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The city City-County Building is that the seat of presidency for the town of city and homes each city and Allegheny River County offices. It’s placed in Downtown city at 414 Grant Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The building was designed by Henry Hornbostel and opened in 1917. Its main hall is encircled by gilded classical columns forty seven feet high, supporting a domed ceiling of Gustavino earthenware tile. Subject sculpture on the building was created by Charles Keck.
Although huge in its title, it’s simply the most structure in an exceedingly advanced of city/county service buildings within the neighboring blocks. The city/county annex may be a block east of the structure “behind” it on Ross Street and it’s conjointly terribly giant. The Allegheny River county seat and offices border the structure to the north. Up till the Sixties, the corrections department had its offices to the northeast of the structure. On the seventh floor of the building may be a huge mural completed in 1940 entitled “Justice” by award winning creative person Harry Scheuch.
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