As the centerpiece of one of New Zealand�s most important judicial buildings, the interior of the Supreme Court delivers a focused environment well suited to our country�s finest legal minds. The modernist lines of the legal library contrast with the sculptural fluidity of the connecting stairs. The Supreme Court�s domed central egg hatches the kernel of an ideal: truth, justice and independent jurisprudence. Impeccably crafted with tessellated timber interlocking forms, the central court features a purity of form that is carried through to the intimate detailing.