Clients & Projects

York County, VA

Built in 1954, the York County Circuit Courthouse is the fifth building to serve on this site as the continuous seat of Town and County Government since 1691.
After Court, County records and Sheriff functions were moved to other facilities in 1997, the County undertook the task of creating a multi-use facility that would continue as a county seat of government while providing a venue for community activities and cultural events for residents and tourists in historic Yorktown.
Major renovations to the building interior, including structural, to create a Board of Supervisor's Meeting Room seating 114 people (with support functions), a County Work Session Room seating 49, a Public Reception and Lobby Space, a new elevator (within existing construction), public restrooms, gift shop space, as well as community-related office, a workroom, and exhibit space.
The building required a new water source geothermal HVAC system, electrical systems, computer and audio-visual systems, fire alarm, security, and fire suppression, and upgrading to conform with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
The 2,000 square foot Board Meeting Room
Broadcast capability extends from the A/V Control Room to the Board Meeting Room (and its rear-screen projector), the Work Session Room, and the Community exhibit space for possible public event broadcasts.
The York Hall Renovation was awarded 2002 “Best Renovation” by the Hampton Roads Association for Commercial Real Estate.