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The Altona Amtsgericht, a lower district court that has jurisdiction over minor cival and criminal cases, was built between 1873 and 1878. The round brick building is in the style of the Berlin school associated with Schinkel. It is a vivid …
The Sievekingsplatz is dominated by the historic dome-shaped Hanseatic supreme court building dating from 1907 to 1912. It is flanked by the Civil Law Court, built of sandstone and yellow brick, and the red-brick Criminal Law Court. Representative …
The JVA Billwerder is a prison in Hamburg. The building was constructed 2003 to 2006. The area contains 200 hectare, the wall is 1,8 kilometers long and there are 803 prisoners detained.The prison proposes different possibilities for working …
The JVA Glasmoor is a open prison, which means, no fences or high security standards. The area of the prison is huge and lies within a nature reserve.The area contains several factories, a big barn, a lot of stables, attics, outdoor areas like a …
The Criminal Law Court, built of yellow brick and sandstone between 1879 and 1882, is a German Renaissance building. At the back of the building lies the prison. A new wing was added between 1927 and 1929 using red clinker to create a rather solemn …
The Civil Law Court, built between 1898 and 1903, like the Supreme Court and the Criminal Law Court is made of yellow brick and sandstone. Style, material and size of the building are a mere variation of the Criminal Law Court.
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