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Commission selects Silling Architects for courthouse campus expansion study
Summary
The commission approved Silling Architects to study long-term needs of the courthouse campus and advise on functional improvements to support 25–50 years of use.
The Randolph County Commission voted to hire Silling Architects to evaluate the courthouse campus and recommend improvements to support long-term functionality. Commissioner David Kesling said the county solicited proposals and chose Silling Architects to "help them look at the campus and figure out how to keep it running for the next 25 or 50 years," and the motion to approve the firm passed unanimously.
Commissioners said the consultants will meet elected officials in their offices to determine needs and to produce recommendations for phased improvements. The decision starts a planning phase rather than immediate construction; commissioners said they will use the study to guide future decisions about space, operations and potential capital projects.
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