Westchester County Courthouse

White Plains, United States

Open to visitors

The interior is normally open, possibly ticketed.

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The Westchester County Courthouse, completed in 1974 in White Plains, New York, is a striking example of brutalist architecture. Rising 271 meters, the building employs concrete and stucco as its primary materials, creating the massive, fortress-like forms characteristic of the brutalist style. Its imposing vertical presence dominates the skyline of the county seat and serves as a prominent civic landmark.