Forest Colony Pasing
The Pasing Forest Colony is a villa colony in the Pasing district of the Bavarian capital, Munich .
history
The forest colony was created southwest of the center of Pasing between Maria-Eich-Straße and Am Stadtpark. It was planned from 1894 by the architect Louis Ende , who emerged from the August Exter office and was familiar with the plans for the villa colonies Pasing I and Pasing II , which were also created before the First World War . In a ladder-like system (as in the Pasing II villa colony), the parallel streets Wehnerstraße , Lichtingerstraße and Dachstraße were laid out between Maria-Eich-Straße and Am Stadtpark , which were mainly to be built with medium-sized single-family houses. Initially only a few of these villas were built, as competition from the better-connected villa colonies Pasing I and Pasing II prevented this. Around 1910 the forest colony was expanded to include another parallel street, Pfeivestlstraße, to the south-west, which, however, was hardly built on before the First World War. After the First World War, the Bierbaumstrasse and Bachbauernstrasse, which also run parallel, were added to the northeast, i.e. in the direction of the city center of Pasing. The many vacant lots were filled in after the Second World War , so that the historical buildings form the minority. The eponymous forest in the area has completely disappeared.
Monuments of the forest colony
See also: List of architectural monuments in Pasing
- Former teacher training college
- Karlsgymnasium
- Am Stadtpark 34 (villa)
- Am Stadtpark 43 (villa)
- Am Stadtpark 49/51 (semi-detached house)
- Am Stadtpark 53 (villa)
- Bierbaumstrasse 15 (residential building)
- Dachstrasse 7 (villa)
- Dachstrasse 27 (villa)
- Dachstraße 29/31 (semi-detached house)
- Dachstrasse 33 (villa)
- Dachstraße 35/37 (double house)
- Dachstraße 38/40 (double villa)
- Dachstraße 43/45 (double house)
- Dachstrasse 44 (villa)
- Dachstrasse 49 (villa)
- Lichtingerstraße 3/5 (double villa)
- Lichtingerstraße 8 (villa)
- Lichtingerstraße 9 (villa)
- Lichtingerstraße 11 (villa)
- Lichtingerstraße 16 (residential building)
- Lichtingerstraße 21 (villa)
- Lichtingerstraße 24 (villa)
- Lichtingerstraße 26 (villa)
- Lichtingerstraße 28 (villa)
- Maria-Eich-Strasse 18 (villa)
- Maria-Eich-Strasse 47 (villa)
- Maria-Eich-Strasse 49 (villa)
- Maria-Eich-Strasse 75 (residential building)
- Pfeivestlstrasse 4 (villa)
- Villa Waldweben , Pfeivestlstrasse 32
- Wehnerstrasse 7 (villa)
- Wehnerstrasse 11 (villa)
- Wehnerstrasse 16 (villa)
- Wehnerstrasse 19 (villa)
- Wehnerstrasse 20 (villa)
literature
- Dennis A. Chevalley, Timm Weski: City of Munich . Southwest. In: Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation (Hrsg.): Monuments in Bavaria - independent cities and districts . Volume I.2 / 2, 2 half volumes. Karl M. Lipp Verlag, Munich 2004, ISBN 3-87490-584-5 .
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Coordinates: 48 ° 8 '20.3 " N , 11 ° 27' 3.3" E