The Magistrate's Court, Petah Tikva
Israel, Petah Tikva
Public Buildings
Completed
The Magistrate's Court, Petah Tikva
Israel, Petah Tikva
Public Buildings
Completed
The establishment of the Magistrate’s court in Petah Tikva was led by Ashtrom as a PPP concessions project, which included the planning, capital facilitation, construction, and management of the complex for a period of 20 years.
Development and Management of a Magistrate’s Court
The Petah Tikva Magistrate's Court complex spans four levels and features 39 courtrooms, a wing of judges' chambers, an area for detainees, and a public parking lot for employees and visitors. There is also a separate entrance for the juvenile court at the complex entrance.
Completed by Ashtrom Construction in 2007, the complex is now managed by Ashtrom Concessions, overseeing operational and maintenance tasks such as operation of electro-mechanical systems, management of maintenance workers, cleaning services, building accessibility, parking lot operations, continuous building upgrades to meet evolving needs, and coordination with external contractors and suppliers.
