Use the list below and the filter menu to browse through featured projects from architectural periodicals, and access the pages where they were published. Project data has been extracted from magazine issues through custom made scripts. Each entry records project name, designers, design field, typology, publication date, and a link to the source issue. Extraction of the datasets followed three phases: manual reading and data entry, rule-based pattern recognition via RegEx, and custom extractions via the Claude API (Anthropic), for contextual understanding across languages and font corruption. API-based extraction has been applied to several titles at modest cost, but not all. Note 1: Since datasets were extracted with scripts, entries may need curation. Note 2: Search fields work for Latin, Greek, Arabic, and Cyrillic alphabets.
Housing Colony at Nowe Rokicie in Łódź - Competition entry No. 20-B
Józef Łęczycki, Mieczysław Łęczycki
First distinction competition entry, with good grouping but many rooms facing north; flat roofs deemed unsuitable for the local climate.
HousingUnbuilt
Location
Nowe Rokicie, Łódź
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Housing Colony at Nowe Rokicie in Łódź - Competition entry No. 25-B
Jadwiga Dobrzyńska, Zygmunt Łoboda
Third prize competition entry, good site layout but lacking adequate play areas, and overly dense development.
HousingUnbuilt
Location
Nowe Rokicie, Łódź
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Housing Colony at Nowe Rokicie in Łódź - Competition entry No. 38-B
Wacław Weker, Juljusz Murawski
Second prize competition entry, with good north-south block orientation and clear architectural accents.
HousingUnbuilt
Location
Nowe Rokicie, Łódź
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Housing Colony at Nowe Rokicie in Łódź - Competition entry No. 32-B
Romuald Gutt, Józef Jankowski
First prize winning competition entry for the Nowe Rokicie housing colony; authors were subsequently commissioned to prepare the construction and cost plans for this colony.
HousingBuilt
Location
Nowe Rokicie, Łódź
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Housing Colony on Polesie Konstantynowskie in Łódź - Entry 'outside competition'
Wiesław Lisowski, Tadeusz Reiter
Entry submitted outside the competition rules, later selected by the city magistrate (jointly with the 2nd and 3rd prize authors) to develop the final construction plan for the Polesie Konstantynowskie housing colony, adopted 27 April 1928.
HousingBuilt
Location
Polesie Konstantynowskie, Łódź
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Housing Colony on Polesie Konstantynowskie in Łódź - Competition entry No. 8-A
Witold Szereszewski, Jerzy Berliner
Third prize competition entry for a housing colony, noted for good placement of public buildings creating architectural accents.
HousingUnbuilt
Location
Polesie Konstantynowskie, Łódź
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Housing Colony on Polesie Konstantynowskie in Łódź - Competition entry No. 9-A
Jan Łukasik, Miruta Słońska
Second prize competition entry for a housing colony, praised for its good architectural composition and ventilation, though with somewhat monotonous long blocks.
HousingUnbuilt
Location
Polesie Konstantynowskie, Łódź
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Housing Colony on Polesie Konstantynowskie in Łódź - Competition entry No. 11-A
Stefan Manasterski
First prize winning competition entry for a housing colony on Polesie Konstantynowskie in Łódź, featuring various apartment types and communal facilities such as a water tower and childcare station.
HousingUnbuilt
Location
Polesie Konstantynowskie, Łódź
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Residential interior in a row house
A. Marcel Breuer (interior), Mart Stam (house design)
An interior designed by Breuer within a row house designed by Mart Stam, exhibited at the Weissenhof housing exhibition in Stuttgart.
HousingBuilt
Location
Stuttgart, Germany
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Single-family house at the Stuttgart exhibition
Adolf Rading
A single-family house exhibited at Weissenhof, criticized for chaotic use of diverse materials (two types of concrete, iron parts, pumice, wooden frames, tar paper, clamps).
HousingBuilt
Location
Stuttgart, Germany
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Two-family house at the Stuttgart exhibition
Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret
A two-family house exhibited at the Weissenhof exhibition, featuring two levels combined with a bathroom in one main space, criticized for impractical, cramped design elements like hanging concrete cabinets and narrow corridors.
HousingBuilt
Location
Stuttgart, Germany
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Row house with 12 apartments at the Stuttgart exhibition
Peter Behrens
A row house containing 12 apartments exhibited at the Weissenhof exhibition in Stuttgart; dining room design connects directly to kitchen and bedroom with sliding walls and roof gardens.
