Projects
Harris County 1910 Courthouse
Houston, TX
A defining example of Classical Revival architecture, the Harris County 1910 Courthouse is a fully restored landmark within Houston’s downtown judicial complex.
The six-story domed building houses the First and Fourteenth Courts of Appeals and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and recognized as a State Antiquities Landmark.
Restoration efforts led by Harris County and the Texas Historical Commission required precise coordination and strict compliance with preservation standards. The project timeline was carefully aligned to the courthouse’s 100-year anniversary.
Decades of modifications were reversed to return the courthouse to its original design. The central rotunda was reopened to its full height. Granite steps were reconstructed at the east and west entrances. The original cupola, removed in the 1930s, was reinstated to reestablish the building’s historic silhouette.
Two, two-story courtrooms were meticulously restored, including mezzanine galleries, historically accurate millwork, and handcrafted replicas of the original judges’ benches and public seating.
Modern courtroom technology was seamlessly integrated to support current operational needs without disrupting the building’s historic character.
Harris County 1200 Baker Street Jail
Alto Lee Adams, Sr. United States Courthouse
St. Tammany Parish Courthouse + Master Plan
Harris County – City of Houston Joint Processing Center
South County Courthouse Expansion
City of Frisco Municipal Court Adaptive Re-Use
Collin County Jack Hatchell Administration Building
