Getrud Luckner Trade School Freiburg, 1995 The artwork on the schoolyard grounds is not an actual bus stop. But at first glance it looks like one. It does not immediately reveal itself as a work of art. The masonry corresponds to that of the school buildings. Moreover, the work of art can be used (benches). Only the interior, with a steel table and a wall-filling large photo, can only be viewed but not entered. The benches are reflected inward through the glass walls that separate them from the interior. The building reconstructs, with reference to Gertrud Luckner, namesake of the school and honorary citizen of the city of Freiburg, the formal language of railroad carriages and waiting halls and is dedicated to the memory of Mrs. Luckner.

Always on the move for her fellow human beings, Gertrud Luckner herself was arrested one day by Nazis on a train and deported to a concentration camp. Her restless, ultimately rushed life for others found pictorial expression in the resting place of the 'Haltestelle'. A work that also gives pictorial form to the temporary stay of young people at the school: In a unique and special way it invites to use the space it offers in a communicative way and to animate it.