Austin City Hall
Austin, United States
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Austin City Hall, completed in 2004, serves as the seat of municipal government in downtown Austin, Texas. Designed in the deconstructivism style, the 67-meter structure employs limestone and copper as its primary materials, creating a distinctive presence in the city's center. The building functions as the official meeting place for the Austin City Council and is located at 301 W 2nd Street.
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- Built
- Type
- Rathaus
- Materials
- limestone, copper
- Height
- 67 m
- Place
- Austin, United States
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