The story of the Constitutional Court Building. Built on a pharaonic style and credited with the bitter counselor
On 4000 square meters in Pharaonic style, the Supreme Constitutional Court building, located in the Nile Corniche in Maadi, was inaugurated on July 15, 2001 under the reign of former President Hosni Mubarak.
When the name of the Supreme Constitutional Court is mentioned, it must be associated with the name of the great adviser Awad al-Murr, who presided over the court from 1991 to 1998, and is credited with establishing this huge old building of the court. Constitutional activity in Egypt.
The main hall of the courtroom is the conference hall. The name of Awad al-Murr is credited with the existence of this monumental historic building of the court building, which consists of four frequent floors, besides the basement and the restrooms, as well as meeting rooms, conferences, , A judicial library, cafeteria and staff offices, the headquarters of the Union of Courts and the Arab Constitutional Councils. The building is equipped with state-of-the-art technology and a network of computers and television circuits.
The building of the court is an architectural masterpiece and a national civilization that combines the Pharaonic architectural style with its splendor and splendor, a feature of the ancient Pharaonic civilization and the contemporary style of modern modern civilization. It is equipped with the latest and the most advanced scientific techniques of communication systems, devices and distinctive finishes and luxurious interior furniture, which is in line with the nature and functions of judicial work and prestige. Of the Court.
The building of the Supreme Constitutional Court in the style of the Temple of Luxor on 14 Pharaonic obelisks on the ground floor and 14 obelisks from the first floor to the fourth floor was taken advantage of the design of the Egyptian temples and columns and crowns decorated with lotus and papyrus. The columns were 28 meters high and a lotus fountain was built.
In addition, the court has also painted decorative paintings with stained glass, in accordance with the design of the building which belongs to the ancient Egyptian architecture.
Courtroom
The main reception hall
Meeting Room
Session Room 2
Courtroom
Conference Hall – Auditorium Awad Al Murr
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