Eugene City Hall

Eugene City Hall was a municipal building in downtown Eugene designed in mid-century modern style with clean lines and open spaces. The complex featured a central plaza and underground parking, creating a functional center for city administration and public services.

The building was constructed in 1964 and served as the heart of Eugene's municipal operations for nearly 50 years. Structural issues led to its closure in 2012 and eventual demolition as the city sought safer facilities.

The building represented Eugene's post-war growth and the city's embrace of modern design as a sign of progress. It served as a gathering point where residents came to conduct civic business and engage with their community.

City operations moved to a different location, so the original site now functions as an open area rather than an active government building. The space is accessible during daylight hours and can be explored from the surrounding streets and pathways.

The site of the original building changed ownership and currently serves as a temporary parking area, showing how civic spaces adapt and transform over time. This repurposing reflects the evolving needs of the city rather than remaining vacant or unused.

Location: Eugene

Inception: 1964

Floors above the ground: 1

Website: http://eugene-or.gov/index.aspx?nid=668

GPS coordinates: 44.05150,-123.08900

Latest update: December 14, 2025 09:40