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Schürmann-Bau

Contemporary design in Bonn's urban landscape

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The Schürmann-Bau captivates with its sleek, modern architecture and seamless integration into the surroundings. Designed by the esteemed architect Joachim Schürmann, the building provides not only office space but also enriches the cityscape visually. Its opening in 2002 marked a significant milestone in the development of Bonn's government district. Let the contemporary architecture inspire you and explore the nuances of modern design.

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The building is maintained by the Federal Office for Building and Regional Planning.

Quick Facts

Architect: Joachim Schürmann
Opening Date: June 27, 2002

Guided Story

Imagine standing at a place where history and modernity meet seamlessly. The Schürmann-Bau ahead of you is not just an impressive piece of modern architecture, but also a symbol of Bonn's transition from a capital city to an international hub. Look up and take in the sleek lines crafted by Joachim Schürmann. Did you know that this building was initially intended for the Bundestag administration before Bonn lost its capital status? Now it houses international organizations, standing as a testament to the city's adaptability. Turn around, and you'll see the Old Waterworks behind you, once used as a plenary hall. This area is alive with history, showcasing how Bonn continually reinvents itself.