Projects · Architectural Periodicals Database

Search (project, designer, location)

Sort by

Periodical

Field

Type

Year range — 1900 to 2000

	Project	Architect	Field	Typology	Location	Publication	Page
12761	Suburban Small Settlements in Essen	Reg.-Baumeister a.D. Faber (Stadterweiterungsamt Essen), unter Gesamtleitung des Beigeordneten Bode	Urban Planning	Housing	Essen (various districts: Gerschede, Haarzopf, Überruhr, Frintrop, Horst, Eiberg)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 12	1
12758	House 9 (Kochenhof Settlement)	Reg.-Baumeister Gerhard Graubner	Architecture	Housing	Stuttgart (Kochenhof)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 11	39
12757	House 8 (Kochenhof Settlement)	Dipl.-Ing. Hans Volkart	Architecture	Housing	Stuttgart (Kochenhof)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 11	36
12756	House 7 (Kochenhof Settlement)	Reg.-Baumeister Gabler u. Kluftinger	Architecture	Housing	Stuttgart (Kochenhof)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 11	35
12755	House 6 (Kochenhof Settlement)	Reg.-Baumeister Paul Heim	Architecture	Housing	Stuttgart (Kochenhof)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 11	36
12754	House 5 (Kochenhof Settlement)	Dr.-Ing. Ernst Schwaderer	Architecture	Housing	Stuttgart (Kochenhof)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 11	33
12753	House 4 (Kochenhof Settlement)	Prof. Paul Bonatz	Architecture	Mixed-use (Housing/Gasthaus)	Stuttgart (Kochenhof)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 11	23
12752	House 1, 2, 3 (Kochenhof Settlement)	Prof. Paul Schmitthenner	Architecture	Housing	Stuttgart (Kochenhof)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 11	26
12751	Exhibition 'German Wood' - Kochenhof Settlement, Stuttgart 1933	Various (23 architects), künstlerische Leitung: Paul Schmitthenner; Bauausschuss: Prof. Bonatz und Prof. Wetzel	Architecture / Urban Planning	Housing (Settlement/Exhibition)	Stuttgart (Kochenhof)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 11	22
12740	Rheinfranken House in Munich	Reg.-Baumeister Ernst Schreiber	Architecture	Student fraternity house / Residential-Cultural	München	Der Baumeister 1933 / 11	10
12739	Allianz Administration Building Cologne	Prof. Karl Wach und Reg.-Baurat a. D. Roßkotten	Architecture	Office	Köln am Rhein (Ecke Gladbacher Straße und Kaiser-Wilhelm-Ring)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 11	1
12737	Pfrontenried Post Office	Oberpostdirektion München	Architecture	Public/Institutional (Post office)	Pfrontenried, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 10	37
12736	Mallersdorf Post Office	Oberpostdirektion München	Architecture	Public/Institutional (Post office)	Mallersdorf, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 10	36
12735	Single-family house	Prof. Karl Jäger	Architecture	Housing (Single-family house)	München (Munich), Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 10	35
12734	Single-family residential house	Knidlberger u. Schußler	Architecture	Housing (Single-family house)	München (Munich), Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 10	33
12733	Single-family house	Delisle u. Ingwersen	Architecture	Housing (Single-family house)	München (Munich), Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 10	32
12732	Residential house in Buch am Ammersee	Uli Seeck (Reg.-Baumeister)	Architecture	Housing (Single-family house)	Buch am Ammersee, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 10	31
12731	Single-family residential house	Dipl.-Ing. C. A. Bembe	Architecture	Housing (Single-family house)	München (Munich), Germany (implied)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 10	30
12730	Single-family residential house	Haßlauer u. Thiel	Architecture	Housing (Single-family house)	München (Munich), Germany (implied)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 10	29
12729	Single-family residential house	von den Velden (Reg.-Baumeister)	Architecture	Housing (Single-family house)	München (Munich), Germany (implied)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 10	27
12728	Residential house for a couple living alone	Erdmannsdorffer u. Kindler	Architecture	Housing (Single-family house)	München (Munich), Germany (implied)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 10	27
12727	Single-family residential house	Hans Merkenthaler (Reg.-Baumeister)	Architecture	Housing (Single-family house)	München (Munich), Germany (implied)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 10	26
