List of architectural monuments in Pullach im Isar Valley

On this page the monuments of the Upper Bavarian municipality Pullach in the Isar valley are compiled. This table is a partial list of the list of architectural monuments in Bavaria . The basis is the Bavarian Monument List , which was first drawn up on the basis of the Bavarian Monument Protection Act of October 1, 1973 and has since been managed by the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation . The following information does not replace the legally binding information from the monument protection authority.

Schwaneck Castle near Pullach

Pullach coat of arms

Ensemble So-called staff leader settlement

File number: E-1-84-139-2

The so-called Stabssiedlung is a uniformly planned overall complex of architectural and historical importance and because of its residents of outstanding historical importance. Since the mid-1930s, Martin Bormann , Reichsleiter and staff leader in the Hess office, acquired properties up to a size of around 80 hectares in the northern municipality of Pullach. The purchase was made on behalf of the NSDAP and with the financial means of this party for the construction of the planned "settlement of the staff of the deputy of the Führer".

In addition to Martin Bormann, other high-ranking employees of the staff and thus the administration of the Nazi dictatorship lived in the settlement. Under the construction management of the architect Roderich Fick , who was commissioned with the planning in January 1936 at the latest, the settlement could probably be completed by 1940. Even the outbreak of the Second World War did not delay the construction project, which was classified as an important part of the war effort.

The settlement concept follows an orthogonal basic scheme that is strictly related to a longitudinal axis. The staff leader's house, a mighty hipped roof building, located in this central axis, serves as the formal and content-related, ie architectural and power-political center of the housing estate, the residential buildings of which are grouped around the central rectangular square located in the central axis of the complex. Removed from this axis reference and slightly removed from the actual housing estate, farm buildings and staff apartments were built. In 1943, the so-called kindergarten with an air raid shelter was built in the central axis opposite the headquarters building. Green spaces and gardens were part of the overall concept by landscape architect Alwin Seifert .

The plots of land were parceled out along Sonnenweg on both sides of the street, while on Heilmannstrasse only along its west side. On the 27 parcels of roughly the same size, 23 single-family houses and four double houses were built as two-storey hipped roof buildings of the same type. The free-standing houses were connected to one another by walls and pergolas. Garden plots of generous size line the large green area of ​​the rectangular square in the middle. Seifert had this central rectangular square planted with trees on the edges.

The head of staff's building was given an additional urban planning, architectural and artistic enhancement through the sculpture garden adjoining it to the south (on its rear side). The design came from Seifert, with sculptures by Josef Thorak and Fritz Klimsch being displayed in the garden. A walled forecourt, from which an access path led directly into the central space, emphasizes the special position of the building, as does the hook-shaped, lower utility wing on the west side, which in turn broke the strict axis principle.

A large nursery with greenhouses was set up in the immediate vicinity of the chief executive's house, east of the garden, bordered to the south-east by the garden manager's residential building and the building for the gardening equipment. This nursery is particularly important for the concept of the settlement. Seifert planned this out of personal conviction under the aspect of biodynamic cultivation, supported by Rudolf Hess .

Clearly separated from the settlement, however, a separate building complex was built further south along Heilmannstraße, the motor vehicle workshop and hall as well as driver accommodation, and at right angles to this, already located on Margaretenstraße, employee housing. Another three residential buildings for motorists were built east of Heilmannstrasse.

All of the buildings by the architect Roderich Ficks have the following typical features: flat plastered buildings with regular axes, no plinths, hipped roofs that are tightly seated, flush between window and wall, portal-like setting of the entrance through narrow natural stone frames, window sashes that open outwards. The uniform planning and the unity of the architectural language establish the unity of the settlement.

