Bildungs- und Kulturzentrum Frankfurt, Educational complex in Höchst district, Frankfurt, Germany.
The Bildungs- und Kulturzentrum Frankfurt is a school building with four floors arranged in a square layout in the Höchst district. The complex combines glass entrance halls with specialized teaching spaces and event areas within one structure.
The center was built on the site of a people's education facility founded in 1927, which was taken over by the United States Army after World War II. A modern educational and cultural building replaced it to meet growing school enrollment needs.
The center includes Frankfurt's largest upper secondary school, the Friedrich-Dessauer-Gymnasium, along with adult education facilities and cultural event spaces.
The center sits at the intersection of Gebeschusstraße and Michael-Stumpf-Straße with direct access to Frankfurt-Höchst station. This location makes it simple to reach by public transportation from anywhere in the city.
The third floor houses dedicated laboratories for biology, physics, and chemistry, complemented by computer rooms for technology education.
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