The state courthouse complex in lower Manhattan is known for its architectural splendor, but proposals over the past few decades to improve aging conditions in the interiors and sew up fragmented offices and courts spread over multiple buildings have gone nowhere while other boroughs get shiny new court facilities.
Now the state court system and the city have recently restarted the conversation. According to the Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice, the city has allocated $2 million to commission an architectural study for improvements to the court complex.
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