The parish of St. Mauritius was founded when in the 1950s a new residential area was developed southwest of Dachauer Straße. A one-storey sacristan's house, a kindergarten and a two-storey rectory are lined up along a newly created footpath. The church tower stands in the middle of the path, in a courtyard formed by a covered walkway, with the parish hall on the right and the church building on the left. All the buildings are characterised by a strict cuboid structure. The façades of the concrete buildings are in exposed concrete; at the rectory, the parish hall and in the lower part of the church, they are clad with washed concrete slabs.

In use. The original sacristan's house was demolished in 2005 due to structural damage. The new building, planned by the architectural office Unterlandstättner Schmöller, is stylistically based on its predecessor; however, it is made of sand-lime bricks and its façade is made of prefabricated concrete elements.