Pfarramt
Pfarramt stands in Pasing, Munich, as a protected Catholic parish house shaped by baroque-revival architecture. The building stands at Bäckerstraße 19, on the former site of the Ebenböck wax and gingerbread factory. The Ott brothers built this three-storey corner structure between 1906 and 1907, giving it a place in early twentieth-century Munich architecture.
Its mansard roof gives the upper storey a stepped silhouette. At roof level, a central dormer projects from the slope, bringing additional space and light to the upper floor. The house serves as a religious and community centre within Pasing.
At ground level, a rounded-arch portal rises between sturdy wall pillars and gives the entrance its formal presence. A Madonna statue occupies a niche at the corner. Together, these details show how a parish building joined religious use with architectural display.
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