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	Project	Architect	Field	Typology	Location	Publication	Page
12627	Lederer Shop Vienna (Kohlmarkt)	Josef Purkert	Interior Design / Retail Design	Retail (handbag shop)	Wien	Der Baumeister 1933 / 05	18
12624	Design for a Golf Clubhouse in Garmisch-Partenkirchen	K. A. Benthe (Riederau am Ammersee)	Architecture	Cultural/Recreational (clubhouse)	Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Der Baumeister 1933 / 05	14
12623	Hartmann Residence in Munich-Solln	Karl August Benthe	Architecture	Housing (single-family house)	München-Solln	Der Baumeister 1933 / 05	10
12622	Reich Small Settlement Munich-Perlach	Städtisches Hochbauamt München	Architecture / Urban Planning	Housing (small settlement houses)	München-Perlach	Der Baumeister 1933 / 05	3
12621	Reich Small Settlement Munich-Freimann	Städtisches Hochbauamt München	Architecture / Urban Planning	Housing (small settlement houses)	München-Freimann	Der Baumeister 1933 / 05	3
12620	Reich Small Settlement Munich-Zamdorf	Städtisches Hochbauamt München	Architecture / Urban Planning	Housing (small settlement houses)	München-Zamdorf	Der Baumeister 1933 / 05	3
12618	Weekend Garden by a Lake	Unknown	Garden Design	Garden (Weekend/Leisure Garden)	Northwest Germany (lake location)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 04	35
12617	House E. R. near Saarbrücken	Rudolf Krüger	Architecture	Housing (Single-family)	Near Saarbrücken, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 04	34
12614	Own House of Architect Rudolf Krüger	Rudolf Krüger, Regierungs-Baumeister, Saarbrücken	Architecture	Housing (Single-family/Combined Office)	Saarbrücken, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 04	28
12613	Garden Pavilion on a Hilltop near Saarbrücken	Rudolf Krüger	Garden Design/Architecture	Garden Pavilion	Near Saarbrücken, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 04	28
12612	Residential House in Stuttgart	Dipl.-Ing. E. Schwaderer	Architecture	Housing (Single-family)	Stuttgart, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 04	27
12611	Own House of Architect E. Schwaderer	Dipl.-Ing. E. Schwaderer, Stuttgart	Architecture	Housing (Single-family)	Stuttgart, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 04	25
12610	Post Residential Building in Regensburg	Bauabteilung im Reichspostministerium, Abteilung Bayern	Architecture	Housing/Postal	Regensburg, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 04	24
12609	The Post Office in Dorfen	Bauabteilung im Reichspostministerium, Abteilung Bayern	Architecture	Office/Postal	Dorfen, Bavaria, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 04	23
12608	The Post Office in Kelheim	Bauabteilung im Reichspostministerium, Abteilung Bayern	Architecture	Office/Postal	Kelheim, Bavaria, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 04	22
12605	Post Office in Ortenburg (Rental Post Building)	Bauabteilung im Reichspostministerium, Abteilung Bayern	Architecture	Office/Postal/Housing	Ortenburg, Bavaria, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 04	20
12604	Post Office in Tittmoning	Bauabteilung im Reichspostministerium, Abteilung Bayern	Architecture	Office/Postal	Tittmoning, Bavaria, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 04	18
12603	Conversion of the Station Post Office Garmisch	Bauabteilung im Reichspostministerium, Abteilung Bayern	Architecture	Office/Postal	Garmisch, Bavaria, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 04	18
12602	A Food Shop in Milan	Gio Ponti, Mailand	Interior Design	Retail	Milan, Italy	Der Baumeister 1933 / 04	17
12601	Snack Bar and Shop Installations at Cologne Main Station	Reichsbahnoberrat K. Jüsgen-Köln	Interior Design	Transportation/Retail	Cologne, Germany (Hauptbahnhof)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 04	15
12600	Perfume Shop in Düsseldorf	W. Lompe, Düsseldorf	Interior Design	Retail	Düsseldorf, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 04	14
12599	A New Grain Silo in Rotterdam	J. H. Brinkman and L. C. van der Vlugt, Rotterdam	Architecture	Industrial (Grain Silo)	Rotterdam, Netherlands (Maashafen)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 04	11
12598	New Airport in Breslau	Stadtbaurat Behrendt and M.-Baurat Dr.-Ing. Küpping	Architecture	Transportation/Infrastructure (Airport)	Breslau, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 04	8
12597	Church in Donsieders (Palatinate)	Prof. Albert Bosslet, Würzburg	Architecture	Religious/Sacred (Church)	Donsieders, Pfalz, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 04	7
12596	Catholic Church in Oberotterbach (Palatinate)	Prof. Albert Bosslet, Würzburg	Architecture	Religious/Sacred (Church)	Oberotterbach, Pfalz, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 04	5
12595	Catholic Church in Altenhain (Taunus)	Prof. Albert Boxslet (Bosslet), B.D.A., Würzburg	Architecture	Religious/Sacred (Church)	Altenhain, Taunus, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 04	2
