County Hall, Worcester

County Hall is a striking municipal building located in Worcester, Worcestershire, serving as the headquarters of Worcestershire County Council. Opened in 1978, it was designed in the Brutalist style and features a series of interconnected pavilions made from red brick. The site includes a landscaped area with a lake and waterfall, enhancing its aesthetic appeal. Inside, visitors can find the council chamber and an exhibition space for local artists. Notable artworks include a painting by David Bates and a sculpture by Sandy O'Connor. The building has a rich history, including visits from notable figures such as the Duke of Edinburgh and the Duke of Kent. However, it is set to close in June 2024 due to significant repair costs.