KHCAA Golden Jubilee Chamber Complex, Legal chambers complex in Kochi, India.

The KHCAA Golden Jubilee Chamber Complex stands on the seaward side of the Kerala High Court in Kochi. Its eastern and western faces each carry two black-textured fins built with cantilever beams and aerocon blocks, and the southern face bears an "A" shape resting on a projected beam, modelled on an advocate's collar and band. It holds 540 independent chambers, a conference hall, a reference-cum-cyber library, a cafeteria, two banks with ATMs and an Indian Coffee House.

The foundation stone was laid in November 2008, followed by the installation of 120 reinforced concrete piles to support the structure. This project marked an important development in legal infrastructure for the city.

On the southern side, a benchmark design shaped like the letter "A" rests on a projected beam; it stands for an advocate's collar and band. The building belongs to the Kerala High Court Advocates Association, whose chambers fill the complex beside the High Court in Kochi.

The complex stands on the seaward side of the Kerala High Court building, with parking for 38 cars and three high-speed lifts serving the floors. Two banks with ATMs, a cafeteria and an Indian Coffee House operate inside, along with a conference hall and a reference-cum-cyber library.

The building's FTTH link was installed by BSNL, making it one of Kerala's first fully fibre-to-the-home enabled buildings. The connection runs to each of the 540 independent chambers rather than to shared common areas.