12726	Single-family residential house	Defregger u. Prellwitz	Architecture	Housing (Single-family house)	München (Munich), Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 10	25
12725	Single-family residential house	A. Simbeck	Architecture	Housing (Single-family house)	München (Munich), Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 10	24
12724	Single-family residential house	Sepp Kaß (Dipl.-Ing.)	Architecture	Housing (Single-family house)	München (Munich), Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 10	23
12723	Single-family house	Knidlberger u. Schußler	Architecture	Housing (Single-family house)	München (Munich), Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 10	21
12722	Reconstruction of the Chamber of Commerce in Cologne on the Rhine	Theodor Merrill	Architecture	Office/Commercial (Chamber of Commerce, Stock Exchange)	Köln (Cologne), Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 10	10
12721	Ernst Sachs Bath Schweinfurt	Roderich Fick	Architecture	Bath/Recreational (Public Bath)	Schweinfurt, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 10	2
12720	Small Stone Church in Leversbach (Eifel)	Professor Dr. Schwarz, Aachen	Architecture	Cultural (Religious/Church)	Leversbach, Eifel, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 09	33
12719	Living and Weekend in One (Own house of Baurat R. Schroeder)	Baurat R. Schroeder	Architecture	Housing (single-family/weekend house)	Kiel, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 09	32
12718	A Small-Caliber Shooting Range	Dipl.-Ing. K. Geisenhainer	Architecture	Sports/Recreation	Halle an der Saale, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 09	31
12715	Post Office Building in Neu-Allschwil	Bräuning, Leu und Dürig	Architecture	Office (Postal service) / Housing	Neu-Allschwil, near Basel	Der Baumeister 1933 / 09	29
12714	Transformer Station Brislach	Bräuning, Leu und Dürig	Architecture	Industrial	Brislach, Switzerland	Der Baumeister 1933 / 09	28
12713	Conversion of a restaurant building with apartments on Steinenvorstadt (Restaurant Steinenklösterli)	Bräuning, Leu und Dürig	Architecture	Mixed-use (Restaurant/Housing)	Steinenvorstadt, Basel	Der Baumeister 1933 / 09	26
12712	Residential and commercial building on Streitgasse, Basel	Bräuning, Leu und Dürig	Architecture	Mixed-use (Housing/Retail)	Streitgasse, Basel	Der Baumeister 1933 / 09	24
12711	Fricker Shoe Store in Basel	Bräuning, Leu und Dürig	Architecture	Retail/Commercial	Basel	Der Baumeister 1933 / 09	23
12710	Conversion of a clothing store in Basel	Bräuning, Leu und Dürig	Interior Design	Retail/Commercial	Basel	Der Baumeister 1933 / 09	18
12709	Dance hall in the Küchlin Theater	Bräuning, Leu und Dürig	Interior Design	Cultural (Theater/Entertainment)	Basel	Der Baumeister 1933 / 09	16
12707	Reformed Church in Allschwil	Bräuning, Leu und Dürig	Architecture	Cultural (Religious/Church)	Allschwil, near Basel	Der Baumeister 1933 / 09	10
12706	Two-family house in Riehen	Bräuning, Leu und Dürig	Architecture	Housing (two-family house)	Riehen, near Basel	Der Baumeister 1933 / 09	8
12705	Residence R.L. in Basel	Bräuning, Leu und Dürig	Architecture	Housing (single-family villa)	Basel, Switzerland	Der Baumeister 1933 / 09	1
12698	Competition Design for a District Hospital in Gmünd	Volkart und Trüdinger	Architecture	Healthcare	Schwäbisch Gmünd	Der Baumeister 1933 / 08	36
12697	Sports Hotel in the High Mountains	Volkart und Trüdinger	Architecture	Hotel	unspecified alpine valley	Der Baumeister 1933 / 08	35
12696	Design for a Protestant Church in Basel	Volkart und Trüdinger	Architecture	Cultural/Religious	Basel	Der Baumeister 1933 / 08	34
12695	Design for a House on a Narrow Plot	Volkart und Trüdinger	Architecture	Housing	Stuttgart (Talkessel view)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 08	33
12694	Design for a Protestant Church in Timber Construction	Volkart und Trüdinger	Architecture	Cultural/Religious	unspecified southern German city (Notkirche)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 08	31
12693	Conversion of the Commercial Building of the Swabian Trust Company in Stuttgart	Volkart und Trüdinger	Architecture	Office	Stuttgart	Der Baumeister 1933 / 08	29
12692	Protestant Church in Stuttgart-Hedelfingen	Volkart und Trüdinger	Architecture	Cultural/Religious	Stuttgart-Hedelfingen	Der Baumeister 1933 / 08	27
12691	Room Furnishings in the House of Director M. in Stuttgart	Volkart und Trüdinger	Interior Design	Housing/Furniture	Stuttgart	Der Baumeister 1933 / 08	25
12690	Garden at the House of Dr. med. G. in Stuttgart	Volkart und Trüdinger	Garden Design	Housing/Garden	Stuttgart	Der Baumeister 1933 / 08	23

