Members of Taylor’s Main Street Board who serve on the City Hall Justice Center review committee say the city’s personality and history are truly being seen and understood by the firms designing the new Justice Center.
“This is probably the most important civic building that is going to be built in Taylor in our lifetime and we hope that it lasts 100 years. We wanted to make sure we had a design appropriate for the historic integrity of Taylor and a timeless, classic style,” said Jeff Snyder, a member of the advisory committee.
John McRae, another member of the advisory committee, said the architects have worked collaboratively “in arriving at a site placement and flow that is very responsive to the urban context of Taylor, incorporating historical elements that reflect Taylor’s urban areas.”
