Cecilienallee 1–2, Architectural heritage monument in Düsseldorf, Germany.
Description
Cecilienallee 1-2 is a protected building in Düsseldorf built with an early 20th-century steel frame structure. The architecture displays characteristic features of administrative design from that era with clean, functional forms.
History
The building was constructed in 1910 and initially served as headquarters for the Mannesmann industrial company. After World War II, the British Military Government used it, and later it became an official residence for state government leaders.
Culture
The building now houses the House of History North Rhine-Westphalia and displays exhibitions about the state's development. Visitors can explore stories of people and events from different periods shown through displays and collections.
Practical
The building sits along the Rhine embankment near the state parliament and is easy to reach. Access is available and the site welcomes visitors with regular opening hours for exhibitions throughout the year.
Did you know?
The building was designed by renowned architect Peter Behrens, known for his innovative approach to industrial-era design. His design principles continue to shape the appearance and internal structure of the building today.
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