HousingBuilt
Location
Stuttgart, Germany
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Stuttgart Building Exhibition (Weissenhof Estate) - Single-family house
Walter Gropius
A single-family house exhibited at the Weissenhofsiedlung exhibition in Stuttgart, part of the housing exhibition presenting modernist architecture.
Housing/Competition EntryBuilt
Location
Stuttgart, Germany
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Kindergarten and Nursery in Żoliborz
Stanisław Piotrowski
A kindergarten and nursery building constructed as part of the Żoliborz municipal housing estate development, with two buildings comprising 100 apartments built under roof.
Public/SchoolBuilt
Location
Żoliborz, Warszawa
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Municipal Small-Housing Estate in Żoliborz, Warsaw
Józef Jankowski, Antoni Jawornicki, Wacław Weher
A municipal small-apartment housing estate in Żoliborz district, Warsaw, construction begun in 1927; includes housing blocks with multiple apartment types.
HousingBuilt
Location
Żoliborz, Warszawa
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Wilanów Palace and its Current Restoration
Jarosław Wojciechowski
Detailed architectural history and ongoing restoration of Wilanów Palace, covering its construction phases from the Sobieski, Lubomirski, Potocki periods, and the restoration works conducted from 1918-1927 including facades, sculptures, roofs, and attic elements.
Public/Historic Monument (Restoration)Built
Location
Wilanów, Warszawa
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Design for a Semi-Detached House
Barbara Brukalska i Stanisław Brukalski
Design for a semi-detached house with a two-story apartment connected to an architect's studio room via a shared entrance through a garage; ground floor has a hall, dining room, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom; upper floor has an open studio with balcony and large south-facing window.
HousingUnbuilt
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
4th Workers' Colony of the Warsaw Housing Cooperative in Warsaw
Barbara Brukalska i Stanisław Brukalski
Fourth workers' housing colony of the Warsaw Housing Cooperative, near ul. Krasińskiego, including typical one-room and two-room apartments with built-in furniture, kitchen alcove furnishing plans, and site plan.
Housing (Workers')Built
Location
ul. Krasińskiego, Warszawa
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Competition Design for the Pavilion of the Union of Glass Foundries in Poland (2nd Prize)
Jan Goliński
Second-prize winning competition sketch design for the same pavilion competition for the Union of Glass Foundries.
Competition Entry / Exhibition PavilionUnbuilt
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Competition Design for the Pavilion of the Union of Glass Foundries in Poland (1st Prize)
Karol Sachse
First-prize winning competition sketch design for an exhibition pavilion for the Union of Glass Foundries in Poland.
Competition Entry / Exhibition PavilionUnbuilt
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Town Hall in Tomaszów Mazowiecki
Aleksander Raniecki
Town hall building erected in 1927, shown with elevations and floor plans.
Public (Municipal)Built
Location
Tomaszów Mazowiecki
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Workers' Housing Colony on Rolna and Wspólna Streets, Poznań
Kazimierz Ruciński i Czarnecki
Workers' housing estate comprising 12 blocks total with 199 one-room apartments (first blocks completed) and overall 48 two-room apartments with kitchen, 14 kitchens, storage, etc.
Housing (Workers')Built
Location
ul. Rolna i Wspólna, Poznań
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Residential Building in Wilson Park, Poznań
Kazimierz Ruciński i Czarnecki
Residential building erected 1927/28 including a café with kitchens on ground floor and basement, and 6 apartments of 4 rooms with amenities on upper floors, with central heating.
HousingBuilt
Location
Park Wilsona, Poznań
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Administrative Building of the Municipal Light and Water Works in Poznań
Kazimierz Ruciński i Czarnecki
Building erected in 1926, comprising 72 office rooms, meeting hall, workshop halls, hall for gas propaganda meetings, vestibules, halls, staircases, telegraph exchange, and caretaker's apartment.
Public/OfficeBuilt
Location
Poznań
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Villa in Warsaw
Maksymiljan Goldberg
Reconstruction and completion (1926/27) of a house that had stood unfinished for years; windows unchanged, cornices simplified, entrance porch added, full interior transformation combining two apartments into one.
Housing (Villa)Built
Location
Warszawa
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Competition Design for the Spa House in Żegiestów (2nd Prize)
Witold Studnicki i Müller
Second-prize competition entry for the spa house in Żegiestów, including main entrance, elevations, and floor plans.
Public (Spa/Health Resort)Unbuilt
Location
Żegiestów
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Competition Design for the Spa House in Żegiestów (1st Prize)
Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz
First-prize winning competition design for a spa house (Dom Zdrojowy) in Żegiestów, including views, site plan, ground floor, and upper floor plans; noted as a project currently being realized.
