City Hall, Hoorn, the Netherlands

The three-story City Hall building displays the principles of structuralism with clean geometric lines and functional spaces throughout its exterior and interior design.

After its inauguration in January 1977, the City Hall underwent substantial renovations in March 1981 to modernize facilities and enhance services for residents.

The City Hall serves as a central gathering point for community events, administrative functions, and public ceremonies in the northern district of West Friesland.

Located near the market square, the City Hall houses municipal offices and provides essential administrative services for the residents of Hoorn.

The building represents a departure from traditional Dutch architectural styles, embracing the structuralist movement of the 1970s with its modular design approach.

Location: Hoorn

Inception: March 1981

Official opening: January 1977

Architectural style: structuralism

Floors above the ground: 3

Address: Nieuwe Steen 1

GPS coordinates: 52.65537,5.06283

Latest update: March 7, 2025 03:02