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Federal Environment Agency

Germany's central environmental authority since 1974

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Located in Dessau-Roßlau, the Federal Environment Agency building was constructed in 1974 and designed by the architecture firm Sauerbruch Hutton. With approximately 1800 employees, it is the largest environmental agency in Europe, providing scientific support to the federal government in environmental protection.
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The Federal Environment Agency is Europe's largest environmental authority.

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Founded
1974
Architect
Sauerbruch Hutton
Wheelchair Access
Fully accessible

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Guided Story

Imagine standing before a building that's more than just an office—it's a statement. Look at the vibrant colors on the facade. It's no accident. The architect intentionally played with colors and forms to reflect the versatility and dynamism of the environment. Did you know this building has been pivotal in making Germany more eco-friendly since 1974? Behind you, in the distance, you might spot the Petruskirche, a reminder of this city's long history, while the Umweltbundesamt looks toward the future. Step closer and you'll notice the sustainable materials used here. This building isn't just a place to work; it's a symbol of change.

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