Postamt am Goetheplatz

The Postamt am Goetheplatz features a curved street-facing facade with banded windows and incorporates residential apartments above the postal facility.

The building was completed in 1932 by architects Robert Vorhoelzer, Walther Schmidt, and Franz Holzhammer during Munich's architectural modernization period.

The structure exemplifies New Objectivity architecture through its functional design, square window contours, and rational use of space.

Located next to Goetheplatz subway station, the building functions as an active post office on the ground floor with residential units on upper levels.

The five-story structure maintains its original dual purpose from 1932, combining postal services with residential spaces in central Munich.

Location: Munich

Inception: 1932

Architects: Walther Schmidt, Franz Holzhammer, Robert Vorhoelzer

Architectural style: New Objectivity

Address: Goetheplatz 1

GPS coordinates: 48.12974,11.55792

Latest update: March 3, 2025 03:49