Rendering, elevation Existing site condition Building height study in Spartanburg Rendering, perspectival view from existing courthouse Rendering Rendering, public entrance Rendering Rendering < BACK Silling Architects is serving as the Architect of Record for the design and construction of a new courthouse to be located in Concord, North Carolina. Built over 45 years ago, the existing courthouse was built at a time when the county population was approximately 80,000. Representing a significant architectural development within the urban core of Concord, and expounding on the social and civic legacy of the courthouse site, the new Cabarrus County Courthouse will take a bold first step in contributing to the continued revitalization of the downtown. While the existing courthouse fronting Union Street will be completely renovated and continue to be utilized to serve and support the administrative functions of the court, a new addition and new public entry element will reshape the identity of the courthouse campus.
My work consisted of the 3-d Test Fit Studies shown in axonometric diagram below. Basement, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd floor test fit studies ARCHITECTURE // Cabarrus County Courthouse Urban fabric study Circulation to site from garage Sun path diagram Site Test fit study, basement level Test fit study, first floor level Test fit study, second floor level Test fit study, third floor level Test fit study, graphic test fits Test fit study, graphic test fits < BACK