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Baltimore District Court Conversion Project
Baltimore District Court Conversion Project
Project Value: $71 Million
Construction Duration: 2 ½ Years
Project Owner: Maryland Department of General Services (DGS)
Transforming Justice in Baltimore
The former Shillman Building at 500 N. Calvert Street has been repurposed into a state-of-the-art judicial hub, replacing the aging District Court building at 501 E. Fayette Street, adjacent to City Hall. This ambitious $71 million project delivers a modern courthouse designed to meet the evolving needs of Baltimore’s judicial system.
Key Features of the New Courthouse
- 168,568 square feet of newly configured space
- Eight courtrooms, with four equipped to house criminal trials
- Expanded offices for the Baltimore City State’s Attorney and Public Defender’s Office
- Dedicated offices for the court commissioner and clerks
- Integrated detention facilities for enhanced security
- A striking modern glass and metal facade with an interior expansion of 20,000 square feet
- A new pedestrian plaza on Centre Street
- A partial underground garage for improved accessibility
- Designed with best practices in security and sustainability
iCivil Inc.’s Role
iCivil Inc. was proud to support this landmark project by providing expert Critical Path Method (CPM) scheduling services. Our responsibilities included:
- Reviewing the initial CPM schedule
- Conducting monthly schedule updates
- Assessing project changes and revisions
- Performing time impact analyses
- Delivering recommendations for time extensions to keep the project on track
Through our scheduling expertise, iCivil ensured that this complex, multi-year project progressed efficiently and met critical milestones.
A Modern Hub for Justice
The Baltimore District Court conversion represents more than just a building project—it is a commitment to equity, accessibility, and sustainability in public infrastructure. With expanded facilities and modern design, the courthouse will serve as a cornerstone of Baltimore’s judicial system for decades to come.