There is no greater presence within a community than that of our legal system reflected in the architecture of our courthouses. A courthouse is the center at which all government activities must congregate. In Augusta, GA, the 58,461 square feet of the U.S. Courthouse are every inch a testament to the quality and expediency of our judicial system. You've got to have the right surroundings.
Architecture is very important in that area.
I think that sort of thing is what prompts people to tell the truth. Rich architectural materials and detailing are distinct attributes of the building's white marble exterior. Fluted pilasters with Corinthian capitals support a simple full-width entablature. Above the entablature is an attic, capped in a red clay, mission tile roof with carved bracket rafter ends. There were no individual controls in any of the rooms.