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25 June 2004
Dear Mr. Buckley:
The Commission thanks you for the informational presentation during our 17 June
2004 meeting on the recent design developments for the National Law Enforcement
Museum. The members were very encouraged to hear of your efforts to advance
the coordination of the museum project with the D.C. Courts project to adapt
the Old City Hall for their use. The key to the success of these two contiguous
projects will be in their careful coordination. Hopefully the ability to share
the loading dock and other support facilities will further strengthen the design
of both projects and help to reduce the impact of these service functions on
the historic precinct of Judiciary Square and on the memorial plaza.
The new design direction for the museum's two entrance pavilions looks
very promising. Reducing their footprint and using more rectilinear forms will
do much to make them more contextually comfortable with the surrounding historic
structures and the new north entrance pavilion for the courts. The members look
forward to your next submission.
Sincerely,
/s/Frederick J. Lindstrom
Acting Secretary
Davis Buckley
Davis Buckley Architects
1612 K Street, NW, Suite 900
Washington, DC 20006
cc: Craig Floyd, NLEOMF
Hany Hassan, BBB

Last Modified: July 2, 2004
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