COURT OF APPEAL, MELBOURNE
architecture + interiors  
Supreme Court of Victoria, Lonsdale Street, Melbourne
client  Department of Justice, Victoria
Victoria's Court of Appeal is located in the 1886 Supreme
Court Annexe, which originally housed government offices but was converted to court use in the 1970s. Working to a very tight schedule in a building that remained partly occupied and under high levels of security, we refurbished one section and designed three new courtrooms, furniture and fittings, and associated judicial and public areas.
Preliminary studies and extensive brief development work was undertaken, including the examination of alternative court layouts and procedures. The process considered both the physical fabric of the courts and current and projected electronic requirements. Design, documentation and construction were completed in six months.
constructed   1886
victorian heritage register   H 1478
ORIGINAL ARCHITECT   S.E. Bindley, Public Works Department
SELECTED REPORTS HELD
full list : see reports index ›
Report on the Construction of a Computer Enhanced Court
within the Supreme Court of Victoria
Allom Lovell & Associates
August 1995 : report
Establishment of the Court of Appeal Supreme Court
Annexe Building: proposed refurbishment works
Allom Lovell & Associates
February 1995 : submission
Supreme Court of Victoria Heritage Study
Allom Lovell Sanderson
May 1990 : heritage study
OTHER PROJECTS INCLUDE
Government House, Melbourne
Government House, Perth
Parliament House, Melbourne
Pentridge Prison
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