Ginin Kotun Majistare na Brisbane

Ginin Kotun Majistare ta Brisbane yana kan titin 363 George, Brisbane a Queensland, Ostiraliya . Ginin yana ɗaya daga cikin wurare da yawa a jihar da ke ɗauke da Kotun Majistare ta Queensland .

 Wuri da fasaloli 
Ginin wani gini ne na zamani, wanda aka gina shi da manufa wanda a halin yanzu ya ƙunshi kotuna 26. Waɗannan sun haɗa da Kotun Murri da aka keɓe, kotunan binciken laifuka guda biyu da ɗakunan sauraron ƙararraki huɗu na Ƙananan Da'awa.Beattie, Peter (16 November 2004). "Investment in law and order". The Courier-Mail (J - Generic Tabloid ed.). p. 2. Ginin yana da ikon faɗaɗa zuwa kotuna 39. Welford, Rod (16 November 2004). "Busy court is the place to be heard". The Courier-Mail (J - Generic Tabloid ed.). p. 2.

An fara ginin a watan Satumba na shekarar 2002, kuma Firayim Minista Peter Beattie ya bude ginin a ranar 16 ga Nuwamba, 2004. Jimillar kasafin kudin aikin ya kai A$ 135.5 miliyan.

An tsara ginin ne don samar da ingantaccen tallafi ga waɗanda abin ya shafa da iyalansu, da kuma ga shaidu masu rauni.

Haka kuma ya ƙunshi shirye-shiryen ƙira iri-iri masu dorewa ga muhalli, waɗanda suka haɗa da na'urar sanyaya iska mai amfani da makamashi, hasken da ba shi da amfani da makamashi, tankunan ruwan sama waɗanda ke ɗauke da lita 46,000 na ruwa don amfani da su a kan shimfidar wurare na waje, na'urori masu auna motsi waɗanda ke rage sanyaya iska da haske lokacin da ɗakuna ba su da kowa, amfani da tsarin sarrafa rana mai aiki da kuma gilashin da ba shi da ƙarfi, ruwan zafi na rana, da kuma tsarin kwararar sharar gida.

 Fasaha ta jama'a 
Ginin Kotun Majistare ta Brisbane yana ɗaya daga cikin manyan ayyukan samar da ababen more rayuwa da suka haɗa da manufar Gwamnatin Queensland ta Gina Fasaha, wadda ke buƙatar a kashe kashi biyu cikin ɗari na kasafin kuɗin ayyukan babban birnin kan ayyukan fasaha a cikin ginin. Ginin yana da nau'ikan ayyukan fasaha na jama'a, ciki har da sassaka, zane-zane da zane-zane.Giles, Darrell (24 October 2004). "Legal eagles get thrown a curly one". The Sunday Mail (2 - State - Main Country ed.). p. 39. 

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