Gutenbergschule Frankfurt am Main

Gutenbergschule Frankfurt am Main is a vocational school in Bockenheim offering specialized programs in printing technology, color techniques, and spatial design. Located on Hamburger Allee, the complex houses departments that train students in these craft and design fields.

The building was constructed between 1908 and 1911 by architect Rudolf Reinicke and suffered significant damage during World War II. Extensive reconstruction work continued until 1955, restoring the school to its present state.

The school maintains traditional printing craft alongside modern media tools, with its namesake Johannes Gutenberg representing the bridge between established methods and contemporary practice.

The school is easily accessible by public transportation and features well-equipped classrooms for hands-on work. Note that access to certain areas may be restricted to students and staff.

The school maintains a strong tradition of hands-on learning that allows students to display their work in real competitions and exhibitions. This practical experience outside the classroom gives students a chance to demonstrate their skills on actual projects.