The Goldstein Partnership's police and court facilities
have set the standard to which others aspire. Integrating the programmatic
complexities of these specialized facilities with the numerous regulations
and codes governing their construction, we have consistently produced
distinguished public safety buildings characterized by simplicity, clarity,
and functionality. We never lose sight of the fact that justice buildings
are - first and foremost - public buildings, and that we therefore
have a responsibility to make them welcoming, safe, and secure for the
public.
Our designs typically exceed the regulatory requirements of the Administrative
Office of the Courts and accessibility requirements of the Americans
with Disabilities Act. The dignity of our courtrooms is matched by their
functionality: Audiovisual, telecommunications, access control, acoustics,
and emergency response provisions are integrated seamlessly into each
design.
| Municipal Courts: |
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| • West Orange
• Orange
• Maplewood
• Montvale
• Hopatcong
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• South River
• Belleville
• Warren Township
• Atlantic Highlands |
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"Mr.
Goldstein’s expertise and direction from site selection
through transition into the new building were invaluable. Mr.
Goldstein had a wealth of knowledge and previous experience with
respect to achieving the mandates of the Administrative Office
of the Courts and simultaneously meeting the requirements of the
Americans with Disabilities Act. Whenever an issue or question
arose he was ready with additional options for a solution."
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| -Hon. Stanley M. Varon, Municipal
Judge, Township of Maplewood |
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"As a law enforcement executive,
I was particularly impressed with Eli Goldstein's knowledge of
specific law enforcement needs. This was one unique trait that
set The Goldstein Partnership apart..." |
| -James N. Batelli, Chief of Police,
Mahwah Twp. |
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"Mr. Goldstein demonstrated
great skill in translating our needs into functional designs..." |
| -Robert Cimino, Chief of Police,
Maplewood Township |
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