City hall of Venlo, Town hall in Venlo, Netherlands
The City Hall of Venlo is a modern administrative building in the Dutch city of Venlo. It combines office spaces with public areas, while the facade features extensive plantings and solar panels.
The original structure dates from the 15th century but underwent multiple rebuilds and expansions over time. The current building was completed in 2016, replacing the earlier versions entirely.
The building serves as a hub for city events and houses spaces for exhibitions, weddings, and community gatherings. Visitors can experience the active civic life of Venlo here.
The lower levels offer public facilities and open spaces for visitors. The upper floors contain secured office areas and are typically not accessible to tourists.
The building follows Cradle to Cradle principles, with materials documented for future recycling. This approach makes it a model for sustainable construction across Europe.
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