12590	Conversion of Café Königshof	Dipl.-Ing. H. P. Schmohl, Stuttgart	Interior Design	Hospitality/Café	Stuttgart, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 03	33
12589	Café Conversions in Stuttgart (Café Wirth)	Dipl.-Ing. H. P. Schmohl, Stuttgart	Interior Design	Hospitality/Café	Stuttgart, Germany (within Universum cinema building)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 03	29
12588	Exhibition of the Württemberg Metalware Factory Geislingen (Metal and Glass)	Hans Volkart, B.D.A. (author); Professor Schneck (exhibition design)	Exhibition/Interior Design	Exhibition	Stuttgart, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 03	27
12587	Reconstruction and Extension of a Neglected Garden	Harry Maasz, Gartenarchitekt, Lübeck	Garden Design	Landscape/Garden		Der Baumeister 1933 / 03	25
12586	A Wading Pool	Dipl.-Ing. Sepp Ruf, München	Garden Design	Landscape/Garden feature		Der Baumeister 1933 / 03	24
12585	F. Country House in Erlenbach near Zurich	Ernst F. Burckhardt, Zürich	Architecture	Housing	Erlenbach, near Zurich, Switzerland	Der Baumeister 1933 / 03	19
12584	Feist House, Godesberg in the Rhineland	H. Schweippert, Aachen	Architecture	Housing	Godesberg, Rhineland, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 03	16
12583	A Residential House in Kitzbühel	Dipl.-Ing. Sepp Ruf, München	Architecture	Housing	Kitzbühel, Austria	Der Baumeister 1933 / 03	15
12582	A Country House on a Slope (in Dürnstein)	Hofrat Professor Dr. Karl Holey, Wien	Architecture	Housing	Dürnstein, Wachau, Austria	Der Baumeister 1933 / 03	14
12580	Gebr. Becker Brewery, St. Ingbert in the Saar Region	Regierungsbaumeister Hans Herkommer, Stuttgart	Architecture	Industrial	St. Ingbert, Saargebiet, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 03	10
12579	Hotel Restaurant on Tublinger Kogel	Prof. Max Kellerer (also referred to as Feilerer), Wien; Mitarbeiter Eugen Wörle	Architecture	Hospitality/Restaurant	Tublinger Kogel, Wienerwald, Austria	Der Baumeister 1933 / 03	7
12578	Frescoes on the interior choir wall of the Philippus Church in Rummelsberg	Christian Ruck, Nürnberg (overall building); Annemarie Naegelsbach (fresco design and execution)	Interior Design / Mural Painting	Religious/Sacred	Rummelsberg, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 03	3
12577	Catholic Church in Stuttgart-Kaltental (St. Anthony's Church)	Regierungsbaumeister Hans Herkommer, Stuttgart	Architecture	Religious/Sacred	Stuttgart-Kaltental, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 03	2
12576	Semi-detached House in Eierbrecht, Erlenbach-Zurich	Werner Moser, U.S.A. (architect)	Architecture	Housing (Semi-detached House)	Erlenbach-Zürich, Switzerland	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	36
12575	School Chapel in Germannsdorf (Bavarian Forest)	Anton Recknagel, Regierungsbaumeister	Architecture	Religious (Chapel)	Germannsdorf, Bayerischer Wald	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	29
12574	House 'with the walled gardens' (Schmitthenner's House Stuttgart)	Professor Paul Schmitthenner	Architecture	Housing (Villa)	Stuttgart	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	20
12573	Collective School in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen	Professor Paul Schmitthenner	Architecture	School	Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	20
12572	New Proposal (New Glass Palace) - Developed from Entry No. 173	unknown (developed from competition entry 173)	Architecture / Urban Planning	Cultural (Exhibition Building)	München (Alter Botanischer Garten)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	17
12571	Glass Palace Competition - 4th Prize	Reg.-Baumeister Uli Seeck und John H. Rosenthal	Architecture	Cultural (Exhibition Building)	München (Alter Botanischer Garten)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	12
12570	Glass Palace Competition - Honorable Mention	Prof. O. O. Kurz, Architekt	Architecture / Urban Planning	Cultural (Exhibition Building)	München (Alter Botanischer Garten)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	12
12569	Glass Palace Competition - Honorable Mention (Variant)	Hans Holzhauer, Berlin und Holzhausen a. Ammersee	Architecture / Urban Planning	Cultural (Exhibition Building)	München (Alter Botanischer Garten)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	12
12568	Glass Palace Competition - Shortlisted Entry	Professor Hans Döllgast, Dipl.-Ing.	Architecture	Cultural (Exhibition Building)	München (Alter Botanischer Garten)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	10
12567	Glass Palace Competition - Purchase Award	Gustav Gsänger, Reg.-Baumeister	Architecture	Cultural (Exhibition Building)	München (Alter Botanischer Garten)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	10
12566	Glass Palace Competition - Shortlisted Entry	Wilh. Scherer	Architecture	Cultural (Exhibition Building)	München (Alter Botanischer Garten)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	9

