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.
Competition for a Reich Leaders' School in Munich-Neugrünwald (Design by Otto Bieber with K. Moßner)
Prof. Otto Bieber mit K. Moßner
A competition entry (awarded a 1000 M prize) for the Reich Leaders' School in Munich-Neugrünwald.
Education/Training FacilityUnbuilt
Location
München-Neugrünwald (Munich-Neugrünwald)
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Competition for a Reich Leaders' School in Munich-Neugrünwald (Design by Karl Wach)
Prof. Karl Wach, Düsseldorf
A competition entry (awarded a 1000 M prize) for the Reich Leaders' School in Munich-Neugrünwald, part of a major architectural competition for the NSDAP.
Education/Training FacilityUnbuilt
Location
München-Neugrünwald (Munich-Neugrünwald)
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Rialto Bathing Establishment / Indoor Swimming Pool
Bercher und Tamm
A large private indoor swimming pool complex built at the Viadukt in Basel, opened October 1934, combining bathing facilities with restaurant, shops and apartments above, exploiting an 11m height difference between crossing streets.
Recreation/Sports (Swimming Pool, Bath)Built
Location
Basel, Switzerland (Viadukt über die Munimatt)
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
The Cheap Nuremberg Smallest House (Simple Settler's Plot of the City of Nuremberg)
Städtisches Hochbauamt Nürnberg
Cheap minimal house type already built 150 times in Nuremberg, intended for the poorest to combat wild slum settlements on city outskirts; exhibited at the 'Garten und Heim' show in Munich.
Housing (minimal settler house)Built
Location
Nürnberg / exhibited in München
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Reich Small Settler's Plot of the Munich City Council
Oberbaurat Meitinger (Städtisches Hochbauamt)
Small settler house type built in 340 units at Ingolstädter Landstraße in 1934, with living kitchen, two bedrooms, utility room and stable; cost-comparison presented between free-market and self-help construction.
Housing (small settler house)Built
Location
München, Ingolstädter Landstraße
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Type RI, Neubauerstraße
Emil Freymuth BDA
Attractive row house type with 3 rooms, living kitchen, bath, continuous balcony, clear room arrangement across variants.
Housing (row houses)Built
Location
München-Ramersdorf, Neubauerstraße
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Type HH
Guido Harbers (Regierungsbaumeister)
Freestanding single-family house with 88 sqm living area, fully basemented, with self-contained apartment on each floor allowing one or two families.
Housing (single/two-family)Built
Location
München-Ramersdorf
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Row Houses Type R I, Ehrlichstraße
Guido Harbers (Regierungsbaumeister)
Popular and fully sold row house type combining land-saving settlement advantages with benefits of individual homeownership; flexible floor plan for changing family needs.
Housing (row houses)Built
Location
München-Ramersdorf, Ehrlichstraße
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Type HF
Guido Harbers (Reg.-Bmstr.)
House type developed originally in 1931, tested here for minimal dimensioning with variants HFa and HFb differing in kitchen/living room arrangement.
Housing (single-family)Built
Location
München-Ramersdorf
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Type HD, House No. 38-39
Guido Harbers (Reg.-Bmstr.)
Small house type designed by the exhibition's director to fill gaps in the settlement plan, with spacious-feeling hallway despite small size.
Housing (single-family)Built
Location
München-Ramersdorf
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Type 29, House 21-23, Casellastraße
Franz Defregger (Regierungsbaumeister)
House with staircase placed parallel to ridge allowing full headroom in attic; living room resembles a farmhouse parlor with direct garden access.
Housing (single-family)Built
Location
München-Ramersdorf, Casellastraße
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Type 20, House 4 and 5
Hanna Löv (Reg.-Bmstr.)
House following traditional farmhouse tripartite floor plan principle with central hall, living/economy section and bedrooms.
Housing (single-family)Built
Location
München-Ramersdorf
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Type 18, House 94
Franz Ruf
Freestanding fully basemented house with clear floor plan disposition, living kitchen, bedrooms, and expandable attic storage.
Housing (single-family)Built
Location
München-Ramersdorf
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Type 15, House 511
Pabst und Müller
House at end of a cul-de-sac, fully basemented with ground floor and expanded attic with high knee wall; simple two-room layout per floor.
Housing (single-family)Built
Location
München-Ramersdorf
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Type 9, House 44 and 45, Allfahrtstraße
A. Heichlinger und M. Dellefant
Fully basemented freestanding single-family house with three rooms, kitchen, chamber, bath in basement, and expanded attic.
Housing (single-family)Built
Location
München-Ramersdorf, Allfahrtstraße
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Type 6, Houses 89-90, Scheubner-Richter-Straße
L. Knüdlberger und W. Schußler BDA
Freestanding house connected to neighbors via trellis and planting, fully basemented with ground and fully developed attic floors.
