Location: London, Kentucky

After designing the new Federal Courthouse for London, Kentucky, CMW was chosen to renovate the original structure, which was built in 1911.   Because of our experience and recent successes in historic renovations, we were the obvious choice to bring new life to the neglected courthouse.  

The Administration felt that CMW possessed intricate knowledge of the original building's architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical and plumbing components and was therefore, best qualified and most knowledgeable to perform the work.   It was the understanding of the owner that the expedited performance expected through CMW's unique project knowledge would result in less risk and cost to the Federal Government.  

The renovation includes interior space alterations, security upgrades, exterior wall renovation, including restoration and replacement (performed within the confines of the historical preservation requirements), HVAC upgrades, life safety and elevator upgrades, ADA accessibility and hazardous material abatement.

The project was completed on time and within budget, exceeding the owner's expectations of restoring the building to its original splendor.