Tempe Municipal Building
Tempe, United States
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The Tempe Municipal Building in Tempe, Arizona, is a striking example of modernist civic architecture completed in 1971. Designed by architects Rolf Osland, Michael Goodwin, and Kemper Goodwin, the structure is distinguished by its distinctive inverted pyramid form, a bold geometric statement that serves as the city's hall. The unconventional shape—narrower at the base and wider at the top—makes it an iconic landmark that departs sharply from traditional municipal building conventions.
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