Brahms Kontor, Cultural heritage monument and Kontorhaus in Neustadt, Hamburg, Germany.
The Brahms Kontor rises 55 meters high across 15 floors, featuring a steel frame structure covered in brick with bronze sculptures along its facade.
The building, completed between 1927 and 1931, stood as Hamburg's highest secular structure at the time and survived World War II with minimal damage.
Named after composer Johannes Brahms in 2005, the building includes a decorated entrance hall that maintains original design elements from the 1930s.
A renovation investment of 36 million euros transformed the structure into modern office spaces while preserving its historical architectural features.
Bronze sculptures decorate the building's exterior, including figures known as 'Bronzejünglingen' and an elephant sculpture called 'Anton'.
Location: Hamburg-Mitte
GPS coordinates: 53.55472,9.97917
Latest update: March 6, 2025 17:17
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