Housing (single-family)Built
Location
München-Ramersdorf, Scheubner-Richter-Straße
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Type 3a/3b, House 29/30, Allfahrtstraße
Friedrich Haindl
Semi-detached house partially basemented with ground floor and expanded attic, featuring a spacious entrance hall.
Housing (semi-detached)Built
Location
München-Ramersdorf, Allfahrtstraße
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Type 2, Houses 48 and 49, Hechenbergerstraße
W. Flaschenträger
Freestanding single-family house, fully basemented, with ground floor and expanded attic, four rooms, kitchen, bath; strongly connected to garden with sheltered outdoor sitting areas.
Housing (single-family)Built
Location
München-Ramersdorf, Hechenbergerstraße
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Type 1a/1b, House 56, Hechenbergerstraße
Emil Freymuth
Semi-detached house, fully basemented, with living kitchen and chamber on ground floor and two large bedrooms in the attic.
Housing (semi-detached)Built
Location
München-Ramersdorf, Hechenbergerstraße
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Type 1, House 42, Allfahrtstraße
Emil Freymuth
Freestanding single-family house, fully basemented, with living/dining room, kitchen, bath on ground floor and bedrooms in attic; ca. 65 sqm living area.
Housing (single-family)Built
Location
München-Ramersdorf, Allfahrtstraße
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
The Munich-Ramersdorf Settlement (German Settlement Exhibition Munich 1934)
Various (overall planning under Stadtrat Guido Harbers)
A large exhibition settlement (Deutsche Siedlungsausstellung 1934) of small single-family and row houses near an old village church, designed to promote homeownership and demonstrate efficient small-house living.
Housing / SettlementBuilt
Location
München-Ramersdorf
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Design for a Ski Hut, Goisern Section, Upper Austria
Herbert Noth, Berlin
A compact ski hut design accommodating up to 15 people with a pent roof allowing extra emergency sleeping berths, a double entrance door for snow protection, and a kitchen corner shielded from drafts.
Recreational/Cabin
Location
Goisern, Oberösterreich
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Reich Leader School in Neu-Grünwald (Competition Entry)
Hans Hartl, Wiesbaden
An award-winning entry from the first competition for a Reich Leader School, featuring a clear, semi-representative massing appropriate to a semi-rural setting, with a main hall building, economic and residential wings connected by a covered colonnade, and a central lecture hall overlooking the assembly square.
Educational/InstitutionalUnbuilt
Location
Neu-Grünwald, München
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Renovation of a Bakery in Gütersloh (Barkey Bakery)
Regierungsbaumeister Stratemann
A renovation of a bakery storefront in Gütersloh completed in 1933, addressing the challenges of remodeling within a traditionally bound architectural context, including signage requirements imposed by the client (Tengelmann).
Commercial/RetailBuilt
Location
Gütersloh
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Novel Sliding Doors
Prof. Ernst Kropp, Akademie für Kunstgewerbe zu Dresden
Design of innovative sliding doors and wardrobes made organically from wood using traditional joinery techniques, including a wardrobe with Salubra-covered sliding doors and a bookcase in elm wood.
Furniture/Interior fittingsBuilt
Location
Dresden
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Small Single-Family House
Josef Prettner, München
A small single-family house reflecting the 'Munich School' style, with an efficient and economical floor plan, spacious entry area, and a sunny terrace facing south.
HousingBuilt
Location
München
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Hiasl Maier Residence in Gstadt
Hans Strobel, München
A residential house with an atelier, shown with elevations and sections of both the atelier and living quarters.
HousingBuilt
Location
Gstadt
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
House R. in Ottobrunn near Munich
Hans Strobel, München
A single-family house (1933-34) with an entrance via a windbreak leading to a spacious hall, upstairs bedrooms, and a garden terrace accessible from the hall; construction cost was 39,000 Marks.
HousingBuilt
Location
Ottobrunn bei München
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
House R. in Goisern
Herbert Noth, Berlin
A mountain house with a wall opening between living and work rooms allowing a full view of the window front, and an economical central staircase arrangement.
HousingBuilt
Location
Goisern, Oberösterreich
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
House R. in Steeg at Lake Hallstatt
Herbert Noth, Berlin
A mountain house with a gently sloping approach path, entrance on the east side, ground floor with living, children's and dining rooms, and an upper floor with bedrooms grouped around a hallway.
HousingBuilt
Location
Steeg am Hallstätter See, Austria
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
New Munich Reich Small-Settlement 'Am Hart'
A new small-settlement scheme in Munich with 338 settlement plots, including house type plans, street profiles, and layout for the Neuherberg housing type.
HousingBuilt
Location
München (Neuherberg)
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Berlin-Biesdorf-South Suburban Settlement
A suburban settlement with 88 housing plots, part of the second section of development.
