Nelson Courthouse

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The existing Nelson Court house will have major renovations and alterations adding 1720 m2 to the existing building area. 

The Courthouse addition is designed to integrate in a sensitive manner with the existing building.  It will involve a three-storey addition on the north frontage which wraps over the front portion of the building at roof level to provide connection back to critical circulation routes.  The interior of the existing building will be renovated in part to meet the new layout requirements of the Courthouse building. 

The project was completed  in July 2010.

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