Public (Spa/Health Resort)Unbuilt
Location
Żegiestów
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Competition Entry No. 35 for Wooden Orthodox Churches (Second Prize)
Aleksander Uspienskij
Second prize winning entry in the wooden church category, with a good plan but a form criticized as too fragmented, making it impractical and uneconomical.
ChurchUnbuilt
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Competition Entry No. 19 for Masonry and Wooden Orthodox Churches (recommended for purchase)
Edgar Norwerth
Entry in the Orthodox church design competition recommended for purchase; noted as well-resolved in plan and section but with exaggerated exterior architecture, though skillfully drawn.
ChurchUnbuilt
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Competition Entry No. 39b for Wooden Orthodox Churches (First Prize)
Igor Witaljewicz Pytlenko
First prize winning entry in the wooden church category of the national Orthodox church design competition, described as good, original, and fit for purpose.
ChurchUnbuilt
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Competition Entry No. 12 for Masonry Orthodox Churches (Second Prize)
Roman Michał Pękalski
Second prize winning entry in the masonry church category, described as simple and economical in plan and massing, though with one unnecessary bell tower; calm, positive architecture.
ChurchUnbuilt
Location
Łódź (architect based in)
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Competition Entry No. 17 for Masonry Orthodox Churches (First Prize)
Borys von Zinserling
First prize winning entry in the masonry church category of a national competition for standardized Orthodox church types, organized by the Ministry of Religious Denominations and Public Education via the Circle of Architects in Warsaw; praised for a well-resolved and economical plan suitable for village construction.
ChurchUnbuilt
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Competition Entry No. 20 for a Hospital Building in Łódź
Kazimierz Milewski, Feliks Niekrasz
First prize winning competition entry (awarded March 3, 1927) for a hospital complex in Łódź, praised for clear layout, bright corridors, good separation of the kitchen block, and appropriate local elevation style; includes ambulatory, kitchen, service and mortuary buildings.
PublicUnbuilt
Location
Łódź
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Market Hall in Końskie
Jan Stefanowicz
Market hall built by the municipality with government credits in 1927, containing 62 shops/stalls (internal and street-facing), basements, central heating, sewage system with a 'Chambeau' settling tank, four one-room apartments on an upper floor, and a rooftop reinforced-concrete water reservoir; built area 610 m², volume 4800 m³, cost 110,000 zł, generating 17,000 zł annual rental income.
IndustrialBuilt
Location
Końskie (Ziemia Radomska)
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Competition for the Extension of the Town Hall and Planning of Theatre Square in Warsaw - Lilpop and Jankowski's entry
Franciszek Lilpop, Karol Jankowski
Competition entry densely developing the entire town hall site without significant height increase, rebuilding the tower, demolishing Palac Blanc to add a matching left wing, and adding arcades along the front elevation.
Competition EntryUnbuilt
Location
Warszawa
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Competition for the Extension of the Town Hall and Planning of Theatre Square in Warsaw - Jawornicki's entry
Antoni Jawornicki
Competition entry demolishing Palac Blanc and the right wing of the Town Hall, adding two front wings with open courtyards, a colonnade along the whole building, and a 10-story tower-like office wing with a central covered hall.
Competition EntryUnbuilt
Location
Warszawa
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Competition for the Extension of the Town Hall and Planning of Theatre Square in Warsaw - Sosnowski's entry
Oskar Sosnowski
Competition entry retaining the town hall's original appearance from Theatre Square while removing the tower and high roofs; offices placed in raised outbuildings and a 12-story central section on Danilowiczowska Street; retains Palac Blanc for the City Council.
Competition EntryUnbuilt
Location
Warszawa
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Competition for the Extension of the Town Hall and Planning of Theatre Square in Warsaw - Tolwiński's entry
Tadeusz Tolwiński
Competition entry proposing demolition of all existing town hall buildings to create a large square with a new monumental town hall building connected to Theatre Square; considered theoretical, not conforming strictly to competition conditions, but praised for a clear architectural resolution of the square.
Competition EntryUnbuilt
Location
Warszawa
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Representative Municipal Building in Łódź
Czesław Przybylski
Winning competition entry for a representative municipal building (Municipium) on the octagonal Plac Wolności in Łódź, featuring a main block set back with lower flanking wings, a passage under the building, and a raised attic over the ceremonial hall; selected for further development and construction from among 5 submitted projects in a limited competition held May 25, 1927.
