Immeuble Louise-Weiss

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Immeuble Louise-Weiss is the main building of the European Parliament complex in Strasbourg, France, known for its distinctive modern architecture and symbolic role in the European Union.

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Immeuble Louise Weiss 1
Immeuble Louise-Weiss canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf European Parliament building
building
seat of parliament
architecturalStyle modern architecture
postmodern architecture
category Buildings and structures in Strasbourg
European Union buildings
Seats of national and supranational legislatures
continent Europe
coordinates 48.597°N 7.768°E
country France
floorCount over 15 floors
function plenary chamber of the European Parliament
seat of the European Parliament
hasCapacity over 700 MEP seats in the hemicycle
hasFeature distinctive tower-like structure
glass façade
open unfinished-looking exterior form
hasPart committee rooms
hemicycle of the European Parliament
offices
plenary chamber
press facilities
visitor facilities
heritageStatus major landmark of Strasbourg
inception late 20th century
languageOfName French
locatedIn Bas-Rhin
European Parliament complex in Strasbourg
Grand Est
Quartier Européen de Strasbourg
Strasbourg
locatedOn banks of the Ill River
mainBuildingOf European Parliament complex in Strasbourg
namedAfter Louise Weiss
operator European Parliament
ownedBy European Union
partOf European Parliament
European Parliament campus in Strasbourg
primaryUse plenary sessions of the European Parliament
symbolizes European Union
European integration
democracy in the European Union
usedBy European Parliament staff
Members of the European Parliament

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Louise Weiss building (Strasbourg) alsoKnownAs Immeuble Louise-Weiss
Louise Weiss building alsoKnownAs Immeuble Louise Weiss
linked to: Immeuble Louise-Weiss