The architect of this elegant heritage building was A.B. Hubback, the person instrumental in designing a great number of heritage buildings in Kuala Lumpur as well as other major cities in Malaysia. A distinctive feature of the Old High Court building are the towers topped with a cupola with decorative buttresses around the base. Linking these towers are passageways with two different types of arches, key-hole or horseshoe arches and pointed horseshoe or ogee arches. The towers were origanally dining chambers with private tiffin rooms.

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Ogee arches and keyhole arches

Ogee arches and keyhole arches

Ogee arches and keyhole arches

Ogee arches and keyhole arches

Old High Court Building

Old High Court Building

Ogee arch

Ogee arch

Old High Court Building

Old High Court Building

Mughal architecture against modern skyscrapers

Mughal architecture against modern skyscrapers

The Old High Court Building and its neighbouring counterpart

The Old High Court Building and its neighbouring counterpart