Staedtisches
Hallenbad, Innsbruck, Austria
The https://guide.aut.cc website
says of this building that, "... The listed
indoor swimming pool was built in the interwar
period according to plans of city architect
Frederick Concert, the u. a. also planned the
urban steam bath in the Salurnerstraße. It is
characterized on the one hand by the clear
structure of the building mass, which can be
clearly seen on the outside, and on the other,
there are many allusions to secessionism in
detail. The heart of the swimming pool is the
three-sided free-standing, two-storey indoor
swimming pool with its large windows and a
circular gallery. In 2014, the roof
structure of the indoor swimming pool was
completely replaced, the original Scheindecke with
its numerous stucco elements recreated and the
original color scheme reconstructed inside."
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