Amtshaus Aplerbeck

The Amtshaus Aplerbeck features traditional German administrative architecture with a symmetrical facade and structured window arrangements across multiple floors.

Built in 1906 by architect Wilhelm Stricker, the Amtshaus served as the central administrative office during Aplerbeck's independent municipality period before joining Dortmund in 1929.

The building represents North Rhine-Westphalia's architectural preservation efforts, maintaining its original administrative function while educating visitors about local governance history.

Located near public transportation routes, the Amtshaus remains an active municipal center where residents can access various administrative services during business hours.

The structure stands at the intersection of Aplerbeck's mining heritage and modern urban development, marking the transition from industrial town to integrated city district.

Location: Dortmund

GPS coordinates: 51.49170,7.55487

Latest update: March 6, 2025 12:13