Town Hall Ruedersdorf
Main Office
1913 an extension of the existing District Court Kalkberge was carried out through the construction of an additional office building in Church Street (today Hans-Striegelski-Straße 5), which was completed on April 1th, 1914.
This two-wing corner building should serve Rüdersdorfer municipality as a business building of the district court Kalkberge.
Because of its demanding façade and the representative stairwell on an oval ground plan, it was considered to be an architectural monument.
In its exterior design as a three-story brick building under the hipped roof was made an extensive adaptation to the already existing courthouse.
The interior was made in an era marked by Neobarock- and Art Nouveau influences design. Thus the entire system of three courthouses appears as a uniform closed and urban dominant ensemble that the central townscape Rüdersdorf impressed with.
From 1914 - 1918 the building served as a hospital for the wounded of World War 1. Thereafter, court officials and lawyers based in the offices 1 and 2. Floor and apartments upstairs.
After the war in 1945 a polyclinic with Night Sanatorium was establishment. In 1968 the municipality moved to the former District Court of the present town hall of the municipality of Ruedersdorf rooms.
From the marker in front of the town hall