Long Island Federal Courthouse
Identification
Long Island Federal Courthouse
Senator Alfonse D'Amato Courthouse, U.S. District Courthouse
134995
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Structure in general
high-rise building
steel
aluminum
glass
glass
postmodern
Usage
court house
Facts
- Located in Central Islip, adjacent to the existing county courthouse, this federal courthouse takes advantage of panoramic views over both Great South Bay and the Atlantic Ocean.
- This building reinterprets the courthouse type to enable it to function as a new kind of civic institution, receptive to public events as well as to the formalities of the judicial process.
- Designed in a partnership with Richard Meier & Partners, the 12-story building was placed on a podium to give it a presence on an otherwise flat and undifferentiated exurban site.
- The north façade is faced with stone and pierced by horizontal windows.
- The structure, one of the tallest on Long Island, is meticulously organized to accommodate as many proceedings as possible.
- Measuring in at 870,000 sq. ft., the facility houses 23 separate courtrooms, 24 judges' chambers, a law library, office space for several Federal agencies and a cafeteria.
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345.63 ft
12
2000
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General contractor, Structural engineering, MEP engineering, Owner, Fire protection engineering, Light engineering, Floor plate contractor