial masterpiece. ESB’s scope of work, in addition to all building construction activities, included utilities, concrete walkways, parking and landscaping.
The justice court building’s elegant exterior features painted stucco, split-face CMU wainscot and covered porch with standing seam metal roof, painted earth tone green to coordinate with other metal building accents.
When you enter, you encounter the lobby, where you can get information and wait for admittance into either the primary or secondary courtroom. To support these functions, the building includes clerical and judges’ offices, a deliberation room, holding cells, restrooms, public areas and various utility and storage space. What sets off the interior appeal of this courthouse is the custom wood mill work throughout and the custom ceramic tile in the reception area and restrooms.
