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Marion County New Judicial Center

Lebanon, Kentucky
The design is classical in style. The use of brick and stone with classical stone columns at the courtrooms and the entry provide a strong architectural connection complementing the Georgian style of the Hourigan County Office Building.

The design is classical in style. The use of brick and stone with classical stone columns at the courtrooms and the entry provide a strong architectural connection complementing the Georgian style of the Hourigan County Office Building.

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The Marion County Judicial Center is located on 2 acres, adjacent to the Hourigan County Office Building in Lebanon.

The design is classical in style. The use of brick and stone with classical stone columns at the courtrooms and the entry provide a strong architectural connection complementing the Georgian style of the Hourigan County Office Building. Natural walnut millwork occurs throughout the judicial center.

The placement of the building on the site allowed the development of a corner entry to the building while providing a formal termination to the dramatic public open space fronting the four public buildings on Spaulding Avenue.