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Hochvolthaus
A 1950s Architectural Gem
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The Hochvolthaus in Munich, an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria, was designed by Werner Eichberg and Franz Hart between 1957 and 1963. It houses the Institute for High Voltage and Plant Technology of the Technical University and stands 22 meters tall.
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Construction of the Hochvolthaus spanned from 1957 to 1963.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1957-63
- Architect
- Werner Eichberg, Franz Hart
- Height
- 22 m
- Heritage Status
- Architectural Heritage Monument
Guided Story
Take a look at this architectural heritage monument in Bavaria. Designed by Werner Eichberg and Franz Hart, the Hochvolthaus was built between 1957 and 1963. It houses the Institute for High Voltage and Plant Technology of the Technical University. Standing at 22 meters tall, it’s an impressive figure. Just 46 meters southeast, you can spot the Georg Simon Ohm monument. This place truly highlights the intersection of architecture and education.
Location
Nearby
Georg Simon Ohm
46 m away
Theresianum
73 m away
Technical University Munich
153 m away
Vitruvius
219 m away
TUM Universitätsbibliothek (Stammgelände)
187 m away
Maxvorstadt
163 m away
Sockelobjekt
152 m away
Alte Pinakothek
315 m away
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