Grant Marani, project partner with Robert A.M. Stern Architects, talks about the Nathan Deal Judicial Center construction project at a panel hosted by the Georgia Building Authority on Friday. To his right are Bill Clark, president of Stevens & Wilkinson; Marvin Woodward, deputy director, Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission; and Michael Spivey with Gilbane Building Co. (Photo: John Disney/ALM)
The leading architects and builders of the first home for Georgia’s statewide courts sat down together Friday at the new $131 million, 225,000-square-foot Nathan Deal Judicial Center and talked about how they pulled it off.
“It’s a miracle,” said Bill Clark, principal and president of the Atlanta-based architectural firm Stevens & Wilkinson, as he stood in the main floor lobby before the meeting, looking up through the light-filled atrium to the roof above the top floor. “I can’t believe we’re standing here.”
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