Suburban Small Settlements in Essen

Reg.-Baumeister a.D. Faber (Stadterweiterungsamt Essen), unter Gesamtleitung des Beigeordneten Bode

Extensive program of new suburban small-plot settlements in hilly terrain south of Essen, providing workers with houses and larger garden/land allotments, following principles of loose, landscape-adapted layout and community formation.

Housing Built

Location

Essen (various districts: Gerschede, Haarzopf, Überruhr, Frintrop, Horst, Eiberg)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

House 9 (Kochenhof Settlement)

Reg.-Baumeister Gerhard Graubner

Single-family house for a couple with one child, part of the Kochenhof settlement.

Housing Built

Location

Stuttgart (Kochenhof)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

House 8 (Kochenhof Settlement)

Dipl.-Ing. Hans Volkart

House for two single occupants within the Kochenhof settlement.

Housing Built

Location

Stuttgart (Kochenhof)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

House 7 (Kochenhof Settlement)

Reg.-Baumeister Gabler u. Kluftinger

Single-family house for a couple with two children and grandparents, built with concrete basement walls and timber-framed upper stories; construction cost 12,000 Reichsmark.

Housing Built

Location

Stuttgart (Kochenhof)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

House 6 (Kochenhof Settlement)

Reg.-Baumeister Paul Heim

Single-family house for a couple with three children in the Kochenhof settlement.

Housing Built

Location

Stuttgart (Kochenhof)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

House 5 (Kochenhof Settlement)

Dr.-Ing. Ernst Schwaderer

Single-family house for a civil servant couple with one child, part of the Kochenhof timber settlement.

Housing Built

Location

Stuttgart (Kochenhof)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

House 4 (Kochenhof Settlement)

Prof. Paul Bonatz

A cross-set (quergestellt) three-story building with 6 apartments and a 'Bäckenwirtschaft' bakery/tavern, screening the settlement from adjacent older development.

Mixed-use (Housing/Gasthaus) Built

Location

Stuttgart (Kochenhof)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

House 1, 2, 3 (Kochenhof Settlement)

Prof. Paul Schmitthenner

Row of houses within the Kochenhof settlement designed by Paul Schmitthenner, featuring garden pergolas, sculptural elements, and unified street facade.

Housing Built

Location

Stuttgart (Kochenhof)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Exhibition 'German Wood' - Kochenhof Settlement, Stuttgart 1933

Various (23 architects), künstlerische Leitung: Paul Schmitthenner; Bauausschuss: Prof. Bonatz und Prof. Wetzel

A model housing exhibition of 25 single-family wooden houses by 23 architects demonstrating modern German timber construction under unified artistic leadership, emphasizing simplicity, tradition, and economy.

