Krajský úřad Libereckého kraje, Public administration building in Perštýn, Czech Republic
The Liberec Region's regional office is a tall administrative building with 30 floors located in Perštýn. The structure houses all the government departments and services that manage affairs for the region in one central location.
The building's origins trace back to 1901, while its main construction phase took place in 1976 under architect Zdeněk Plesník's direction. This construction was part of the administrative modernization of the region during the later 20th century.
The regional office coordinates educational programs, social welfare initiatives, and maintains cultural development across the Liberec Region through various departments.
The office is located at U Jezu 642/2a and is accessible during weekday hours. Visitors can access various administrative services and reach the departments they need to contact at this single address.
The structure features specialized departments handling matters from transportation to environmental protection, serving as the central administrative hub for the region.
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