2026 Architecture List

Correctional News Architecture List

Please complete the following form to ensure your firm and projects are considered for inclusion in Correctional News, or to notify the publication that your firm no longer works in the justice sector. Firms that submit complete information will be considered for inclusion in Architecture & Interiors print and digital editions of Correctional News. There is no cost to participate.
Deadline to submit:

The 2026 Justice Architecture List will be published in the Architecture & Interiors issue, available in early February. Information must be received by Jan. 2 for consideration.
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Would you like your firm to be included in the Correctional News 2026 Justice Architecture list?
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Criteria for information to include:

Please only consider Justice Projects that your firm was the bridging architect, design architect, or architect of record. For the purposes of this publication, we are considering projects that have a total value of over $20 million total project value and have significant secure elements for incarceration (ex. only police stations or courthouses that detention grade holding-cells, central control etc.) Due to the high specialization of Corrections Architecture, we aim to feature the experience that exists specifically for that level of construction.
[Your Firm] Current number of Active Justice and Corrections Projects
(see criteria above. Please only include projects which have not yet reached substantial completion as of 12.31.2025)
Number of Active Justice and Corrections Projects

(Please list Project Name, Location, total project value, and your firm's role on the project for the top 10 active justice projects)
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[Your Firm] What year did your firm first receive a contract to perform work on a Justice Project?
(see criteria above for Justice Projects, however for this question, disregard the total project value)
[Your Firm] Number of Justice/Corrections projects completed in the past 5 years
(see criteria above for the types of projects to include in this value.)
Number of Justice/Corrections projects completed in the past 5 years

Please list project name, location, total project value, and your firm's role on the project. Only include projects that have reached substantial completion.
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[Your Firm] Number of Justice/Corrections Architects employed
Please only include Architects who perform more than 50% of their duties in the Justice/Corrections sector.
[Your Firm] Geographic Regions Served (Select all that apply)
Specializations (Select all that apply)
[Your Firm] Total estimated Value of Corrections Projects currently under construction
Please see above criteria for what is considered a Justice/Corrections project
What is one theme or issue you feel will define the justice architecture market in 2026? (Example: behavioral health, contraband, HVAC modernization, etc.)
Please see above criteria for what is considered a Justice/Corrections project
Do you have any project scheduled for ribbon cutting or groundbreaking in 2026? If so, please include project name, client and location.
Notable Project | Provide an example of a current project that exemplifies the quality of your work as a Justice Architect (include project name, client and location).
What is your revenue goal for justice and corrections work in 2026?
What is your expected revenue for justice and corrections work in 2026?
In 2026, do you think the industry will experience:

Other
Would you like to give further context to your response to the previous question?
Did you conduct any post-occupancy studies on correctional projects in 2025? If so, what lessons did you learn?
Do you use any other methods for tracking project success or measuring outcomes?
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