Thurgood Marshall Federal Judiciary Building, Federal judiciary office building in Capitol Hill, United States.
Description
The Thurgood Marshall Federal Judiciary Building is a modern administrative structure in central Washington, D.C., located near Union Station. It houses several federal judiciary offices in a well-organized complex designed for court administration.
History
The building was completed in 1992, transforming a former parking lot into a dedicated judiciary complex. This site transformation represented the federal government's investment in centralized court administration facilities.
Culture
The building bears the name of Thurgood Marshall, a groundbreaking judge who championed civil rights. The name serves as a daily reminder of his impact on American judicial history.
Practical
The site is easily accessible by public transit and located near bus lines and the subway. It is open to visitors during business hours, though some areas may require appointments or advance arrangements.
Did you know?
The building was constructed under an innovative 30-year lease agreement that eventually returned it to federal ownership. This financing structure was unusual at the time and shows a creative approach to funding public infrastructure projects.
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