Palace of Justice, Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands. Architect: Claus + Kaan, 2013.

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On a man-made peninsula in the IJ Lake, the new building of the Court of Justice is connected to the building housing the Public Prosecutor’s Office by a glazed elevated walkway. The new 34,000 m2 complex accommodates about 700 desk spaces, 19 court rooms, several storage rooms for court files and 26 cells to temporarily hold suspects on the day of their appeal. The building stands as a prominent, impressive and individual landmark overlooking the IJ. The façades are made up of horizontal layers of five high-quality materials, each with its own texture but all in a subtle colour palette of whites and pale greys: natural stone, ceramic elements, whitened concrete, glazed brick and powder-coated steel plate. Carefully positioned windows bring natural light into the interior spaces and offer views of the IJ and the city.

Image Details:
Image File: CRIC-4296-0005
Caption: Palace of Justice, Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands. Architect: Claus + Kaan, 2013. Lofty public hall.
Property Release: No
Model Release: N/A
Dimensions in PX: 4730 x 3548 pixels
Date of Photograph: 01/12/2013
Restriction: No Restriction
Credit: Christian Richters/VIEW
Building Details:
View Project Number: 61305
Building Name: Palace of Justice, Amsterdam
Headline: Palace of Justice, Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands. Architect: Claus + Kaan, 2013.
City: Amsterdam
Country: Netherlands
Architect: Claus + Kaan
Architect Website: www.clausenkaan.com
Category: Public And Government
Building Type: Law Court
Year of Completion: 2013
Collection: VIEW Architecture
Public Notes: On a man-made peninsula in the IJ Lake, the new building of the Court of Justice is connected to the building housing the Public Prosecutor’s Office by a glazed elevated walkway. The new 34,000 m2 complex accommodates about 700 desk spaces, 19 court rooms, several storage rooms for court files and 26 cells to temporarily hold suspects on the day of their appeal. The building stands as a prominent, impressive and individual landmark overlooking the IJ. The façades are made up of horizontal layers of five high-quality materials, each with its own texture but all in a subtle colour palette of whites and pale greys: natural stone, ceramic elements, whitened concrete, glazed brick and powder-coated steel plate. Carefully positioned windows bring natural light into the interior spaces and offer views of the IJ and the city.
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Orientation: H
Type: Law Court
B/W or Colour: Colour
Number of People: Nobody
Technique: Full Frame
People Incidental: N/A
Point of View: General view
Time of Day: Day
Interior or Exterior: Interior
Photographer: Christian Richters
Source File Name: CRIC-4296-0005.jpg
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