Wilson Estes Police Architects is pleased to announce our selection to assist the City of Olivette, Missouri with programming services for the police department. Wilson Estes is working in association with Archimages of St. Louis on a project investigating and determining needs for new municipal…
Wilson Estes Police Architects is pleased to announce our selection to provide architectural services to the Town of Highland, Indiana. We will be providing planning and design services associated with a new police headquarters facility that will allow the Highland Police Department to vacate the…
Wilson Estes Police Architects is pleased to commence work on a new project for the Police Department in the City of Independence, Missouri. The Independence Police Department serves a growing community in the eastern suburbs of the Kansas City metropolitan area. The City has been…
Wilson Estes Police Architects was recently invited to present the results of a Police Facility Needs Assessment Study prepared for the City of Lawrence, Kansas in 2012. James Estes and Paul J. Michell were part of a group that spoke to members of over twenty…
Despite the late onset of winter with wind and bitter cold, construction on the Marion Police Headquarters designed by Wilson Estes Police Architects is once again progressing on schedule. Architectural precast concrete wall panels have recently been erected and window systems are currently being installed. Interior work…
Wilson Estes Police Architects is pleased to announce our selection for need assessment and site analysis services for the City of O’Fallon, Missouri, a growing suburb of St. Louis. The Police Department and Municipal Court have occupied a part of the municipal complex, that also…
Construction on the Marion Police Headquarters designed by Wilson Estes Police Architects is progressing on schedule thanks to a mild late fall and early winter season. Currently, the 42,000 square foot police facility project has progressed to a point where all basement foundation walls and the majority…
The City of Clayton, Missouri celebrated the completion of their new Police & Municipal Building on January 26, 2013. Paul J. Michell of Wilson Estes Police Architects was present as the police department, city leadership and residents of Clayton dedicated the newly renovated building, which will…
James Estes of Wilson Estes Police Architects recently facilitated information gathering sessions in Owasso, Oklahoma with Police Department and City representatives as a kick-off for need assessment and conceptual design services. The information gathered will form the core components of a comprehensive need assessment study…
The new public safety facility for the city of Pearland, Texas by Wilson Estes Police Architects has recently achieved Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Silver Certification, a globally recognized green building certification program facilitated by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) and verified by…