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	Project	Architect	Field	Typology	Location	Publication	Page
12427	The Growing House - 1st Prize	Architekt Wilh. Zabel, Magdeburg-L.	Architecture	Housing (Expandable house)	Berlin (competition), Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 04	35
12426	A Furnished Apartment	Dr. Erwin Gutkind, Berlin	Interior Design	Housing (Apartment interior)	Berlin, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 04	25
12425	House 'De Bruyn'	Architekten J. A. Brinkmann und L. v. d. Vlugt	Architecture/Interior Design	Housing (Single-family house)	Schiedam, Netherlands	Der Baumeister 1932 / 04	23
12424	'Van Nelle' Office Building, Staircase	Architekten J. A. Brinkmann und L. v. d. Vlugt	Architecture	Office/Industrial	Rotterdam, Netherlands	Der Baumeister 1932 / 04	21
12423	Boiler House in Rotterdam	Architekten J. A. Brinkmann u. L. v. d. Vlugt, Rotterdam	Architecture	Industrial (Boiler house)	Rotterdam, Netherlands	Der Baumeister 1932 / 04	21
12422	Sun Bay Window on a Rental House in the Neuhausen Estate in Munich	Architekt Dipl.-Ing. Hans Döllgast, München	Architecture	Housing (Estate/rental housing detail)	Neuhausen, Munich, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 04	19
12421	Rental Housing Block in Munich	Architekt Prof. Otho Orlando Kurz	Architecture	Housing (Multi-family rental block)	Munich, at Arnulfstraße and Hubertusstraße	Der Baumeister 1932 / 04	18
12420	Single-family House Design by Oskar Kleschatzky	Z.V. Dr.-Ing. Oskar Kleschatzky, Innsbruck	Architecture	Housing (Single-family house design/project)	Innsbruck, Austria	Der Baumeister 1932 / 04	15
12419	Detached Single-family House with Studio	Architekt Z.V. Dr.-Ing. Oskar Kleschatzky	Architecture	Housing (Single-family house with studio)	Innsbruck, Austria	Der Baumeister 1932 / 04	14
12418	Atrium House 'Oivala' in Helsinki	Arch. Oiva Kallio, Finnland	Architecture	Housing (Single-family atrium house)	Helsingfors (Helsinki), Finland	Der Baumeister 1932 / 04	12
12417	House Dr. K. near Zürich	Architekten Moser und Kopp, Zürich	Architecture	Housing (Two-family house)	near Zürich, Switzerland	Der Baumeister 1932 / 04	8
12416	House Dr. W.	Architekten Moser und Kopp, B.D.A., Zürich	Architecture	Housing (Single-family house with garden court)	Zürich, Switzerland	Der Baumeister 1932 / 04	5
12415	The New Cemetery Chapel in Lindau	Arch. Studienbaurat Kerschensteiner, Lindau	Architecture	Cultural/Religious (Cemetery/Mortuary Chapel)	Lindau-Äschach, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 04	1
12413	The Suburban Small Settlements of the City of Leipzig	Various (24 architects, including 17 competition prize-winners); overseen by Stadtbaurat Dr.-Ing. Wolf	Urban Planning / Architecture	Housing (settler housing / suburban small settlement)	Leipzig (Mockau and Eutritzsch districts), Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 03	24
12412	Zoning Plan of Zagreb (Competition Entry)	Kötzer, Ewald Liedecke, Dipl.-Ing. Koller; Reg.-Baumeister Wehrmeister (railway technical part)	Urban Planning	Urban Planning / Zoning	Zagreb, Yugoslavia	Der Baumeister 1932 / 03	19
12411	Residence for Pastor Rohr, Oberhofen on Lake Thun	Unknown	Architecture	Housing (single-family residence)	Oberhofen am Thuner See, Switzerland	Der Baumeister 1932 / 03	16
12409	Wooden Own House by Architect Lux Guyer	Lux Guyer	Architecture	Housing (single-family residence)	Itschnach bei Zürich, Switzerland	Der Baumeister 1932 / 03	11
12408	Own Residence of Prof. O. Salvisberg	Prof. O. Salvisberg	Architecture	Housing (single-family residence)	Zürich, Switzerland	Der Baumeister 1932 / 03	1
12407	Corpus Christi Church in Aachen	Prof. Dr.-Ing. Rudolf Schwarz	Architecture	Religious/Church	Aachen	Der Baumeister 1932 / 01	35
12405	New Stadium of the City of Vienna (Vienna Stadium)	Otto Ernst Schweizer	Architecture	Sports / Stadium	Prater, Wien	Der Baumeister 1932 / 01	23
12404	Larger residence on the Alster in Hamburg	Prof. Emil Fahrenkamp	Architecture	Housing	Harvestehuder Weg, Hamburg	Der Baumeister 1932 / 01	17
12403	Wenhold House in Bremen	Prof. Emil Fahrenkamp	Architecture	Housing	Bremen	Der Baumeister 1932 / 01	14
12402	Type house Smestad, two-story	Gudolf Blakstad und Herman Munthe-Kaas	Architecture	Housing	Oslo, Norway	Der Baumeister 1932 / 01	12
12401	Type house Smestad, single-story	Gudolf Blakstad und Herman Munthe-Kaas	Architecture	Housing	Oslo, Norway	Der Baumeister 1932 / 01	12
