Gotthard Building

The Gotthard Building exhibits Renaissance Revival architecture with symmetrical proportions, classical detailing, and ornamental features throughout its exterior and interior spaces.

The construction of this administrative structure, completed in 1889 under architect Gustav Mossdorf, marked a period of governmental development in nineteenth-century Lucerne.

The building represents Switzerland's commitment to architectural preservation as a Class A cultural property, reflecting the nation's dedication to maintaining its heritage.

Located at Schweizerhofquai 6 in central Lucerne, the courthouse maintains regular operating hours for administrative and legal proceedings throughout the week.

The structure contains specific architectural elements that combine Swiss administrative functionality with Renaissance Revival aesthetics in ways not found in other regional courthouses.

Location: Lucerne

Inception: 1889

Architects: Gustav Mossdorf

Architectural style: Renaissance Revival architecture

Part of: list of cultural properties in Lucerne

Address: Schweizerhofquai 6, 6004 Luzern

GPS coordinates: 47.05500,8.31197

Latest update: April 6, 2025 13:17