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Silling Architects: A Focus on Court Facility Planning and Justice Architecture
Established in Charleston, West Virginia in 1902, Silling Architects specializes in court facility planning and…
Read MoreDrone Photographer Captures Unique View of Downtown Charleston
It’s a miracle that Mike Moore and Josh Beeman got anything done on Tuesday. There they stood…
Read MorePennsylvania Judicial Center Receives Honor Award for Excellence in Architecture
The new Franklin County Judicial Center project is located along Main Street in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania…
Read MoreWest Virginia and Florida Projects Earn AIA WV Design Awards
Situated in the historic district of downtown Fernandina Beach, this project adaptively reuses a non-contributing, vacant three-story…
Read MoreArchitecture: An Education Continuum
Once college graduates enter the professional workplace, one might think their investment in education has come to an end. In reality, they’ve…
Read MoreFour Silling Projects Featured in National Center for State Courts “Retrospective of Courthouse Design 2010-2020”
Silling Architects is pleased to announce a tremendous honor in having four of our courthouse projects selected and featured in the 2010-2020 Retrospective of Courthouse Design…
Read MoreMichael LeBoeuf, FAIA, Joins Silling’s Orlando Studio as Director of Design
We are very pleased to announce the hiring of Michael LeBoeuf, FAIA, as our firm’s new Director of Design. A resident of the Orlando area since 1985…
Read MoreAdjusting to the Shift – The Hybrid Workplace
Prior to 2020 Interior Designers and furniture manufacturers were rapidly unveiling new concepts and products until COVID changed it all…
Read MorePolice Officer Morale and Operational Efficiency Significantly Improves With New Building
The design of the new Martinsburg Police Department & Municipal Court project is contemporary and relevant within its historic context…
Read MoreA Tale as Old as Time
It’s a tale as old as time….A client wants their wish list fulfilled. But their budget is small…. very small.
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