Orange County Courthouse, County courthouse and skyscraper in Orlando, United States

The Orange County Courthouse is a 127-metre skyscraper completed in 1997 in Orlando, Florida, designed by HLM Design. Its tower has 23 levels and holds the Ninth Judicial Circuit Court of Florida and Orange County's county court. The complex also includes two five-storey buildings for the State Attorney and the Public Defender, plus a 1,500-car parking facility.

The building opened in 1997 to meet growing demand for court facilities in the rapidly expanding Orange County area. Its completion allowed the judicial system to significantly increase its capacity.

The complex serves Orange County's county court and the Ninth Judicial Circuit Court of Florida, with separate five-story buildings for the State Attorney and the Public Defender. The free Lymmo bus links it to other downtown Orlando points.

The complex sits in downtown Orlando and is linked to other downtown points by the free Lymmo bus, so visitors can reach it without driving. Its 1,500-car parking facility serves the courthouse tower and the two five-story offices of the State Attorney and Public Defender.

The complex also includes two five-storey buildings for the State Attorney and the Public Defender, plus a 1,500-car parking facility. The free Lymmo bus links the courthouse to other downtown Orlando points. The tower was designed by HLM Design and reaches 127 metres.