Norddeutsche Akademie für Finanzen und Steuerrecht

The Norddeutsche Akademie für Finanzen und Steuerrecht occupies a school building constructed between 1928 and 1930 according to designs by Heinrich Bomhoff and Hermann Schöne. The structure displays features typical of administrative buildings from that period, with layouts and materials chosen to support educational functions.

The building was constructed in the late 1920s as an educational facility and has served that purpose ever since. During World War II it functioned as a military hospital, then resumed its role in vocational education after the war.

The building carries the name of an institution dedicated to training finance administration professionals. Visitors can observe the architectural style from the 1920s, which reflects how educational facilities were designed during that era.

The building sits in central Hamburg and is reachable on foot from the main train station and downtown areas. Since it remains an active educational campus, access to interior spaces is typically restricted to enrolled students and staff.

The structure was designed by two prominent architects of the period whose collaboration on this project shows how educational architecture was approached during that era. This partnership between the two designers reflected common construction practices of the time.