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The Academy of Architecture for Justice (AAJ) promotes
and fosters the exchange of information and knowledge between
members, professional organizations, and the public for
high-quality planning, design, and delivery of justice
architecture.
AAJ members have an interest and expertise in the planning, design,
and construction of justice facilities, including judicial
complexes, courthouses, police stations, prisons, jails, and
juvenile detention centers. The architect members work in private
and public organizations of all sizes, and many have expertise in
areas ranging from courtroom technology and advanced security
systems to specific design requirements for juvenile detention
centers.
The AAJ's allied members are people from all sectors of the justice
facilities community who work in partnership with architects. They
include educators, public servants, administrators, manufacturers,
and consultants. Together, AAJ members are committed to improving
the justice system's quality and effectiveness by increasing the
level of excellence in justice facilities.
Goals
To focus on effective project delivery, team building,
collaboration, project management, financial management,
communications skills, management skills, and cutting-edge design
issues for architects who provide the diversified services
associated with justice architecture.
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