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Recent Projects and Installations

This Kent style courtroom, installed at Little Rock AFB in 2011, was designed by Cyntergy AEC, and installed by

Us District Court Southern District of New York

 
Special attorney tables for terrorist trials in Manhattan. These tables can be ganged together, and feature hollow legs with removable access doors and hinged flap for wire storage on top of the unit. Designed by James Puskuldjian at USDC.
In 2009 ARD collaborated with courtroom designers from the Center for Legal and Court Technology in the renovation of their courtroom. The result is the most high tech courtroom on the planet
Federal Magistrate Court, Upstate NY
The District Court for the Southern District of New York needed furniture for a satellite magistrate court in a leased building. They selected ARD modular furniture over millwork since they knew they would have to relocate when the lease expired.

Fort Belvoir VA JAG Courtroom

 ARD built custom courtroom furniture for a JAG courtroom in a renovated building at Fort Belvoir. It was designed by MORGAN GICK McBEATH & ASSOCIATES of Falls Church VA. Here is link to video produced by ARD for this project: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZ1E2-P2HIM
Perth Amboy NJ Dual municipal courtrooms were required by the city of Perth Amboy NJ. Designed by Michael Zemsky Architects, these installations included sketch face paneling on all walls.
Social Security Administration Martin Gruen, the preemininent courtroom designer in the US, was contacted by SSA to design hearing room furniture for the Office of Disability Adjudication and Review, and selected ARD to make the prototypes. ARD also prepared the drawings that were used in the bid documents
Birdville TX High School Our modular courtroom furniture is often used by high school and universities for mock trials. These units were purchased by Birdville Texas for use in their High School. All our courtroom modules can be equipped with casters, so they can be pushed out of the way when the room is being used for other purposes.
Fort Meade renovation An existing JAG courtroom at Fort Meade had to be renovated. The jury box was to be enlarged and the existing rail was to be replaced by a sturdier rail with 2 sets of gates. The work was delivered and installed in 2 days by ARD in September 2011