Baumann House (Aarhus)

Baumann House in Aarhus is a listed building from 1911 that originally served as the administrative headquarters of the Danish railway workshops. Designed by the architect Povl Baumann, after whom the building is named, it stands on a rise in the Indre By district and towers over the adjoining workshops. The imposing red-brick architecture stands out for its freestanding position and a steep roof, distinguished by a large dormer window with a balcony on the front facade and smaller dormers at the rear. Today, the lower floors of the historic building house fitness and spinning studios, while the upper floors continue to preserve their architectural significance as part of the city's heritage.