Bauverwaltung Hannover

Bauverwaltung Hannover is an eight-story administrative building featuring a natural stone facade and a central entrance hall with a prominent staircase on Rudolf-Hillebrecht-Platz. The structure occupies a prominent position in the city center and serves the city's construction administration needs.

The construction administration was established in 1945 following World War II to coordinate rebuilding efforts across Hannover. It became a key institution for managing the city's construction projects during the post-war period.

The building preserves the portal from the former Garde-du-Corps barracks at its entrance, displaying the British coat of arms predating 1837. This architectural fragment connects the city's past to its present in a visible way.

The office provides citizens with information, permits, and guidance for all building-related matters in Hannover. Visitors should note that the building remains scaffolded until 2025 while undergoing renovation work.

The building is currently undergoing comprehensive renovation while maintaining its protected heritage status. The work shows how modern upkeep can preserve historically protected structures while keeping them functional.