European Court of Human Rights

Government & Civic · by Rogers Stirk Harbour · 1994

France

With its steel expression, cylindrical chambers, and exposed technical language, the building announces justice as something public and visible rather than hidden behind stone facades. It has the clarity of infrastructure, but also a symbolic charge that suits an institution charged with safeguarding fundamental rights.

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