ZDF-Hochhaus

The ZDF-Hochhaus extends 70 meters into the sky with 14 floors, forming the main administrative and editorial building of German television network ZDF.

Architect Heinz Laubach completed the construction of this broadcasting center in 1974, with total costs reaching 178 million Deutsche Mark at completion.

The building contains 700 office spaces arranged around a central core, representing a significant development in German media infrastructure and broadcasting capabilities.

The structure measures 125 meters in length and 19 meters in width, incorporating technical facilities, elevator shafts, and social spaces throughout its floors.

Until the completion of Bonifazius Towers in 1977, this steel-concrete building stood as the tallest office structure in Mainz, using 25,000 cubic meters of concrete.

Location: Mainz-Lerchenberg

Inception: 1974

Architects: Heinz Laubach

Floors above the ground: 14

Height: 70 m

GPS coordinates: 49.96278,8.20560

Latest update: March 4, 2025 15:04