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imposing and inviting, ensuring security and confidentiality while fostering

an environment of openness and public trust. The proposed design includes 17

courtrooms, encapsulating the various facets of the legal process, from civil to
criminal courts, ensuring that the infrastructure can support a wide range of

judicial activities.
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Key to the complex's design is the integration of ancillary facilities, including
Multi-Level Car Parking to alleviate the common issue of congestion,

Advocate Chambers offering a dedicated space for legal professionals, and the

DGC and Government Pleaders Block, which provides essential services
within the complex. Additionally, the Security Block, Residential facilities for

staff, and the construction of a boundary wall are designed to ensure a self-

sufficient and secure environment for all court users.

1.4. Sustainability

Sustainability and accessibility are central tenets of the proposed design, with

a focus on creating a green building that minimizes environmental impact

while enhancing the well-being of its users. The design employs innovative
technologies and materials, aiming for energy efficiency, water conservation,

and the integration of green spaces to provide a counterbalance to the urban

setting.

Furthermore, the thesis explores the cultural and societal implications of such

a judicial complex in the context of Uttar Pradesh. By considering the

architectural heritage of Lucknow and the broader Indian legal tradition, the
design seeks to embody a contemporary interpretation of justice that is deeply

rooted in the region's identity. This approach not only enhances the symbolic

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