Housing (Settlement/Exhibition) Built

Location

Stuttgart (Kochenhof)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Rheinfranken House in Munich

Reg.-Baumeister Ernst Schreiber

A fraternity house designed as a real 'home' for students rather than a traditional 'Verbindungshaus,' featuring a large hall for festivities and everyday communal spaces integrated with the garden.

Student fraternity house / Residential-Cultural Built

Location

München

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Allianz Administration Building Cologne

Prof. Karl Wach und Reg.-Baurat a. D. Roßkotten

New administration building of the Allianz insurance group, built in reinforced concrete clad with Gronsdorf shell-limestone, providing offices for around 500 employees, including a grand entrance hall, director's rooms, and roof terraces.

Office Built

Location

Köln am Rhein (Ecke Gladbacher Straße und Kaiser-Wilhelm-Ring)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Pfrontenried Post Office

Oberpostdirektion München

A post office with an open post shed, built using local stone and wood, exemplifying regional building traditions.

Public/Institutional (Post office) Built

Location

Pfrontenried, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Mallersdorf Post Office

Oberpostdirektion München

A post office building designed by the Munich postal administration, exemplifying unified building culture across public and private architecture in Germany.

Public/Institutional (Post office) Built

Location

Mallersdorf, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Single-family house

Prof. Karl Jäger

A smaller residential house by the noted architect of many South German noble residences, with a nearly square hall and connected living/dining rooms plus a secluded reading nook.

Housing (Single-family house) Built

Location

München (Munich), Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Single-family residential house

Knidlberger u. Schußler

A symmetrical house with a large hall connecting four bedrooms and bathroom on the upper floor, and an interconnected ring of circulation space on the ground floor.

Housing (Single-family house) Built

Location

München (Munich), Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Single-family house

Delisle u. Ingwersen

House emphasizing long sightlines through living and work rooms, with offset doors creating movement/rest zone pairings, veranda and balcony connecting house and garden.

Housing (Single-family house) Built

Location

München (Munich), Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Residential house in Buch am Ammersee

Uli Seeck (Reg.-Baumeister)

A house using rural/rustic forms adapted for urban tastes, with a tripartite floor plan and covered veranda accessible from guest and living rooms.

Housing (Single-family house) Built

Location

Buch am Ammersee, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Single-family residential house

Dipl.-Ing. C. A. Bembe

House with sophisticated understanding of cultivated living, dividing the floor plan into unequal fields for service and living areas, each with separate entrance.

Housing (Single-family house) Built

Location

München (Munich), Germany (implied)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Single-family residential house

Haßlauer u. Thiel

A two-story house with square plan and hip (tent) roof, using asymmetric window placement and roof overhangs to avoid monotony.

Housing (Single-family house) Built

Location

München (Munich), Germany (implied)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Single-family residential house

von den Velden (Reg.-Baumeister)

House notable for its extraordinarily clear floor plan solution, built volume 425 cbm.

Housing (Single-family house) Built

Location

München (Munich), Germany (implied)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Residential house for a couple living alone

Erdmannsdorffer u. Kindler

A house designed for a couple living alone, built volume 420 cbm, construction cost 10450 M.

Housing (Single-family house) Built

Location

München (Munich), Germany (implied)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Single-family residential house

Hans Merkenthaler (Reg.-Baumeister)

House with rectangular plan and two-gabled saddle roof, demonstrating varied exterior effects through subtle shifts in window placement and garden connection.

Housing (Single-family house) Built

Location

München (Munich), Germany (implied)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Single-family residential house

Defregger u. Prellwitz

House demonstrating that artistic sensibility, not just construction experience, achieves economical floor plans; built volume including annex 400 cbm.

Housing (Single-family house) Built

Location

München (Munich), Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Single-family residential house

A. Simbeck

House inspired by Goethe's garden house forms of the late 18th century, with a spacious vestibule and straight staircase run.