12400	Residential house by architect Kurt von Schmalensee	Kurt von Schmalensee	Architecture	Housing	Stockholm, Sweden	Der Baumeister 1932 / 01	11
12399	Single-family house by architect Birger Jonson	Birger Jonson	Architecture	Housing	Stockholm, Sweden	Der Baumeister 1932 / 01	10
12398	Single-family terrace house, single-story	Oswald Almqvist	Architecture	Housing	Stockholm, Sweden	Der Baumeister 1932 / 01	8
12397	Single-family house, Stockholm 1930	Sigurd Lewerentz	Architecture	Housing	Stockholm, Sweden	Der Baumeister 1932 / 01	7
12396	House in Klampenborg (Denmark)	Carl Brummer	Architecture	Housing	Klampenborg, Denmark	Der Baumeister 1932 / 01	6
12395	The own house of a young architect in Obermenzing near Munich	Dipl.-Ing. Gustav Gsänger	Architecture	Housing	Obermenzing bei München	Der Baumeister 1932 / 01	4
12393	Preliminary Project for a Sound Film Theater in Breslau	Dipl.-Ing. Heinz Kugler and Dipl.-Ing. A. Linsenmayer, München	Architecture	Cultural (Cinema)	Breslau, Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 12	44
12392	Conversion of the Kammerlichtspiele Cinema in Munich	Dipl.-Ing. Heinz Kugler and Lorenz Mesch, München	Architecture/Interior Design	Cultural (Cinema)	Neuhauser Straße, München, Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 12	39
12391	Renovation of the Adolf Stock Fashion House, Nuremberg	Hans and Otto Eberth, B.D.A., Nürnberg	Architecture	Commercial (Retail)	Ludwigstraße 4, 6, 8, Nürnberg, Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 12	36
12390	Silo, Rotterdam	J. A. Brinkmann and L. v. d. Vlugt	Architecture	Industrial (Silo)	Rotterdam, Netherlands	Der Baumeister 1931 / 12	34
12389	X-ray Tube Factory C.H.F. Müller A.G., Hamburg-Fuhlsbüttel	Prof. K. Schneider, Hamburg	Architecture	Industrial	Hamburg-Fuhlsbüttel, Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 12	32
12388	Olympia Exhibition Hall in London	Joseph Emberton, A.R.I.B.A., London	Architecture	Exhibition/Trade Hall	London, England	Der Baumeister 1931 / 12	27
12387	Fundamentals on the Modern Single-Family House	Gebrüder Luckhardt, B.D.A., Berlin	Architecture	Housing (Single-family)	Berlin, Germany (exhibited at Berlin Bauausstellung)	Der Baumeister 1931 / 12	24
12386	The Employment Office in Stuttgart	Volkart u. Trüdinger, B.D.A., Stuttgart	Architecture	Office (Public/Government)	Stuttgart, Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 12	46
12385	The Lerchenhain Settlement in Würzburg	Peter Feile, Würzburg and Walter Loos, Wien	Architecture	Housing (Villa settlement)	Würzburg, Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 12	14
12384	Two-Family Houses in Haar near Munich	Dipl.-Ing. Kugler and A. Linsenmayer, München	Architecture	Housing (Two-family)	Haar, near Munich, Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 12	12
12382	Settlement for the Unemployed	Gustav Lüdecke, Architekt B.D.A., Dresden	Urban Planning	Housing (Settlement)	Sachsen (Saxony), Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 12	10
12381	Row Single-Family Houses with Southern Lighting	G. Lüdecke, Dresden	Architecture	Housing (Row houses)	Hellerau, Germany (implied)	Der Baumeister 1931 / 12	8
12380	Two-Story Single-Family House	Karl Pieper, Dessau-Berlin	Architecture	Housing (Single-family)	Dessau/Berlin, Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 12	7
12376	Villa "In the Meadow"	Ernst Klein, B.S.A., St. Gallen	Architecture	Housing (Villa)	Heerbrugg, Rheintal, Switzerland	Der Baumeister 1931 / 12	1
12372	Small house construction in Welwyn Garden City (Types 1-5)	A. W. Kenyon and C. H. James (consulting architect Louis de Soissons)	Architecture	Housing	Welwyn Garden City, near London, England	Der Baumeister 1931 / 11	34
12371	Small single-story single-family house	Regierungsbaumeister G. Harbers	Architecture	Housing	Germany (coastal, lake/forest/mountain view site)	Der Baumeister 1931 / 11	31
12370	Small single-family house	Dipl.-Ing. R. Stein	Architecture	Housing	Altona, Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 11	31
12368	Expandable single-family house in four building stages	Prof. Karl Schneider	Architecture	Housing	Hamburg, Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 11	28
12366	Medical Center, Presbyterian Hospital	James Gamble Rogers	Architecture	Cultural/Hospital	New York, USA	Der Baumeister 1931 / 11	20
12364	Tugendhat House	Ludwig Mies van der Rohe	Architecture	Housing	Brünn (Brno), Czechoslovakia	Der Baumeister 1931 / 11	7

