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Institutional
Lighting Integrated with Controls
Lane County Juvenile Justice Center
John
Serbu Campus
2727 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd
Eugene, OR 97401
Lighting Design: Gregory
C. Hansen, LC, Balzhiser and Hubbard
Architect: KMD Architects
and Planners, and WBGS Architecture and Planning
Photographer: Randal
Smith, LDL except for the first image, which is from the California Board
of Corrections website.
Notable Lighting:
This $31 million, 125,000 square foot facilty anchors the John Serbu Campus
off of Martin Luther King Boulevard. It provides spaces for courtrooms,
detention facilities and classes. The Center has the capacity to accommodate
96 juveniles in detention and 41 in residential treatment.
- Visitors to this
location would see:
- Efficient T8 fluorescent
with electronic ballasts
- Metal halide downlights
in high ceilings
- Wall sconces in
corridors
- Occupancy sensors
- Daylighting and
electric light integrated with switching controls
- High abuse luminaires
in detention areas
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Juvenile Justice Arial View - photo credit California
Board of Corrections
Juvenile Justice Exterior - This exterior shot only covers about
have of the building. It seems purposely massive and imposing - a valid
design intent for buildings with courtrooms and incarceration facilities.
Juvenile Justice Courtroom - These courtrooms are light and airy,
with high ceilings. Room lighting is controlled by dual-technology occupancy
sensors.
Juvenile Justice Corridor - This was a medium shot of one section
of the corridor. The complete length of the corridor is 2 football fields.
"Warden" Dave Burtner
maintains security while we take pictures.
Juvenile Justice Gymnasium - The gym is used by those in detention
in the pods and students who attend classes under court order.
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