BlueBox Bochum, Modern university building in Bochum, Germany.
BlueBox Bochum is a modern university building designed to host conferences, workshops, and academic gatherings. The structure contains multiple flexible spaces that can be arranged to accommodate different types of events and meetings.
The building was constructed in 1965 as a temporary dining facility and was later repurposed for different functions. Over the years it underwent several transformations that led to its current role as an event venue.
The building serves as a gathering space where students and visitors meet for events and academic activities. It functions as a central hub in the daily rhythm of campus life.
The building is accessible to external groups wishing to reserve conference and event spaces. Visitors should check which areas suit their planned activities before making arrangements.
The name comes from the blue panels that covered the windows during its period as a storage facility. This distinctive feature became a memorable part of the building's identity during that phase.
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