Menzinger Strasse 125 (Munich)

Menzinger Str. 125 - after a fire in 2012

The residential and studio house built for himself by the architect Gustav Gsaenger at Menzinger Straße 125 from 1926 to 1928 was only added to the list of monuments in 2012. However, it had to be painted again just a few months later after the building had been completely destroyed by a fire for an unknown cause.

description

The building with a steep gable roof was made up of two single-storey components with gable roofs with flatter approaches. The larger part of the building originally housed the kitchen, living rooms and studio, while the bedrooms were in the smaller part of the building, with an arcade with carved wooden balusters in front of it. The building was rebuilt in 1940 and Gsaenger's studio moved to the smaller part of the building and the bedrooms to the larger part of the building.

Individual evidence

↑ Burkhard Körner: The view extends to the Zugspitz. And in between was luck! The home of the architect Gustav Gsaenger in Munich: An obituary (PDF; 14.7 MB) , In: Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation (Ed.): Monument Preservation Information , No. 154 of March 2013, p. 20. Accessed on May 29 2013

48.171878 11.480192Coordinates: 48 ° 10 ′ 18.8 ″ N , 11 ° 28 ′ 48.7 ″ E

[1] Burkhard Körner: The view extends to the Zugspitz. And in between was luck! The home of the architect Gustav Gsaenger in Munich: An obituary (PDF; 14.7 MB) , In: Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation (Ed.): Monument Preservation Information , No. 154 of March 2013, p. 20. Accessed on May 29 2013