Altes Schulhaus
The Altes Schulhaus stands in Munich’s Pasing district as a protected monument of local architectural history. Am Klostergarten 15 marks the building’s recorded address.
Built in 1859, the former school reflects an institution that served local children for decades. Its original school use shaped the building’s purpose.
In 1912, an expansion added space for a childcare facility and showed how the building’s role changed. The 1912 expansion served a local childcare facility.
Architect Bernhard Borst later redesigned the structure during work carried out in 1948 and 1949. Bernhard Borst connected later work with the older building.
The redesign brought a new perspective while retaining the site’s historical character. Children’s learning remains part of its recorded history.
The Altes Schulhaus represents Munich’s preservation of architectural heritage alongside changing community needs. Its structure carries traces of several historical periods.
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