Niterói City Council building, Municipal council building in Niterói, Brazil.
Niterói City Council building is a municipal administration structure featuring eclectic architecture in downtown Niterói. The white facade displays symmetrical windows and varied design elements reflecting early 20th-century characteristics.
The building was originally constructed as the seat of the State of Guanabara Assembly before being repurposed as Niterói's city council in 1983. This shift in function reflected broader administrative changes in the region.
The building sits in the heart of the downtown area and shapes how people experience the civic plaza with its prominent white facade. Visitors immediately sense its role as the center of local government.
The building is located at Praça da República and is easily accessible by public transportation. It sits alongside other government structures, making it simple to orient yourself in the area.
The building received INEPAC Good Class heritage recognition in 1980 for its architectural importance. This designation ensures that its design features are protected as part of Niterói's architectural heritage.
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