Individual monuments according to districts

Pullach in the Isar Valley

location	object	description	File no.	image
Bahnhofstrasse 10 ( location )	Former Isar valley station in Pullach	Ground floor platform hall over three cast-iron supports between two two-story hipped roof pavilions, plastered building with exposed brick decor, around 1890	D-1-84-139-31	more pictures
Heilmannstrasse ( location )	Marian column	In the form of a gothic bundle pillar with a radiant Madonna, late 19th century	D-1-84-139-2
Burgweg 6 ( location )	Schwaneck Castle	Ludwig Schwanthaler created a system for himself in the spirit of the romantic movement Multi-part construction in the style of a medieval knight's castle with residential tower, St. Hubertus house chapel, stair tower, east and south wing, round tower, forecourt, surrounded by a curtain wall, according to plans by Friedrich von Gärtner , 1840/42, expansion of the complex after 1863 and 1902; with equipment	D-1-84-139-3	more pictures
Emil-Riedl-Weg 13 to 25 (odd); Heilmannstrasse 24 and 24 a ( location )	Bunker "Hagen" of the former Führer headquarters "Siegfried"	Reinforced concrete construction on a rectangular floor plan with two entrances, from the architectural office Hermann Giesler, 1943/44	D-1-84-139-69
Gistlstrasse 58 ( location )	Former construction office of the garden city of Pullach	Ground floor prefabricated wooden house with a flat hipped roof, based on a type design by Richard Riemerschmid , 1920/30	D-1-84-139-29
Habenschadenstrasse 2, 4 and 4a; Johann-Bader-Strasse 9a, 9b, 11a, 11b, 13a and 13b ( location )	Running fountain, so-called Holy Spirit fountain	Sandstone basin with a water column in the shape of a wayside shrine, early 20th century	D-1-84-139-5	more pictures
Habenschadenstrasse 4 ( location )	Former farmhouse, the so-called Seitnerhof	Two-storey single ridge courtyard with a gable roof and plaster band structure, mid-19th century	D-1-84-139-4	more pictures
Habenschadenstrasse 8 ( location )	Residential building	Two-storey plastered gable roof building, mid-19th century	D-1-84-139-6	more pictures
Habenschadenstrasse 14 ( location )	Residential building	Two-storey saddle roof building with corner tower, in reform style, by the architects Ludwig Stadler and Julius Necker , 1907/08	D-1-84-139-86
Habenschadenstraße 19 ( location )	Country house	One-storey plastered building with a low mansard roof with crested and gable ends, in Baroque Art Nouveau style, built for himself by Joseph Bichlmeier, 1905/06	D-1-84-139-7
Habenschadenstrasse 25 ( location )	Residential building	Two-storey hipped roof building with deep concave entrance niche, protruding hipped roof, baroque plaster frames, bay window and dwelling on the east side, in reform style, by Gebr. Rank, 1907	D-1-84-139-8
Heilmannstrasse 15, 17, 19, 21, 21a, 23, 25, 27, 29, 31, 33, 35, 37, 39, 41, 43, 45 and 47 ( location )	Former staff house	Broad, two-storey hipped roof building with hook-shaped, single-storey side wing in the classicist-historicizing style, by Roderich Fick, 1936–40 Associated garden, by Alwin Seifert, 1936–40 Three figures in the garden: a standing female nude by Josef Thorak, a standing female nude and a seated nude (Galatea), both by Fritz Klimsch, every second half of the 1930s Associated forecourt with walling	D-1-84-139-39
Heilmannstrasse 43 and 45 ( location )	So-called kindergarten above air raid shelter	Single-storey hipped roof building with side risalits in homeland security style, probably by Hermann Giesler , 1943	D-1-84-139-40
Josef-Heppner-Straße 11 ( location )	Residence in the former garden city of Pullach	Two-storey prefabricated wooden house with tent roof and ribbon windows, based on a type design by Richard Riemerschmid , 1926	D-1-84-139-28
Near Hochleite ( location )	Laufbrunnen, so-called Jaiserbrünnerl	In memory of Wilhelm Jaiser, in the form of a wayside shrine with a figure of St. Christopher, Nagelfluh, inscribed with "1932"	D-1-84-139-11	more pictures
Hochleite ( location )	Gabriel von Seidl monument	Column-like, stylized figure of St. George made of sandstone, by Julius Seidler , inscribed with "1922"	D-1-84-139-12	more pictures
Kirchplatz 1 ( location )	Rabenwirt inn	22 window axes of a long two-storey side eaves building of particular urban significance, around 1850/60, expansion around 1900 Former hall building, two-storey hipped mansard roof with polygonal bay window and multi-storey substructure, neo-baroque, by Franz Rank , 1907	D-1-84-139-13	more pictures
Kirchplatz 3 ( location )	Old Holy Spirit Church	Former Catholic parish church, now ancillary church Late Gothic hall building with polygonal choir closure and west tower with pointed helmet and grafted onion dome, end of the 15th century, Baroque style 17th / 18th. Century; with equipment Former cemetery with wrought iron grave crosses in baroque forms, 19th / 20th centuries century Cemetery walling of the 18th and 19th centuries century	D-1-84-139-14	more pictures
Wolfratshauser Straße 30/32 ( location )	Berchmans College	Former Jesuit college, now Archbishop's day home schools in Pullach Monumental neo-baroque two-wing complex, three-storey, with mansard roofs, dormers and plastered structures, west wing with central tower projection (formerly with dome), around 1925, neo-Romanesque house church 1927 by Guinin and Müller / Munich With enclosure wall	D-1-84-139-15	more pictures

