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«Zollingerhalle», originally built in 1928 as a sawmill, is an impressive example of early rural industrial architecture. The roof, which arches over the column-free room, is a lamella construction, developed by Friedrich Zollinger in the early 20th century.
«Zollingerhalle», originally built in 1928 as a sawmill, is an impressive example of early rural industrial architecture. The roof, which arches over the column-free room, is a lamella construction, developed by Friedrich Zollinger in the early 20th century.

T11 System building hall from Warngau

District: Miesbach
Municipality: Warngau
Year of Construction: 1928
Type of Building: hall
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The «Duslaualm» was used as a low mountain pasture. Three cabins. and a shared haybarn were recorded here in the mid-19th century, run by the Hanndl, Zahler and Spitzer farms in Kreuth. The Hanndl cheesemaking hut is built in a mountain pasture style typical to the northern Alpine region, with small living quarters and a large stable.
The «Duslaualm» was used as a low mountain pasture. Three cabins. and a shared haybarn were recorded here in the mid-19th century, run by the Hanndl, Zahler and Spitzer farms in Kreuth. The Hanndl cheesemaking hut is built in a mountain pasture style typical to the northern Alpine region, with small living quarters and a large stable.

A4 Mountain pasture building from Duslau mountain pasture

House name "Hanndlkaser"

District: Miesbach
Municipality: Kreuth
Year of Construction: 1793
Type of Building: mountain pasture building
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From the outside, the adjoining Fischerweber house seems like a plain two-storey, miniature single-roof farmhouse with living quarters and working quarters, in a composite design of wood and stonework; but the inconspicuous exterior hides an unusually complex building history, with spectacular discoveries from the late Middle Ages and early modern era.
From the outside, the adjoining Fischerweber house seems like a plain two-storey, miniature single-roof farmhouse with living quarters and working quarters, in a composite design of wood and stonework; but the inconspicuous exterior hides an unusually complex building history, with spectacular discoveries from the late Middle Ages and early modern era.

32a Outbuilding of the farm from Rottach-Egern
House name "Fischerweber"

District: Miesbach
Municipality: Rottach-Egern
Year of Construction: 1482
Type of Building: adjoining house
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