The city's new public safety building expands
and energizes New Brunswick's government district, blending historical
renovation with new construction. The redevelopment project brought
together the city, the county, and the federal government, as well
as public and private developers, to create cost effective and efficient
work environments while extending the nucleus of the city's downtown
revitalization effort. Government services are now located in a
more convenient, attractive, and accessible environment and high
security functions are now contained in a separate and secure structure.
Together with the other projects developed by Devco through the
Civic Square initiative, including the Middlesex County Administration
Building, the new Middlesex County Family Courthouse and the renovated
criminal courts building, the city of New Brunswick now has a true
government district anchored within its commercial center.
completed:
May 2000
size: 118,000 sq ft
occupancy: U.S. Postal Service, New
Brunswick Police Department,
New Brunswick Municipal Courts, Middlesex County Prosecutor
developer: Devco, Keating Development
Company,
U.S. Postal Service
architect: Rothe-Johnson-Fantacone
construction manager: Keating Building
Corporation
investment: $27 million
financing: self-issuing certificates
of participation
underwritten by CoreStates