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Dresden Academy of Fine Arts is a university, located at Brühlsche Terrasse 1, 01067 Dresden, Germany. They can be contacted via phone at +49 351 4402260, visit their website www.hfbk-dresden.de for more detailed information.

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Brühlsche Terrasse 1, 01067 Dresden
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8 Reviews

  • A Z
    07 December 2017

    Umělecká akademie je komplex budov, zvaný také dle autora stavby, Lipsiova budova (Lipsius-Bau). Je také přezdívána jako lis/mačkátko na citrony podle tvaru hlavní kopule. Je to monumentální stavba, která zabírá velkou část Brühlské terasy a také Starého města. Vyvolává dodnes rozporuplné názory.

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  • Dong Lee
    17 November 2017

    드레스덴 미술 아카데미. 줄여서 HfBK Dresden이라거나 HfBK라고도 하는데 시각 예술 직업 학교가 위치한 곳이란다.
    1764년에 세워졌고

    건물이 고즈녁하이나쁘지 않음.

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  • Roman Privrotskiy
    22 July 2017

    Само здание - очень красивое! Его стоит увидеть. А вот современные изобретатели - так себе. Как раз во время пребывания в этом городе, проходила их выставка - "какашка редкая" или может я просто не понимаю современно искусство - современных изобретателей, а вот само здание - бомба ;)

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  • Demian Wüst
    09 May 2017

    Krank was im Innern abgeht. Linke Hetze pur.

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  • Саша М
    09 March 2017

    Дрезденська академія образотворчого мистецтва. Купол іронічно обізвали "соковитискачка для лимонів" через її форму.

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  • Philippe Gault
    13 February 2017

    Sa façade imposante est superbe offrant une vue sur l'Elbe

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  • Jui Hong Teoh
    28 October 2016

    Right on top near the Elbe is the Dresden Academy of Fine Arts, a building that shines as a landmark on the Elbe in Dresden. It’s a series of buildings housing an actual academy. The glass dome on one of the building has been affectionally called the “Lemon Squeezer” because, well, it looks like one.

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  • Harry Jassi
    09 September 2016

    Top.

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