Calgary Courts Centre
- provide the citizens of Calgary with a dignified contemporary facility, accessible to all,
- support the effective and efficient resolution of disputes, and
- inspire confidence in the administration of justice and respect for the rule of law.
Calgary Courts Centre will be a tremendous addition to downtown Calgary, with 1 million square feet of modern architectural design from world-renowned designer, Carlos Ott.
The project features the development of two court towers on government-owned land between 6th and 7th Avenue and between 5th and 6th Street S.W. The construction of the west block of the Calgary Courts Centre is to be completed by Summer 2007, and future development of the adjacent east block will see a large underground public parkade and a vibrant urban park.
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Premier's Tour - May 2007
In May 2007, Premier Ed Stelmach invited the news media and local MLAs to join him on a tour of the new Calgary Courts Centre.
This was the first time the Premier had toured the Calgary Courts Centre, which is one of the Alberta government’s largest building projects. The project is on schedule and on budget. Construction is expected to wrap up this summer, with tenants moving in during early fall.
Joining Premier Stelmach on the tour were Calgary MLAs Cindy Ady, Ron Stevens, Neil Brown, Ron Liepert and Alana DeLong. The tour was led by Diane Dalgleish, Alberta Infrastructure, Capital Projects Division.
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