HousingBuilt
Location
Biesdorf-Süd, Berlin
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Berlin-Marienfelde Suburban Settlement
A suburban settlement located on both sides of the road to Großbeeren, with a small green square in the second construction phase intended for small shops or workshops.
HousingBuilt
Location
Marienfelde, Berlin
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Adlershof Settlement
A row-house settlement in Adlershof, Berlin, with terraced houses 5.25 m wide and 8.70 m deep, featuring good house-garden connections and simple clear interior layouts.
HousingBuilt
Location
Adlershof, Berlin
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
A Weekend 'Cuckoo Home' in Stuttgart
Dr.-Ing. Eduard Krüger, Stuttgart
Playful weekend house built in 1933 on a single reinforced-concrete column above a former quarry, connected to the road by a wooden bridge; timber construction with woven willow ceiling, funded by donations from several companies.
Housing/Weekend HouseBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
The Own Home of an Architect on a Slope
Reg.-Baurat Hertwig, Rosenheim
Architect's own house set into a natural slope of about 3.5m height difference, with north/west sides embedded in ground and south/east sides fully exposed across two stories; features a garden divided into two sections at different levels.
Housing/Single-familyBuilt
Location
Rosenheim
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Shop House in Obermenzing near Munich
Dominikus Weißkirchen
Shop house with grocery store on the ground floor and residence above, plus separately rented milk shop; features exposed sprayed concrete base, tinted plaster, copper plumbing work, and pine entry gate with wrought-iron fittings.
Mixed-use/Retail with HousingBuilt
Location
Obermenzing, near München
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Wayside Chapel near Murnau
Reg.-Baumeister Gustav Reutter
Small wayside chapel reminiscent of similar small structures in the Rhineland-Palatinate wine region; shown with elevation and section at 1:200.
Religious/ChapelBuilt
Location
Murnau
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Small Church in Gebertshofen
Friedrich Haindl, München
Small rural church with characteristic rural massing, onion-domed tower, and rubble stone masonry; seats approximately 180.
Religious/ChurchBuilt
Location
Gebertshofen
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Church in Ebenhausen-Zell
Dr. Weitz, B.D.A., Ichins
Church with ground floor plan shown at 1:200.
Religious/ChurchBuilt
Location
Ebenhausen-Zell
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Church in Affstätt
Prof. Jost, Dresden
Rural church located on a hill with views over the Ammertal, shown with ground floor plan at 1:200 and detail plates for organ and tower.
Religious/ChurchBuilt
Location
Affstätt, between Stuttgart and the Black Forest
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Protestant Church in Bavendorf
Prof. Jost, Dresden
Rural Protestant church situated on an open hill before the village with wide views to Lake Constance and the Alps.
Religious/ChurchBuilt
Location
Bavendorf, near Ravensburg, Schwäbisches Oberland
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Protestant Chapel/Church in Aichach
Geheimrat Prof. Dr. Bestelmeyer
Nearly square-plan Protestant chapel with ground floor plan shown; noted for constructive interior decoration.
Religious/ChapelBuilt
Location
Aichach
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Protestant Chapel Waldheim near Ansbach
Geheimrat Prof. Dr. Bestelmeyer
Small chapel of a recovery home (Erholungsheim), built 1927, in rubble stone masonry with rectangular plan and semicircular choir; praised as masterful example of small-scale design.
Religious/ChapelBuilt
Location
Waldheim bei Oberdachstetten, near Ansbach
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Protestant Church Neuburg an der Donau
Geheimrat Prof. Dr. Bestelmeyer
Church built 1929-1930, noted for urban design gesture of setting back the nave from the street by about two tower-widths and for constructive ornamentation of the interior.
Religious/ChurchBuilt
Location
Neuburg an der Donau
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Protestant Church in Prien am Chiemsee
Geheimrat Dr. Bestelmeyer, München
Octagonal-plan Protestant church, built 1927, discussed as an example of scale transitions and landscape integration.
Religious/ChurchBuilt
Location
Prien am Chiemsee, Oberbayern
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Protestant Church Weizoltshausen (Organ Loft)
P. Krammer, B.D.A., Schweinfurt
Renovated organ loft balustrade with old coats of arms.
Religious/ChurchBuilt
Location
Weizoltshausen
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Church Waldberg in the Rhön (Renovation)
P. Krammer, B.D.A., Schweinfurt
Renovation with view toward the old organ loft in natural oak.
Religious/ChurchBuilt
Location
Waldberg, Rhön
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Catholic Church Sennfeld (Renovation)
P. Krammer, B.D.A., Schweinfurt
Renovated church interior with view of the altars.
Religious/ChurchBuilt
Location
Sennfeld
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1934
Open project
Catholic Church Mainberg (Renovation)
P. Krammer, B.D.A., Schweinfurt
Renovated church interior featuring an old pulpit with new cover and staircase in larch wood.