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Marl Town Hall: Interior · City hall of Marl - Marl, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
1/6 · Interior · City hall of Marl - Marl, North Rhine-Westphalia, GermanyPhoto: Nordenfan · CC BY-SA 4.0 · source
Marl Town Hall: Exterior
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Marl Town Hall: Exterior · Rathaus Marl vom gegenüberliegenden Ufer des Sees
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Marl Town Hall: Exterior
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Marl Town Hall: Exterior
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Marl Town Hall: Interior · City Hall in Marl/Germany
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Photo 1: Interior · City hall of Marl - Marl, North Rhine-Westphalia, GermanyPhoto 2: ExteriorPhoto 3: Exterior · Rathaus Marl vom gegenüberliegenden Ufer des SeesPhoto 4: ExteriorPhoto 5: ExteriorPhoto 6: Interior · City Hall in Marl/Germany

Civic · Brutalism

Marl Town Hall

Van den Broek en Bakema · Marl, Germany · 1967

Key featuresGermany's first suspended towers: floors hung from the top of concrete cores, beside a council hall with a folded roof.

Architect
Van den Broek en Bakema
Place
Marl, Germany
Year
1967
Typology
Civic
Movement
Brutalism
Region
Europe
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