Großhesselohe

location	object	description	File no.	image
Near Heilmannstraße ( location )	Water tower	Former royal Hofbrunnwerke, round complex with plaster structure and protruding top floor with tent roof, labeled "1895" Deviating from this is the writing above the entrance: "Wasserthurm der K. Hofbrunnwerke - built in 1898"	D-1-84-139-16	more pictures
At the Isar 1 ( location )	Former well keeper's house	Ground floor plastered building on a high base floor with a flat gable roof, dendro.dat. 1763, changed in 1894	D-1-84-139-17
Bahnhofplatz 1, 2 ( location )	Former state train station Großhesselohe	Two two-story head buildings, formerly connected by a ground-floor platform wing, brick buildings with z. Partly boarded up upper floor and cross roofs, 1870	D-1-84-139-22	more pictures
Bahnhofplatz 4 ( location )	Residence of the former Isar Valley Railway	two-storey brick building with floor structure and gable roof, last quarter of the 19th century	D-1-84-139-22 associated
Bahnhofplatz 5 ( location )	Residence of the former Isar Valley Railway	two-storey brick building with floor structure and gable roof, last quarter of the 19th century	D-1-84-139-22 associated
Georg-Kalb-Strasse 3 ( location )	Inn, so-called forest economy	Two-storey plastered hipped roof building, mid-19th century Toilet houses, two slightly offset cubic structures with hipped roof and skylight, with echoes of the Art Deco style, around 1920	D-1-84-139-19	more pictures
Georg-Kalb-Strasse 3a ( location )	Holy Trinity Catholic Church	Baroque, narrow hall with a three-sided choir closure, high vestibule and wooden roof turret with onion dome, 1698, modified in 1755; with equipment	D-1-84-139-18
Georg-Kalb-Strasse 7 ( location )	Former brewery annex	Narrow neo-classical saddle roof building with arched windows, around 1820	D-1-84-139-20
Georg-Kalb-Strasse 8 ( location )	Montgelas Castle	Former Schwaige Hesselohe of the Munich Hl.-Geist-Spital, then summer palace, two-storey single-wing building on a high basement with a very flat hipped roof and two upstream belvedere towers, in the core before 1835, then classicist expansion by Jean Baptiste Metivier for Maximilian Graf Montgelas	D-1-84-139-21
Hilariastraße 1 ( location )	villa	Two-storey hipped roof building with a corner tower, entrance porch and veranda, in the historicizing style, by Heinrich Krefft, 1903/04	D-1-84-139-32
Kreuzeckstrasse 23; Kreuzeckstrasse 23a; Kreuzeckstrasse 23b ( location )	Großhesselohe station of the Isar Valley Railway	Two pavilions of different sizes with clamped-in ground-floor platform platforms, red and yellow brick, 1891	D-1-84-139-24	more pictures
Munich – Lenggries railway line; Near Großhesseloher Straße ( location )	Railway bridge	Bridge of the Isar Valley Railway, built around 1890 as a three-part iron construction between concrete abutments; Part of the Munich-Ebenhausen line of the Isar Valley, opened in 1891; west of the state train station Großhesselohe	D-1-84-139-33	more pictures