The Growing House - 1st Prize

Architekt Wilh. Zabel, Magdeburg-L.

First prize entry in the Berlin 'Growing House' competition, a small expandable house with a core, first expansion, and full build-out stages; hollow-block masonry construction.

Housing (Expandable house) Unbuilt

Location

Berlin (competition), Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

A Furnished Apartment

Dr. Erwin Gutkind, Berlin

A furnished apartment interior with living/dining room spanning front to back, harmonious combination of metal, glass, wood, fabric, and tinted wallpaper, achieving a hygienic yet cozy atmosphere.

Housing (Apartment interior) Built

Location

Berlin, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

House 'De Bruyn'

Architekten J. A. Brinkmann und L. v. d. Vlugt

A single-family house with a staircase and dining room shown in comparison with a factory staircase by the same architects; interiors feature designed floor covering to replace the Persian carpet.

Housing (Single-family house) Built

Location

Schiedam, Netherlands

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

'Van Nelle' Office Building, Staircase

Architekten J. A. Brinkmann und L. v. d. Vlugt

Staircase of the office building of the Van Nelle factory, previously published in Heft 4/1931, shown again for its fine-scaled window articulation and material use.

Office/Industrial Built

Location

Rotterdam, Netherlands

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Boiler House in Rotterdam

Architekten J. A. Brinkmann u. L. v. d. Vlugt, Rotterdam

A large boiler house in Rotterdam by Brinkmann and van der Vlugt, praised for its unified design, restrained construction, and calm silhouette compared to other Dutch large buildings.

Industrial (Boiler house) Built

Location

Rotterdam, Netherlands

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Sun Bay Window on a Rental House in the Neuhausen Estate in Munich

Architekt Dipl.-Ing. Hans Döllgast, München

Winning entry from a limited competition for the best layout of housing estate districts in Munich; shown here is a corner solution with a sun bay window designed by Döllgast himself.

Housing (Estate/rental housing detail) Built

Location

Neuhausen, Munich, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Rental Housing Block in Munich

Architekt Prof. Otho Orlando Kurz

A large residential block designed as a dominant urban element for a housing estate, with 523 rooms, 210 apartments, flat roof, and a landscaped inner courtyard with children's playground.

Housing (Multi-family rental block) Built

Location

Munich, at Arnulfstraße and Hubertusstraße

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Single-family House Design by Oskar Kleschatzky

Z.V. Dr.-Ing. Oskar Kleschatzky, Innsbruck

A nearly square single-family house design (8.7 x 7.2 m) with terraces, garden wall and garage annex, dividing the garden into three distinct zones.

Housing (Single-family house design/project) Unbuilt

Location

Innsbruck, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Detached Single-family House with Studio

Architekt Z.V. Dr.-Ing. Oskar Kleschatzky

A detached single-family house with an integrated studio, simple rectangular volume, with strong horizontal window bands and garden terrace integration.

