Bürgerzentrum Pasinger Rathaus (Altbau)
Bürgerzentrum Pasinger Rathaus (Altbau) stands in Munich’s Pasing district as a historic municipal building with wheelchair access. Originally, it served as Pasing’s town hall. Volbehr and Rettig designed the architecture, completed in November 1937 for the then-independent municipality. Inside, a council hall contains a tapestry by Bruno Goldschmitt, an artist associated with the Nazi era.
Six months after completion, Pasing joined Munich, changing the building’s civic role. Wartime attacks destroyed the western wing in 1944 and damaged the eastern section with an air mine in 1945. After the war, Munich mayor Thomas Wimmer led its restoration to the original form. Today, the premises accommodate a district inspectorate, citizen’s office, municipal office, social office and District Committee 21.
A distinctive detail links this historic building with communications technology: it became the world’s first communal facility equipped with ISDN in 1986.
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