Akademiegebäude Bismarckstraße

The Akademiegebäude Bismarckstraße features red clinker brick facades and consists of asymmetrical building sections with flat roofs in a functionalist architectural style.

Construction of this educational institution began in 1929 under architect Franz Erich Kassbaum, halted during the economic crisis in 1931, and completed in 1935 under Nazi supervision.

The building served multiple educational purposes, from a women's teacher training college to various departments of the University of Hannover throughout its existence.

The Hannover University of Applied Sciences currently occupies the building complex, which requires renovations estimated at 50 million euros for future development.

The structure includes a 34-meter-high music tower designed to isolate sound, and semicircular seminar rooms intended for interactive teaching methods.

Location: Südstadt-Bult

Inception: 1930s

GPS coordinates: 52.35517,9.76650

Latest update: March 6, 2025 12:23