Housing (Single-family house with studio)

Location

Innsbruck, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Atrium House 'Oivala' in Helsinki

Arch. Oiva Kallio, Finnland

A single-family atrium house employing the ancient Roman atrium concept, achieving a spacious garden impression despite the small actual courtyard area (ca. 41 sqm).

Housing (Single-family atrium house) Built

Location

Helsingfors (Helsinki), Finland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

House Dr. K. near Zürich

Architekten Moser und Kopp, Zürich

A simple rectangular two-unit residential building with a garden wall integrating the house into its site, featuring monk-and-nun tile roofing and white plaster surfaces.

Housing (Two-family house) Built

Location

near Zürich, Switzerland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

House Dr. W.

Architekten Moser und Kopp, B.D.A., Zürich

A house with a garden courtyard designed as an example of space-saving 'southern' living culture, featuring a walled garden court inspired by Mediterranean/Italian courtyard houses.

Housing (Single-family house with garden court) Built

Location

Zürich, Switzerland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

The New Cemetery Chapel in Lindau

Arch. Studienbaurat Kerschensteiner, Lindau

New Christian mortuary/exequial chapel (Aussegnungshalle) at the cemetery in Lindau-Äschach, praised for its simplicity and integration with the Lake Constance landscape.

Cultural/Religious (Cemetery/Mortuary Chapel) Built

Location

Lindau-Äschach, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

The Suburban Small Settlements of the City of Leipzig

Various (24 architects, including 17 competition prize-winners); overseen by Stadtbaurat Dr.-Ing. Wolf

A large-scale program for suburban small settlements ('Kleinsiedlung') for the unemployed in Leipzig, including site planning, standardized settler house types, construction methods, financing, and selection criteria for settlers.

Housing (settler housing / suburban small settlement) Built

Location

Leipzig (Mockau and Eutritzsch districts), Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Zoning Plan of Zagreb (Competition Entry)

Kötzer, Ewald Liedecke, Dipl.-Ing. Koller; Reg.-Baumeister Wehrmeister (railway technical part)

A second-prize urban planning competition entry for Zagreb's zoning and settlement expansion, analyzing existing self-built housing growth and proposing a structured cellular settlement system balancing urban, semi-urban, and rural garden zones.

Urban Planning / Zoning Unbuilt

Location

Zagreb, Yugoslavia

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Residence for Pastor Rohr, Oberhofen on Lake Thun

A winkelförmig timber-and-masonry house built in 1930 on a steep slope, designed with a pultdach (shed roof) to shield against wind, maximize sun exposure and preserve existing trees on site; includes detailed construction and cost documentation.

Housing (single-family residence) Built

Location

Oberhofen am Thuner See, Switzerland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Wooden Own House by Architect Lux Guyer

Lux Guyer

A wooden house designed and inhabited by architect Lux Guyer, with rooms oriented to specific views and light conditions, a two-story hall, and interior planning that closely relates to the surrounding landscape.

Housing (single-family residence) Built

Location

Itschnach bei Zürich, Switzerland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Own Residence of Prof. O. Salvisberg

Prof. O. Salvisberg

A winkelförmig (angular) private residence on a sloping site in Zürich, designed to maximize sunlight, views, and wind protection, with a distinctive board-formed concrete exterior and carefully composed interior room arrangement.

Housing (single-family residence) Built

Location

Zürich, Switzerland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Corpus Christi Church in Aachen

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Rudolf Schwarz

1930 church designed as a strict single-volume hall (Einraum) with rising floor toward the altar, high clerestory windows, contrasting dark stone 'earth' base and bright upper structure; free-standing 40m tower.

Religious/Church Built

Location

Aachen

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

New Stadium of the City of Vienna (Vienna Stadium)

Otto Ernst Schweizer

Major reinforced-concrete stadium in Vienna's Prater park, developed after Schweizer's earlier Nuremberg stadium work, using 112 identical frame trusses, extensive glazing, and inspired by comparison to the Roman amphitheater of Nîmes.

Sports / Stadium Built

Location

Prater, Wien

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Larger residence on the Alster in Hamburg

Prof. Emil Fahrenkamp

Large villa on a sloped site bordering the Alster with old trees, featuring garages and staff quarters below, main entrance via outdoor stair, and living hall oriented toward views and garden.

Housing Built

Location

Harvestehuder Weg, Hamburg

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Wenhold House in Bremen

Prof. Emil Fahrenkamp

Larger single-family house with clear separation of secondary and main rooms, main staircase from the hall and separate service stair to children's rooms; large rooms (28, 45, 20 m²) with subordinate niches.

