Evry-Courcouronnes Judicial Court
Evry-Courcouronnes Judicial Court
The extension of the Evry Judicial Court is set within a strong urban context shaped by modernist planning principles characteristic of the new town of Évry. The project engages with both the symbolic representation of justice and the urgency of contemporary climate challenges.
In a balanced composition, two office wings are placed above a ground-level plinth housing the courtrooms and a circulation gallery opening onto a landscaped garden. This clear organisational structure reinforces legibility while establishing a calm and civic spatial sequence.
The construction approach prioritises bio-based materials and passive summer comfort strategies. Night-time natural ventilation is implemented across the building, placing the user at the centre of environmental and spatial performance.
Client : French Ministry of Justice
Scope of services : Complete mission + DIAG + SSI
Surface : 2 680 m²
Construction cost : 10,86 M€ HT
Status : Studies ongoing
Consultants : SAS Mizrahi – SLG PAYSAGE – CLARITY – GRSP – SXD
Environmental Certifications : Architecture contemporaine remarquable – ensemble cité administrative d’evry-courcourronnes
Evry-Courcouronnes Judicial Court
Client : French Ministry of Justice
Scope of services : Complete mission + DIAG + SSI
Surface : 2 680 m²
Construction cost : 10,86 M€ HT
Status : Studies ongoing
Consultants : SAS Mizrahi – SLG PAYSAGE – CLARITY – GRSP – SXD
Environmental Certifications : Architecture contemporaine remarquable – ensemble cité administrative d’evry-courcourronnes
The extension of the Evry Judicial Court is set within a strong urban context shaped by modernist planning principles characteristic of the new town of Évry. The project engages with both the symbolic representation of justice and the urgency of contemporary climate challenges.
In a balanced composition, two office wings are placed above a ground-level plinth housing the courtrooms and a circulation gallery opening onto a landscaped garden. This clear organisational structure reinforces legibility while establishing a calm and civic spatial sequence.
The construction approach prioritises bio-based materials and passive summer comfort strategies. Night-time natural ventilation is implemented across the building, placing the user at the centre of environmental and spatial performance.