Old Fresno City Hall Building

The Old Fresno City Hall Building, designed by architects Franklin and Kump, is a notable example of International style architecture located at 326 Fresno Street. It gained national recognition in 1944 when it was featured in a Museum of Modern Art exhibition showcasing significant American structures built between 1932 and 1944.

This innovative building is characterized by its unique interior ramps system, movable partitions, and a distinctive Council chamber with a cantilevered dais that extends outside the structure. These features reflect a modern approach to design that emphasizes flexibility and functionality.

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