Wemmetsweiler town hall

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description

brief description: 

In 1921, the communities of Wemmetsweiler and Heiligenwald were merged to form the Bürgermeisterei of Wemmetsweiler. Since the newly formed community did not have an official representative administrative seat, a new town hall had to be built. Following a laborious financing process and lengthy approval procedures, the building was finished under the guidance of local architect Otto Eberbach and inaugurated on 02 october 1926. The neoclassical-style town hall was meant to reflect the newly formed community’s self-confidence. With its grand cupola, which can be seen from afar, the building has become the landmark symbol of Wemmetsweiler. It was the seat of the municipal administration until the territorial and administrative reform of 1973. Today, it only houses a part of the communal administration, a welfare center, and a restaurant.

relevant filming facts

usage: 
town hall, municipal administration, event location for conferences, concerts, plays, etc.
condition: 
good
lighting conditions: 
artificial light and natural light, depends on the time of day
Background noise: 
lively
surroundings: 
town center
ceiling height: 
2,70-6,00 meters
Lift/elevator: 
available
possible disturbing factors: 
office routine inside an administrative building
Space restrictions: 
to be discussed
Time restrictions : 
to be discussed
Catering: 
can be arranged on demand
premises: 
meeting rooms can be made available for filming
Filming experience: 
n/a

accessibility

car: 
coming on the A8 highway, take the Merchweiler exit. Continue to the town center and follow the main road (Hauptstraße)
train: 
take the train to Wemmetsweiler and continue by public transport

supply

sanitary facilities: 
available
parking lot: 
available
electricity supply: 
available
water supply: 
available

contact

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