Housing (Single-family house) Built

Location

München (Munich), Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Single-family residential house

Sepp Kaß (Dipl.-Ing.)

Based on a prize-winning design from a previous Munich competition, featuring improved kitchen niche and simplified stair layout, separately habitable upper floor.

Housing (Single-family house) Built

Location

München (Munich), Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Single-family house

Knidlberger u. Schußler

A small single-family house exhibited at 'Haus und Heim' 1933, with external dimensions approx. 6.80x7.80m, built volume 313 cbm, construction cost 22.40 M per cbm.

Housing (Single-family house) Built

Location

München (Munich), Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Reconstruction of the Chamber of Commerce in Cologne on the Rhine

Theodor Merrill

Reconstruction behind a preserved historic facade, combining a circular commodities exchange hall and elliptical securities exchange hall with advanced telephone signal systems, ventilation, and steel skeleton construction.

Office/Commercial (Chamber of Commerce, Stock Exchange) Built

Location

Köln (Cologne), Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Ernst Sachs Bath Schweinfurt

Roderich Fick

A new municipal bath complex donated by Ernst Sachs, built 1930–32, featuring a large swimming hall, wanne and shower baths, Roman-Irish steam bath, Kneipp and medicinal baths, with sculptural entrance portal and central courtyard used as light/air bath.

Bath/Recreational (Public Bath) Built

Location

Schweinfurt, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Small Stone Church in Leversbach (Eifel)

Professor Dr. Schwarz, Aachen

Small, simple stone church for about 200 visitors built for poor Eifel farmers using local materials (fieldstone, local timber) and volunteer labor from villagers; features a stone altar, slate floor, and natural finishes.

Cultural (Religious/Church) Built

Location

Leversbach, Eifel, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Living and Weekend in One (Own house of Baurat R. Schroeder)

Baurat R. Schroeder

Strandhaus built by the architect for himself and his family on the shore of the Kieler Förde, growing out of an existing long white concrete flood wall, with views of ship traffic on the Nord-Ostsee-Kanal.

Housing (single-family/weekend house) Built

Location

Kiel, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

A Small-Caliber Shooting Range

Dipl.-Ing. K. Geisenhainer

Shooting range near the Dölauer Heide in northern Halle with 9 shooting stands, a range master's room, a cleaning room and cloakroom; separated from a raised lounge by a glass wall for viewing results.

Sports/Recreation Built

Location

Halle an der Saale, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Post Office Building in Neu-Allschwil

Bräuning, Leu und Dürig

Post office building built 1932-33 with postal operations on ground floor and four apartments above; features an 18m tower with an assembly hall, unplastered concrete exterior, copper roof.

Office (Postal service) / Housing Built

Location

Neu-Allschwil, near Basel

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Transformer Station Brislach

Bräuning, Leu und Dürig

Transformer station built 1931-32 comprising an assembly tower, workshop, and residential building.

Industrial Built

Location

Brislach, Switzerland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Conversion of a restaurant building with apartments on Steinenvorstadt (Restaurant Steinenklösterli)

Bräuning, Leu und Dürig

Conversion of an old corner building into a restaurant with apartments above; ground floor beer and dining restaurant with kitchen, four two-room apartments per floor above; facade clad in Bavarian shell limestone with copper sheet work and sculptural ornament by Emil Knüll.

Mixed-use (Restaurant/Housing) Built

Location

Steinenvorstadt, Basel

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Residential and commercial building on Streitgasse, Basel

Bräuning, Leu und Dürig

Mixed residential/commercial building built 1930-31 with facade clad in light grey Marbrit glass panels set in putty, aluminum-sprayed metal elements.

Mixed-use (Housing/Retail) Built

Location

Streitgasse, Basel

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Fricker Shoe Store in Basel

Bräuning, Leu und Dürig

Shoe store built 1932 with distinctive shop window and entrance; steel construction sprayed with aluminum, recessed skylight above display.