Lederer Shop Vienna (Kohlmarkt)

Josef Purkert

Handbag shop for the Lederer firm, featuring a smooth wall surface separating displays from neighboring stores and from upper floors with a glass sign panel.

Retail (handbag shop) Built

Location

Wien

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Design for a Golf Clubhouse in Garmisch-Partenkirchen

K. A. Benthe (Riederau am Ammersee)

Unbuilt design for a golf clubhouse with plain board cladding exterior, shown in plan and section.

Cultural/Recreational (clubhouse) Unbuilt

Location

Garmisch-Partenkirchen

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Hartmann Residence in Munich-Solln

Karl August Benthe

A freestanding single-family house with a rectangular plan, hipped roof, low plinth, integrated garage and winter garden, carefully composed in massing, materials, and window proportions to blend into a wooded setting.

Housing (single-family house) Built

Location

München-Solln

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Reich Small Settlement Munich-Perlach

Städtisches Hochbauamt München

Small settlement housing project featuring solid masonry exterior walls (Dahmit stones), part of the Reich small settlement program around Munich.

Housing (small settlement houses) Built

Location

München-Perlach

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Reich Small Settlement Munich-Freimann

Städtisches Hochbauamt München

Small settlement housing project north of Munich, built with timber-frame construction infilled with insulating brick, showing various construction stages including cellar concrete work by voluntary labor service.

Housing (small settlement houses) Built

Location

München-Freimann

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Reich Small Settlement Munich-Zamdorf

Städtisches Hochbauamt München

Small settlement housing scheme for unemployed/short-time workers on the outskirts of Munich, with individual and semi-detached houses adapted to street lines and green corridors of the general city plan.

Housing (small settlement houses) Built

Location

München-Zamdorf

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Weekend Garden by a Lake

A weekend garden designed by Gartenarchitekt Richard Homann featuring an artificial hill, ponds, oak grove, and low-maintenance plantings of native and naturalized species including Ilex, azaleas, and rhododendrons.

Garden (Weekend/Leisure Garden) Built

Location

Northwest Germany (lake location)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

House E. R. near Saarbrücken

Rudolf Krüger

A house with clear tripartite plan derived from traditional farmhouse layouts, featuring a large living room with 10 m length and gable form with a saddle roof in South German tradition.

Housing (Single-family) Built

Location

Near Saarbrücken, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Own House of Architect Rudolf Krüger

Rudolf Krüger, Regierungs-Baumeister, Saarbrücken

Architect's own house combining an architecture office (upper floor) and residence (ground floor) with external stairs allowing conversion to a duplex; the garden faces the Saar valley and Lorraine hills. The building permit was initially refused by the building police on artistic grounds.

