State Courts
State Courts is close to State Courts Towers, 2A, Havelock Square, Chinatown, Outram, Singapore, Central, SG-01, 059726
- Address: 1 Havelock Square, Singapore 059724
- Phone: +65 6587 8423
- Website: judiciary.gov.sg
- Latitude, Longtitude: 1.2863116, 103.8433516
State Courts, opening hours today
| Day of week | Open | Close |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday | 8:30 AM | 1 PM |
State Courts reviews
Decent and utilitarian. Serve the people well. After the 7 wonders of Singapore (a local friendly reference to some Civil buildings that uses expensive building material), this building has perhaps revert to a more acceptable humble look -- plastered white frame with vertical and horizontal screen.
Rated 5 for architecture experience. Beautiful warm wood colours next to the white framed exterior make this an outstanding example of modern architecture. Take your time to wander around from near or up high or from the distance to see how …
Haven’t been there for nearly 3 years and I was totally taken aback. Beside the Subordinate Courts is a huge high rise building and it’s connected to the court. It stands huge in front of me and I started to think why and what’s the purpose …
Decent and utilitarian. Serve the people well.
Beautiful warm wood colours next to the white framed exterior make this an outstanding example of modern architecture. Take your time to wander around from near or up high or from the distance to see how it fits perfectly with its surroundings.
Haven’t been there for nearly 3 years and I was totally taken aback. Beside the Subordinate Courts is a huge high rise building and it’s connected to the court. It stands huge in front of me and I started to think why and what’s the purpose of this building.
The State Courts Courthouse is a functional and practical building. Its simple design and white frame give it a humble yet elegant look. The vertical and horizontal screens add a contemporary touch. Overall, it serves its purpose well and is a good example of utilitarian architecture.
The State Courts Courthouse has a distinct and appealing architecture. The warm wood colors complement the white frame exterior, creating a beautiful contrast. The modern design is visually striking and the building fits well with its surroundings. It is definitely worth taking the time to explore and appreciate the architectural details.
I was pleasantly surprised by the State Courts Courthouse. It has been a while since my last visit, and the addition of the high-rise building next to the Subordinate Courts was unexpected. The size of the building made me wonder about its purpose and significance. Overall, it created a sense of intrigue and curiosity.
The State Courts Courthouse is a well-designed and functional building. It serves its purpose of providing access to justice and legal proceedings effectively. The simple white frame and screens give it a clean and contemporary look. It is an important institution in Singapore and deserves recognition for its contribution to the legal system.
The State Courts Courthouse is a beautiful example of modern architecture. The combination of warm wood colors and white framing creates a visually appealing aesthetic. I recommend taking the time to appreciate the building from different perspectives, as it fits perfectly with its surroundings and showcases the thoughtfulness of its design.
During my recent visit to the State Courts Courthouse, I was amazed by the presence of a towering high-rise building next to the Subordinate Courts. It made me question the purpose and significance of this addition. The grandness of the building left a strong impression on me and piqued my curiosity.
The State Courts Courthouse has a distinctive architecture that stands out. The combination of warm wood colors and white framing creates a beautiful contrast. Its modern design is visually striking and complements its surroundings well. I highly recommend taking the time to explore and admire the architectural details.
I was taken aback by the State Courts Courthouse during my recent visit. It has been a few years since my last visit, and the addition of the high-rise building next to the Subordinate Courts was unexpected. The sheer size of the building made me question its purpose and sparked my curiosity.