Retail/Commercial Built

Location

Basel

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Conversion of a clothing store in Basel

Bräuning, Leu und Dürig

Major enlargement of shop window displays for a clothing store; facade clad in Labrador stone, display windows in Nirosta steel, walnut floors, elaborate lighting design for showcases and passages.

Retail/Commercial Built

Location

Basel

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Dance hall in the Küchlin Theater

Bräuning, Leu und Dürig

Dance floor with adjoining bar built 1931 at the level of the theater foyer, designed with a rhythmic spatial arrangement combining dance floor and bar as focal point.

Cultural (Theater/Entertainment) Built

Location

Basel

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Reformed Church in Allschwil

Bräuning, Leu und Dürig

Church built 1931-32 with a 32m tall unplastered concrete tower placed to the side, respecting an existing 1926 church and pastor's house; visible wood ceiling construction, seats 520.

Cultural (Religious/Church) Built

Location

Allschwil, near Basel

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Two-family house in Riehen

Bräuning, Leu und Dürig

Combined dual house for two related families built 1932-33 on a sloped site with views to Schwarzwald and Rhine valley; brick construction with dark-tiled roof and white lime rendering.

Housing (two-family house) Built

Location

Riehen, near Basel

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Residence R.L. in Basel

Bräuning, Leu und Dürig

A single-family house built 1932-33 running north-south with garden views into the Rhine valley; features living rooms connected to garden, pergola, winter garden, and detailed interior finishes (Solnhofen slabs, walnut panels).

Housing (single-family villa) Built

Location

Basel, Switzerland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Competition Design for a District Hospital in Gmünd

Volkart und Trüdinger

Third-prize competition entry for a district hospital incorporating an existing building, with ward, treatment, and service wings radiating from a central hall, and terraces designed for optimal sun exposure of patient rooms.

Healthcare Unbuilt

Location

Schwäbisch Gmünd

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Sports Hotel in the High Mountains

Volkart und Trüdinger

Design for a sports hotel at a mountain pass road, with main building crosswise to the valley, ice rink and service yard, and a covered sun balcony running the length of the main wing.

Hotel Unbuilt

Location

unspecified alpine valley

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Design for a Protestant Church in Basel

Volkart und Trüdinger

Purchased competition entry (1931) for a church with 1000 seats arranged in an angular form around a south-facing garden courtyard, with a freestanding tower as urban accent.

Cultural/Religious Unbuilt

Location

Basel

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Design for a House on a Narrow Plot

Volkart und Trüdinger

Model study for a slender house on a trapezoidal narrow plot in Stuttgart, oriented to maximize views over the Stuttgart valley basin.

Housing Unbuilt

Location

Stuttgart (Talkessel view)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Design for a Protestant Church in Timber Construction

Volkart und Trüdinger

Design for an emergency wooden church with 850 seats for a southern German city, featuring axial arrangement of baptismal font, pulpit, altar, and cross with a lantern superstructure in cross form.

Cultural/Religious Unbuilt

Location

unspecified southern German city (Notkirche)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Conversion of the Commercial Building of the Swabian Trust Company in Stuttgart

Volkart und Trüdinger

Conversion of a mid-19th century (1857) urban rental building into an office building with minimal alteration to the existing timber-frame structure and simplified facade.

Office Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Protestant Church in Stuttgart-Hedelfingen

Volkart und Trüdinger

Church with a folding wall of 14m length separating the sanctuary and parish hall, large asymmetrically-toned window, and an eccentrically-placed simple pulpit.

Cultural/Religious Built

Location

Stuttgart-Hedelfingen

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Room Furnishings in the House of Director M. in Stuttgart

Volkart und Trüdinger

Built-in furniture designed for specific rooms including a children's dining/play room with combined cabinet and seating nook, and a study with a built-in desk and bookshelf.

Housing/Furniture Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Garden at the House of Dr. med. G. in Stuttgart

Volkart und Trüdinger

Terraced garden with stone steps on steeply rising terrain, developed since the house's construction in 1927, shown as it appeared in 1927, 1932, and 1933.

Housing/Garden Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Previous 130 131 132 133 134 Next

Project directory.