House of the Cantons
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Summary
House of the Cantons is an administrative building[1]. It is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- House of the Cantons is located in Bern[3].
- House of the Cantons is in the country of Switzerland[4].
- House of the Cantons's instance of is recorded as administrative building[5].
- House of the Cantons's architect is recorded as Otto Dorer[6].
- House of the Cantons's architect is recorded as Adolf Füchslin[7].
- The location of House of the Cantons was Red Quarter[8].
- House of the Cantons is part of list of cultural properties in Bern / Inner City (West)[9].
- House of the Cantons is part of Old City of Bern[10].
- House of the Cantons's Commons category is recorded as Speichergasse 6 / Hodlerstrasse 5 (Bern)[11].
- House of the Cantons's occupant is recorded as Conference of the Cantonal Governments[12].
- 1891 marks the founding of House of the Cantons[13].
- House of the Cantons's coordinate location is recorded as {'lat': 46.9506, 'lon': 7.44248}[14].
- House of the Cantons's located on street is recorded as Speichergasse[15].
- House of the Cantons's located on street is recorded as Hodlerstrasse[16].
- House of the Cantons's described at URL is recorded as https://bauinventar.bern.ch/pdfs/speichergasse_6_hodlerstrasse_.pdf[17].
- House of the Cantons's heritage designation is recorded as Swiss cultural property of cantonal or local significance[18].
- House of the Cantons's appears in the heritage monument list is recorded as list of cultural properties in Bern / Inner City (West)[19].
- House of the Cantons's street address is recorded as {'lang': 'de-ch', 'text': 'Speichergasse 6 / Hodlerstrasse 5, 5.1, 3011 Bern'}[20].
- House of the Cantons's located in the statistical territorial entity is recorded as Inner City[21].
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Geography
House of the Cantons is in the country of Switzerland[4]. It is located in Bern[3]. Part of include list of cultural properties in Bern / Inner City (West)[9] and Old City of Bern[10], an old town[22], in Switzerland[23].
Designation and Status
House of the Cantons's instance of is recorded as administrative building[5]. Its heritage designation is recorded as Swiss cultural property of cantonal or local significance[18].
History and Context
1891 marks the founding of House of the Cantons[13].
Why It Matters
House of the Cantons is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]