Höllriegelskreuth

location	object	description	File no.	image
Grünwalder Bridge 1; Near the Brückenwirt ( location )	Former Höllriegel-Park	Small landscape garden on the western slope of the Isar with a backdrop-like arrangement of individual architectural elements, by Franz Höllriegel , mid-19th century: Chapel in memory of the founder and namesake of the village Höllriegel, built on a small hill, neo-Gothic, labeled "1852"; Small viewing terrace with remains of two stone benches, Nagelfluh, mid-19th century; Remains of the so-called beer hut respectively. Studio building, mid-19th century; Remnants of the foundation of the Monopteros, Nagelfluhblocks, 1854; Devotional cross, on a Nagelfluh hill, labeled "1855", with a stone prayer bench; Marian column (torso), pillar made of white limestone, with inscription, 1858	D-1-84-139-26	more pictures
Grünwalder Bridge 1 ( location )	Bridge host	Former manor house and hostel, now an excursion inn, two-storey saddle roof building in the style of an Upper Bavarian Einfirsthof, by Franz Höllriegel , 1848	D-1-84-139-25
Josef-Breher-Weg 2 ( location )	Villa for Kurt Grelling	Ground floor building with high, hipped mansard roof, wood-paneled gable ends and floor bay windows on the south side, verandas on the east and west side, by Gustav von Cube in reform style, 1912/13	D-1-84-139-34
Josef-Breher-Weg 3 ( location )	Villa for Otto Luppe	Two-storey hipped mansard roof building over a high basement, with a ground floor extension to the north, central projection of the street-side facade divided by pilaster strips and closed in the roof by arbor, in classicizing Art Nouveau forms, by Gustav von Cube , 1913/14: Terrace on the garden side	D-1-84-139-35
Zugspitzstraße 15 ( location )	Villa Bellemaison of the poet Carl Sternheim	Palace-like two-storey complex on a high basement with a mansard hipped roof, central projection, rich architectural facade structure and open staircase, in the Louis XVI style, by Gustav von Cube, 1908; Park with a large marble fountain basin	D-1-84-139-27	more pictures

Former architectural monuments

This section lists objects that were previously entered in the list of monuments.

location	object	description	File no.	image
Pullach Badstrasse 8 ( location )	Residential building (former Altes Kurhaus)	Three-story, with a flat gable roof in alpine style and balconies, end of the 19th century	D-1-84-139-1	more pictures
Pullach Heilmannstraße 4 ( location )	Residential building	with a mansard roof, dwarf house, bay window, veranda, in Baroque Art Nouveau style, around 1905/10	D-1-84-139-9?
Pullach Jaiserstraße 33 ( location )	Wooden panel house	Two-storey hipped roof, built in 1926 according to a type design by Richard Riemerschmid from the timber construction and panel construction company in Munich	D-1-84-139-10

See also

• List of ground monuments in Pullach im Isar valley

Remarks

1. ↑ This list may not correspond to the current status of the official list of monuments. The latter can be viewed on the Internet as a PDF using the link given under web links and is also mapped in the Bavarian Monument Atlas . Even these representations, although they are updated daily by the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation , do not always and everywhere reflect the current status. Therefore, the presence or absence of an object in this list or in the Bavarian Monument Atlas does not guarantee that it is currently a registered monument or not. The Bavarian List of Monuments is also an information directory. The monument property - and thus the legal protection - is defined in Art. 1 of the Bavarian Monument Protection Act (BayDSchG) and does not depend on the mapping in the monument atlas or the entry in the Bavarian monument list. Objects that are not listed in the Bavarian Monument List can also be monuments if they meet the criteria according to Art. 1 BayDSchG. Early involvement of the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation according to Art. 6 BayDSchG is therefore necessary in all projects.

literature

• Georg Paula , Timm Weski: District of Munich (= Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation [Hrsg.]: Monuments in Bavaria . Volume I.17 ). Karl M. Lipp Verlag, Munich 1997, ISBN 3-87490-576-4 , p. 232-249 .

Web links

Commons : Architectural monuments in Pullach im Isartal  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• List of monuments for Pullach im Isartal (PDF) at the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation
• Bavarian Monument Atlas (cartographic representation of the Bavarian architectural and ground monuments by the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation (BLfD) )

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