Housing (Single-family/Combined Office) Built

Location

Saarbrücken, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Garden Pavilion on a Hilltop near Saarbrücken

Rudolf Krüger

A garden pavilion with pergola and low plantings positioned to look far across the landscape, designed to complement rather than compete with the surroundings.

Garden Pavilion Built

Location

Near Saarbrücken, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Residential House in Stuttgart

Dipl.-Ing. E. Schwaderer

A house with an angular plan featuring a sheltered terrace, spacious living/music room of about 27 sqm, kitchen and dining room adjacent, and upper floor bedrooms.

Housing (Single-family) Built

Location

Stuttgart, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Own House of Architect E. Schwaderer

Dipl.-Ing. E. Schwaderer, Stuttgart

The architect's own house with an angled floor plan sheltering a sunny terrace; the living room opens to the terrace with wide double doors.

Housing (Single-family) Built

Location

Stuttgart, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Post Residential Building in Regensburg

Bauabteilung im Reichspostministerium, Abteilung Bayern

Post residential building designed to create a cozy atmosphere, appearing to 'grow' from the garden with no visible base, connected to garden walls and plantings.

Housing/Postal Built

Location

Regensburg, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

The Post Office in Dorfen

Bauabteilung im Reichspostministerium, Abteilung Bayern

Post office designed as the first house in a row, fitting well into the townscape dominated by a tall church tower which stands freely in the middle of the square.

Office/Postal Built

Location

Dorfen, Bavaria, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

The Post Office in Kelheim

Bauabteilung im Reichspostministerium, Abteilung Bayern

Post office designed with restrained scale in roof cornice, window reveals, steps and railings to preserve the view of the nearby Ruhmeshalle (Hall of Liberation).

Office/Postal Built

Location

Kelheim, Bavaria, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Post Office in Ortenburg (Rental Post Building)

Bauabteilung im Reichspostministerium, Abteilung Bayern

New post office with bright plaster facade with lively structure, fitting well into the scale of the surrounding Lower Bavarian village houses.

Office/Postal/Housing Built

Location

Ortenburg, Bavaria, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Post Office in Tittmoning

Bauabteilung im Reichspostministerium, Abteilung Bayern

Post office near a delicate old Baroque church, employing a lively structure of bonded and washed brick walls rather than smooth plaster.

Office/Postal Built

Location

Tittmoning, Bavaria, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Conversion of the Station Post Office Garmisch

Bauabteilung im Reichspostministerium, Abteilung Bayern

Conversion of the station post office featuring an elegant, widely projecting canopy at the corner.

Office/Postal Built

Location

Garmisch, Bavaria, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

A Food Shop in Milan

Gio Ponti, Mailand

A food shop interior in Milan featuring a staircase with mirrored glass paneling.

Retail Built

Location

Milan, Italy

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Snack Bar and Shop Installations at Cologne Main Station

Reichsbahnoberrat K. Jüsgen-Köln

New shop installations at Cologne main train station, including a bookstand, two-story snack bar, and cigar shop, built with steel skeleton construction, vitrines and Lahn marble, seismically isolated from the station structure.

Transportation/Retail Built

Location

Cologne, Germany (Hauptbahnhof)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Perfume Shop in Düsseldorf

W. Lompe, Düsseldorf

A perfume shop interior design in Düsseldorf.

Retail Built

Location

Düsseldorf, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

A New Grain Silo in Rotterdam

J. H. Brinkman and L. C. van der Vlugt, Rotterdam

New grain silo building at the Maashafen, shown alongside the older existing structure, illustrating modern industrial architecture in Rotterdam.

Industrial (Grain Silo) Built

Location

Rotterdam, Netherlands (Maashafen)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

New Airport in Breslau

Stadtbaurat Behrendt and M.-Baurat Dr.-Ing. Küpping

New airport located northeast of Breslau near the Glogau railway line, featuring a large aircraft hangar combined with a police tower, partially constructed at time of publication.

Transportation/Infrastructure (Airport) Unbuilt

Location

Breslau, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Church in Donsieders (Palatinate)

Prof. Albert Bosslet, Würzburg

Design model for a small church with 190 seats and construction costs of 35,000 Marks in rubble stone masonry, notable for simplified massing reduced to 'tower' and 'nave' elements.