PublicUnbuilt
Location
Łódź, Plac Wolności
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1928
Open project
Draft Zoning Plan for Warsaw
A critical analysis by Teodor Toeplitz of Warsaw's proposed zoning plan (part of new building regulations), dividing the city into building zones with varying density/height rules, argued to be excessively intensive compared to Berlin's contemporary zoning norms.
Urban Planning/RegulationUnbuilt
Location
Warszawa
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1927
Open project
Competition Design No. 15 for the Building of the National Economy Bank and Ministry of Public Works
Bogdan Pniewski, Stefan Sienicki, Jan Stefanowicz
Fifth purchase (zakup V) competition entry that clearly separates the composition into two distinct buildings for the Bank and the Ministry, with a logical general layout but sparsely handled entrances and staircases, and an elevation weaker than the authors' other awarded project.
Office/Bank/GovernmentUnbuilt
Location
Warszawa
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1927
Open project
Competition Design No. 13 for the Building of the National Economy Bank and Ministry of Public Works
Bolesław Żurkowski
Fourth purchase (zakup IV) competition entry notable for an original site strategy, swapping the placement of the Ministry (facing Nowy Świat) and the Bank (facing Aleje Jerozolimskie), achieving a simple and clear plan, though with weak and uninteresting elevations.
Office/Bank/GovernmentUnbuilt
Location
Warszawa
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1927
Open project
Competition Design No. 8 for the Building of the National Economy Bank and Ministry of Public Works
Jerzy Gelbard, Lucjan Korngold
Third purchase (zakup III) competition entry from Łódź architects, noted for many good and purposeful elements but criticized for an unbuildable structural detail where an 18-story mass rests on an implausibly thin column at the main bank entrance.
Office/Bank/GovernmentUnbuilt
Location
Warszawa
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1927
Open project
Competition Design No. 19 for the Building of the National Economy Bank and Ministry of Public Works
Henryk Hirszenberg
Second purchase (zakup II) competition entry for the joint bank and ministry building, illustrated with perspective view, plans and elevation along Aleje Jerozolimskie.
Office/Bank/GovernmentUnbuilt
Location
Warszawa
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1927
Open project
Competition Design No. 23 for the Building of the National Economy Bank and Ministry of Public Works
Władysław Schwarzenberg-Czerny, Tadeusz Łobos
First purchase (zakup I) competition entry from Katowice architects, praised for clear overall concept, good site planning and bold massing, but criticized for staircase arrangement that limited use of upper floors (18 stories) independent of the bank.
Office/Bank/GovernmentUnbuilt
Location
Warszawa
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1927
Open project
Competition Design No. 4 for the Building of the National Economy Bank and Ministry of Public Works
Alfred Zachariewicz, Adam Mściwujewski
Fourth-prize competition entry from Lwów architects, notable for strongly developed massing and monumental vertical accents at the corner of Nowy Świat and Aleje Jerozolimskie, though criticized for a weaker interior layout with poor lighting and awkward representative spaces.
Office/Bank/GovernmentUnbuilt
Location
Warszawa
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1927
Open project
Competition Design No. 16 for the Building of the National Economy Bank and Ministry of Public Works
Stefan Sienicki, Jan Stefanowicz, Bogdan Pniewski
Third-prize competition entry with a main entrance placed on the longitudinal axis of the bank hall, achieving one of the best site solutions, though with weaker interior lighting of the bank hall and offices and a less distinguished treatment of the Ministry section.
Office/Bank/GovernmentUnbuilt
Location
Warszawa
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1927
Open project
Competition Design No. 14 for the Building of the National Economy Bank and Ministry of Public Works
Jadwiga Dobrzyńska, Zygmunt Łoboda
Second-prize competition entry noted for good entrance to the bank, ample light in the banking hall, and a generally well-resolved plan, though the elevation was somewhat weaker in composition of the entrance accents.
Office/Bank/GovernmentUnbuilt
Location
Warszawa
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1927
Open project
Competition Design No. 6 for the Building of the National Economy Bank and Ministry of Public Works
Rudolf Świerczyński
Winning first-prize competition entry for the joint building of the Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego and Ministry of Public Works, praised for its spacious, well-lit bank layout, clear separation of internal staff and public circulation, and logical planning, though criticized for a weak, unresolved main elevation.
Office/Bank/GovernmentUnbuilt
Location
Warszawa
Publication
Architektura i Budownictwo · 1927
Open project
Competition for the architectural design of the stadium in Warsaw
Competition announcement by the Warsaw Magistrate for the architectural design of a stadium at Fort Szczęśliwicki with grandstands for 25,000 spectators, including detailed requirements for stands, access roads, and facilities.