The Fachhochschule Bergedorf, a striking example of Brutalist architecture, was constructed in 1972 in Hamburg and stands as a masterpiece designed by architects Graaf + Schweger. The building is a testament to the architectural ethos of the time, showcasing the Brutalist style with its long, imposing structures amidst a serene suburban landscape. The architects’ vision is evident in the raw, unembellished concrete surfaces of the building, adhering to the Brutalist principles of béton brut.