Religious/Sacred (Church)

Location

Donsieders, Pfalz, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Catholic Church in Oberotterbach (Palatinate)

Prof. Albert Bosslet, Würzburg

A village church located within the village on the village street among farmhouses, designed with simple building masses and natural stone masonry to integrate with its surroundings.

Religious/Sacred (Church) Built

Location

Oberotterbach, Pfalz, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Catholic Church in Altenhain (Taunus)

Prof. Albert Boxslet (Bosslet), B.D.A., Würzburg

A small village parish church with 235 seats and standing room, built for 41,000 Marks with careful floor plan design; sited above the village amid old trees, dominating the village image.

Religious/Sacred (Church) Built

Location

Altenhain, Taunus, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Conversion of Café Königshof

Dipl.-Ing. H. P. Schmohl, Stuttgart

Renovation creating two connected halls (large ~216 sqm and smaller ~65 sqm) with long sightlines, warm color scheme, indirect lighting, and a garden connection.

Hospitality/Café Built

Location

Stuttgart, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Café Conversions in Stuttgart (Café Wirth)

Dipl.-Ing. H. P. Schmohl, Stuttgart

A café renovation within the Universum cinema building, featuring a large window wall connecting to the cinema vestibule, careful color scheme with white linoleum floors, and refined lighting and furniture.

Hospitality/Café Built

Location

Stuttgart, Germany (within Universum cinema building)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Exhibition of the Württemberg Metalware Factory Geislingen (Metal and Glass)

Hans Volkart, B.D.A. (author); Professor Schneck (exhibition design)

An exhibition of WMF products including cutlery, kitchen appliances, vases, and glassware made from specialty materials like Ikorakristall, Azurkristall, Salmkristall, and Topaskristall.

Exhibition Built

Location

Stuttgart, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Reconstruction and Extension of a Neglected Garden

Harry Maasz, Gartenarchitekt, Lübeck

Redesign of a neglected, dark garden with a steep slope into an open lawn terrace connected to the house's loggia, doubling the garden's size and linking it to the surrounding landscape.

Landscape/Garden Built

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

A Wading Pool

Dipl.-Ing. Sepp Ruf, München

A garden wading pool with an accompanying fountain stone, designed to integrate seamlessly with the surrounding lawn and create dynamic light and water effects.

Landscape/Garden feature Built

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

F. Country House in Erlenbach near Zurich

Ernst F. Burckhardt, Zürich

A country house in a forest clearing on a hillside, with a timber upper floor and pumice-block ground floor, designed with a three-part plan for economy, living, and sleeping functions.

Housing Built

Location

Erlenbach, near Zurich, Switzerland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Feist House, Godesberg in the Rhineland

H. Schweippert, Aachen

A house designed primarily for function, hygiene, and economic efficiency in use, with a garden and vegetable/fruit cultivation plan, detailed cost breakdowns for construction provided.

Housing Built

Location

Godesberg, Rhineland, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

A Residential House in Kitzbühel

Dipl.-Ing. Sepp Ruf, München

A house under construction embodying a rational, straightforward South German design approach, with service rooms facing north and living rooms facing south with long sightlines.

Housing

Location

Kitzbühel, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

A Country House on a Slope (in Dürnstein)

Hofrat Professor Dr. Karl Holey, Wien

A country house situated on a hillside above the Danube in previously unbuilt terrain, with room layout responding to wind protection, sun exposure, and views.

Housing Built

Location

Dürnstein, Wachau, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Gebr. Becker Brewery, St. Ingbert in the Saar Region

Regierungsbaumeister Hans Herkommer, Stuttgart

A large brewery complex built in phases from 1926-1931 including a 43m high brewhouse, malt silos, ice generator, and shipping/tavern hall buildings.

Industrial Built

Location

St. Ingbert, Saargebiet, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Hotel Restaurant on Tublinger Kogel

Prof. Max Kellerer (also referred to as Feilerer), Wien; Mitarbeiter Eugen Wörle

Hotel and restaurant complex atop a hill in the Vienna Woods with separate hotel and restaurant wings, large view terraces, and guest rooms with modern amenities.

