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Eight wings in Abeokuta: eight courtrooms, offices, a conference hall for 150 people, workshops, a canteen, and a creche. I led the design team from the brief through construction. Courtyards and orientation were how we brought daylight and air into a building people do not choose to enter.
The Judiciary Complex is a multi-floor, eight-winged office complex designed to accommodate courtrooms, offices and ancillary spaces. It was conceived as a dignified civic building that balances formal judicial requirements with accessible public interfaces, prioritising natural light, clear circulation, and durable materials suited to long-term institutional use.
The scope covered design, production of drawings, and project administration. The process began with stakeholder consultation, site analysis, and spatial programming for courtrooms, chambers, and public-facing areas. Iterative design development refined the facade composition and interior zoning to meet operational and security needs.
