The
»Friedrich August Finger Building« was erected
in 1960.
With
its asymmetric window band motives in street and gable facades
and its free swinging exterior staircase, it is an architectural
avowal to new forms.
Today
it is used by the civil engineering faculty as an office
and laboratory building with four seminar rooms. Here one
can also find the FIB – the Finger
Institute for Building Material Science – the Bauhaus
University‘s largest research institute and one of
the world‘s leading centers of concrete research.
