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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. District Courthouse in Jerusalem, Israel by Chyutin ArchitectsSeptember 3rd, 2014 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Chyutin Architects The Courthouse building designis integrated with the new master plan for the entrance to Jerusalem complex. The building houses all the judiciary levels except the Supreme Court, and contains 135 courtrooms and 156 judges’ chambers. The Courthouse structure integrates into the urban fabric of the site while incorporating a modest, human scale design and emanating judicial authority.  Image Courtesy © Chyutin Architects
 Image Courtesy © Chyutin Architects The design of the court building connects and bridges among the host of diverse design languages of the buildings around it while creating a distinctive language of its own. The building’s stylistic restraint shows respect, stability and resistance to changing fashions and thus represents the image of law which stands above time and trends and serves eternal human justice.  Image Courtesy © Chyutin Architects  Image Courtesy © Chyutin Architects  Image Courtesy © Chyutin Architects  Image Courtesy © Chyutin Architects  Image Courtesy © Chyutin Architects  Image Courtesy © Chyutin Architects  Image Courtesy © Chyutin Architects  Image Courtesy © Chyutin Architects  Image Courtesy © Chyutin Architects  Image Courtesy © Chyutin Architects  Image Courtesy © Chyutin Architects  Image Courtesy © Chyutin Architects
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