Commonwealth Law Courts, Brisbane

The Harry Gibbs Commonwealth Law Courts Building in Brisbane is a significant legal hub housing the Queensland registries of the High Court and Federal Court of Australia, along with the Family Court and other legal entities. This striking 13-storey structure features 33 courtrooms and a grand eight-storey atrium, accessible via a prominent 25-metre wide stairway. Named after former Chief Justice Sir Harry Gibbs, the building has received multiple architectural awards, making it not only a functional space for justice but also a noteworthy example of public architecture in Queensland.