In the centre of Hamburg there is a street named %26#39;Stadthausbrücke%26#39;. There is also an S-Bahn station on this road with the same name. The literal English translation of %26#39;Stadthausbrücke%26#39; is %26#39;city house bridge%26#39;.
What exactly is the %26#39;city house%26#39;? I don%26#39;t think it is a reference to the city hall, as this is of course known in German as %26#39;Rathaus%26#39;, and as I walked through the street I could not see any building denoted as the %26#39;Stadthaus%26#39;.
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dict.leo.org says Stadthaus = townhouse
There is no real fix defination.
A Stadthaus can be a town hall
www.mobil-potsdam.de/s_stadthaus_62.htm
or another public building
mannheim.de/io2/…20N1
http://www.stadthaus.ulm.de/
or a hotel
http://www.das-stadthaus.de/index2.html
something older
hvbimmobilien.de/projekte/index_1000176.html
or less old
das-neue-dresden.de/stadthaus-dresden1923.ht…
or just a plan for the future
lbs.de/west/…lbs-stadthaus
or something you can buy %26quot;out of the box%26quot;
hausausstellung.de/Das-Stadthaus-Flair-124-I…
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If i%26#39;m not totally mistaken, the Stadthaus refers to the building which now harbours the Baubehörde, the turn of the century building on the corner of the Neuer Wall. Notorious, because it was once the Hamburg Gestapo HQ.
Cheers, Dieter
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