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TOP PROJECTS ARIZONA <strong>2003</strong><br />

5.<br />

Maricopa County 4th Avenue Jail<br />

<strong>Construction</strong> Cost: $91 million<br />

Start Date: July, 2001<br />

Completion Date: October, <strong>2003</strong><br />

Owner: Maricopa County Criminal Justice Facilities<br />

<strong>Construction</strong> Manager: Hunt Jacobs<br />

General Contractor: McCarthy Building Cos.<br />

Architect: Durrant Architects; HOK<br />

Engineer: Brooks Hersey & Associates<br />

Electrical: Wilson Electric<br />

Concrete: McCarthy Building Cos.<br />

Masonry: Sun Valley Masonry<br />

Plumbing: University Mechanical<br />

Steel: Able Steel Fabricators; Endo Steel<br />

Summary: Part of the overall, long-term $900 million plan to improve the county's jail<br />

and support facilities, the 4th Avenue Jail will consist of a five-story complex containing<br />

1,116 cells and 1,360 beds. Within the 578,000-sq.-ft. facility is a centralized booking<br />

intake area, two felony processing courtrooms, property storage, medical facilities and<br />

a visitor processing center. Security is maintained through an ultra-modern system of<br />

pneumatic locking devices, touch screen security systems, biometric and card access<br />

systems. A tunnel system connecting the jail and court facilities allows inmates to be<br />

moved securely. The exterior architecture blends in with the surrounding area, utilizing<br />

brick, glass block and metal panels. The design incorporated a steel wall cell system<br />

that reduces the square foot requirements of the building.

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