County Hall, Mold

County Hall, located in Mold, Wales, is a notable former municipal building that served as the headquarters for various county councils from 1967 until 2025. Designed in a brutalist style by architect Robert Harvey, the building features a distinctive seven-storey structure with a series of parallel wings and heavy concrete surrounds. Officially opened by Princess Margaret in 1968, it has a rich history tied to the evolution of local governance in Flintshire. Although it has undergone significant changes, including the demolition of its rear wings, County Hall remains an important landmark in Mold, reflecting the architectural and civic heritage of the area.