Hospitality/Restaurant Built

Location

Tublinger Kogel, Wienerwald, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Frescoes on the interior choir wall of the Philippus Church in Rummelsberg

Christian Ruck, Nürnberg (overall building); Annemarie Naegelsbach (fresco design and execution)

Frescoes depicting 'divine diakonia' and the seven deacons of the early church on the interior choir wall of a Protestant church, notable as the artist's first sacred interior commission.

Religious/Sacred Built

Location

Rummelsberg, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Catholic Church in Stuttgart-Kaltental (St. Anthony's Church)

Regierungsbaumeister Hans Herkommer, Stuttgart

A small church situated above a narrow valley, with the choir wall featuring exterior frescoes designed to enliven the concave space without destroying the flat wall surface.

Religious/Sacred Built

Location

Stuttgart-Kaltental, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Semi-detached House in Eierbrecht, Erlenbach-Zurich

Werner Moser, U.S.A. (architect)

A semi-detached house with a south-facing balcony with matted glass railing, built at a cost of 70,000 Fr. (77 Fr./cbm including architect's fee).

Housing (Semi-detached House) Built

Location

Erlenbach-Zürich, Switzerland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

School Chapel in Germannsdorf (Bavarian Forest)

Anton Recknagel, Regierungsbaumeister

A small chapel built for only 4500 Marks in just over two months (August-October 1932), constructed with local materials and community donations and labor, notable as a modest yet exemplary vernacular building.

Religious (Chapel) Built

Location

Germannsdorf, Bayerischer Wald

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

House 'with the walled gardens' (Schmitthenner's House Stuttgart)

Professor Paul Schmitthenner

Schmitthenner's own house on a hill in Stuttgart, integrated with terraced gardens, described in a literary essay by René Schickele about its relationship to landscape and views over Stuttgart.

Housing (Villa) Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Collective School in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen

Professor Paul Schmitthenner

A large school building with flat roof, featuring separate courtyards for classes (south/west orientation) and gymnastics (east/north orientation).

School Built

Location

Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

New Proposal (New Glass Palace) - Developed from Entry No. 173

unknown (developed from competition entry 173)

Post-competition proposal for a narrow, tall, light east-west building screening Sophienstraße from the park while connecting tree groups, with pavilions and a shopping arcade (Wandelhalle).

Cultural (Exhibition Building) Unbuilt

Location

München (Alter Botanischer Garten)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Glass Palace Competition - 4th Prize

Reg.-Baumeister Uli Seeck und John H. Rosenthal

Fourth prize entry with a well-arranged building on the north side of the site with side lighting throughout the halls.

Cultural (Exhibition Building) Unbuilt

Location

München (Alter Botanischer Garten)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Glass Palace Competition - Honorable Mention

Prof. O. O. Kurz, Architekt

Honored entry proposing a building near the size and location of the former Glaspalast, isolating the two justice buildings via a planted forecourt.

Cultural (Exhibition Building) Unbuilt

Location

München (Alter Botanischer Garten)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Glass Palace Competition - Honorable Mention (Variant)

Hans Holzhauer, Berlin und Holzhausen a. Ammersee

Honored entry with longitudinal building on north side of the site, praised for urban planning study but building placed too close to Sophienstraße.

Cultural (Exhibition Building) Unbuilt

Location

München (Alter Botanischer Garten)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Glass Palace Competition - Shortlisted Entry

Professor Hans Döllgast, Dipl.-Ing.

Shortlisted entry retaining the former location of the Glaspalast, with a church-like exhibition building with cloister in a strongly romantic form.

Cultural (Exhibition Building) Unbuilt

Location

München (Alter Botanischer Garten)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Glass Palace Competition - Purchase Award

Gustav Gsänger, Reg.-Baumeister

Purchased entry with one of the most economical uses of the building site, preserving greenery and building on the site of the old Glaspalast with a plaza-like widening of Sophienstraße.

Cultural (Exhibition Building) Unbuilt

Location

München (Alter Botanischer Garten)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Glass Palace Competition - Shortlisted Entry

Wilh. Scherer

Shortlisted entry, first construction phase considered weak on its own; room sequence resembles old Glaspalast but with less appeal.

Cultural (Exhibition Building) Unbuilt

Location

München (Alter Botanischer Garten)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

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