BHF-Bank-Hochhaus

The BHF-Bank-Hochhaus stands 82 meters tall with 23 floors and features horizontal window bands alternating with dark parapet panels across its facade.

Completed in 1965 according to Sep Ruf's designs, this structure marked its position as the tallest building in Frankfurt at the time of construction.

The building represents the evolution of German financial architecture, standing as a testament to Frankfurt's development as a major European banking center.

Located at Bockenheimer Landstrasse 10 in Frankfurt's Westend district, the building maintains its function as a corporate headquarters with regular banking hours.

A bronze sculpture called Brückenschlag, created from 60,000 meters of bronze wire and weighing 9.8 tons, stands in front of the building.

Location: Frankfurt

Architects: Sep Ruf

Floors above the ground: 23

Height: 82 m

GPS coordinates: 50.11640,8.66849

Latest update: March 2, 2025 19:45