Finnlandhaus, Heritage high-rise building in Neustadt, Hamburg
Description
Finnlandhaus is a modern high-rise in Hamburg-Mitte with 14 floors rising to a height of 51 meters. Its distinctive square floor plan measures 20.4 meters on each side and defines the building's presence in the city.
History
The building was constructed in 1966 and served as the Finnish General Consulate. It represents the architectural developments of the 1960s and the economic ties between Nordic and German regions.
Culture
The exterior displays the Finnish coat of arms with a golden lion on a red background, marking the building's connection to Finland. This symbol is visible from the street and immediately signals the Nordic origins of the structure to passersby.
Practical
The building is clearly visible from the street and located centrally, making it easy to find. The surrounding area provides good accessibility with nearby public transport and pedestrian paths.
Did you know?
The building rests on a central support using an innovative hanging construction method that broke new ground in postwar architecture. This structural approach was groundbreaking at the time and demonstrates the technical skill of its designers.
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