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|caption            = Debrecen Bureau Concilium Building 1
|caption            = Debrecen Bureau Concilium Building 1
|status            = Complete
|status            = Complete
|building_type      = Metropolitcan government building
|building_type      = Metropolitan government building
|location          = [[Debrecen]], [[Debrecen District]], [[Ruvelka]]
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|floor_count        = 48
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|floor_area        = 195,764 m
|floor_area        = 195,764
|architect          = Dorina Balogh
|architect          = Dorina Balogh
|structural_engineer= Alexander Biro
|structural_engineer= Alexander Biro
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The '''Debrecen Bureau Concilium Oberhaus''', commonly referred to as '''The Oberhaus''', houses the headquarters of the Debrecen Bureau Concilium—the metropolitan government of the city of Debrecen and the special wards, cities, and towns that make up the overall Debrecen metropolis. The entire Oberhaus complex is made of five structures that each take up a city block with the tallest of the five being Building 1; Building 4 and Building 5 also house the administrative and logistical headquarters of the Imperial Army’s Debrecen Military District.
The '''Debrecen Bureau Concilium Oberhaus''', commonly referred to as '''The Oberhaus''', houses the headquarters of the Debrecen Bureau Concilium—the metropolitan government of the city of Debrecen and the special wards, cities, and towns that make up the overall Debrecen metropolis. The entire Oberhaus complex is made of five structures that each take up a city block with the tallest of the five being Building 1; Building 4 and Building 5 also house the administrative and logistical headquarters of the Imperial Army’s Debrecen Military District.


Building 1 Is 48 stories tall and is one of the tallest buildings in the city, splitting into two twin towers after the 33rd floor and also includes three basement levels. The top of each tower houses a panoramic observation deck—which are free of charge to the public—and contain several cafes and bars. Both decks are open between 9:00AM and 11:00PM on most days.
Building 1 is 48 stories tall and is one of the tallest buildings in the city, splitting into two twin towers after the 33rd floor and also includes three basement levels. The top of each tower houses a panoramic observation deck—which are free of charge to the public—and contain several cafes and bars. Both decks are open between 9:00AM and 11:00PM on most days.


[[Category:Ruvelka]]
[[Category:Ruvelka]]
[[Category:Landmarks in Ruvelka]]
[[Category:Landmarks in Ruvelka]]

Latest revision as of 19:48, 1 July 2021

Debrecen Bureau Concilium Oberhaus
Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building 2012.JPG
Debrecen Bureau Concilium Building 1
General information
StatusComplete
TypeMetropolitan government building
LocationDebrecen, Debrecen District, Ruvelka
Construction started14 October 1970
Completed10 December 1972
Opening1973; 51 years ago (1973)
OwnerDebrecen Bureau Concilium
Height
Roof242.9 m
Technical details
Floor count48
Floor area195,764 m²
Design and construction
ArchitectDorina Balogh
Structural engineerAlexander Biro

The Debrecen Bureau Concilium Oberhaus, commonly referred to as The Oberhaus, houses the headquarters of the Debrecen Bureau Concilium—the metropolitan government of the city of Debrecen and the special wards, cities, and towns that make up the overall Debrecen metropolis. The entire Oberhaus complex is made of five structures that each take up a city block with the tallest of the five being Building 1; Building 4 and Building 5 also house the administrative and logistical headquarters of the Imperial Army’s Debrecen Military District.

Building 1 is 48 stories tall and is one of the tallest buildings in the city, splitting into two twin towers after the 33rd floor and also includes three basement levels. The top of each tower houses a panoramic observation deck—which are free of charge to the public—and contain several cafes and bars. Both decks are open between 9:00AM and 11:00PM on most days.