European Court of Human Rights building

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The European Court of Human Rights building in Strasbourg, France is an architectural landmark designed by Richard Rogers, completed in 1994. Situated on the banks of the Ill River, the building is characterized by its modern design featuring large glass facades and distinctive cylindrical structures. The design symbolizes transparency and justice, reflecting the court's mission to uphold human rights across Europe. Inside, the complex includes courtrooms, offices, and public spaces, facilitating the court's work in handling cases and delivering judgments on human rights issues.

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