South-easterly view: Former theatre hall of progressive Schule am Meer (= School by the Sea) on Juist Island, North Sea, Germany. Built in 1930/31 by renowned Berlin-based architect Bruno Ahrends (1878–1948) the building is now part of the island's youth hostel. Despite its unique status in German architecture and pedagogics its core was removed in the early 1950s to serve as a protestant children's home named 'Inselburg' (= Island Castle). Instead of its large theatre hall with a gallery it became an additional floor, much more rooms and windows. Its formerly distinctive long vertical strip of ribbon windows was wailed. The bordering of the stairs in front of the entrances on its Southern and Western side still represents the time of creation's style.
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