Housing Built

Location

Bremen

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Type house Smestad, two-story

Gudolf Blakstad und Herman Munthe-Kaas

Two-story type house on a square plan, with entry hall, living room opening to dining niche and study, four bedrooms and bath upstairs; timber construction with insulation layers.

Housing Built

Location

Oslo, Norway

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Type house Smestad, single-story

Gudolf Blakstad und Herman Munthe-Kaas

Single-story prefabricated-type timber-frame house at Smestad, Oslo, with sloped ceilings following pult roofs and standardized construction details.

Housing Built

Location

Oslo, Norway

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Residential house by architect Kurt von Schmalensee

Kurt von Schmalensee

Medium-sized single-family house with double-height living space, free-floating staircase, and compact bedroom arrangement upstairs, exhibited in Stockholm 1930.

Housing Built

Location

Stockholm, Sweden

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Single-family house by architect Birger Jonson

Birger Jonson

Compact square-plan house for 2–4 persons at the Stockholm Exhibition 1930, featuring a sheltered balcony/terrace and vertical wood siding; construction cost approx. 15,250 kronor.

Housing Built

Location

Stockholm, Sweden

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Single-family terrace house, single-story

Oswald Almqvist

Single-story terrace house exhibited at Stockholm 1930, featuring side extensions for wind/weather protection and integrated kitchen, laundry, and sleeping wing; construction cost 20,300 kronor.

Housing Built

Location

Stockholm, Sweden

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Single-family house, Stockholm 1930

Sigurd Lewerentz

Single-family house shown at the Stockholm Exhibition 1930, with staggered site layout, ground floor living room and kitchen, upper floor bedrooms; timber skeleton construction, cost 16,400 kronor.

Housing Built

Location

Stockholm, Sweden

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

House in Klampenborg (Denmark)

Carl Brummer

Single-family house compared stylistically with the Gsänger house, evoking traditional German and Nordic domestic culture through proportion and material restraint rather than ornament.

Housing Built

Location

Klampenborg, Denmark

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

The own house of a young architect in Obermenzing near Munich

Dipl.-Ing. Gustav Gsänger

Own house of architect Gsänger, composed of two connected volumes with separate gabled roofs, organizing main living rooms and secondary rooms around a garden.

Housing Built

Location

Obermenzing bei München

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Preliminary Project for a Sound Film Theater in Breslau

Dipl.-Ing. Heinz Kugler and Dipl.-Ing. A. Linsenmayer, München

A preliminary design for a sound film theater with careful attention to sightlines, seating tiers, circulation separating entrance/exit routes, and an alternative facade proposal emphasizing vertical articulation and a floating, frameless curtain arrangement.

Cultural (Cinema) Unbuilt

Location

Breslau, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Conversion of the Kammerlichtspiele Cinema in Munich

Dipl.-Ing. Heinz Kugler and Lorenz Mesch, München

Renovation of a cinema with horizontal spatial articulation using alternating bands of fine wood and fabric, indirect lighting, and careful room-acoustic design for sound film screenings, plus a modern room ventilation/climate system by Wassmuth, Kurth & Co.

Cultural (Cinema) Built

Location

Neuhauser Straße, München, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Renovation of the Adolf Stock Fashion House, Nuremberg

Hans and Otto Eberth, B.D.A., Nürnberg

Conversion of a former mixed commercial/residential building into a fully commercial fashion retail building, with a new steel-frame facade added above the second floor, dormer removal, expanded attic level clad in copper, and muschelkalk stone cladding on the facade; completed in 3 months 10 days at a cost of 750,000 Mark.

Commercial (Retail) Built

Location

Ludwigstraße 4, 6, 8, Nürnberg, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Silo, Rotterdam

J. A. Brinkmann and L. v. d. Vlugt

A silo built in cast concrete using sliding formwork (Gleitschalung) technique, illustrating a comparison of surface textures achieved with different concrete formwork techniques.

Industrial (Silo) Built

Location

Rotterdam, Netherlands

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

X-ray Tube Factory C.H.F. Müller A.G., Hamburg-Fuhlsbüttel

Prof. K. Schneider, Hamburg

A factory and administration building complex completed 1929, with five-story production areas lit from east-west and administration areas lit from south-north; steel skeleton construction with brick cladding for administration and reinforced concrete for the factory building.

Industrial Built

Location

Hamburg-Fuhlsbüttel, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Olympia Exhibition Hall in London

Joseph Emberton, A.R.I.B.A., London

A steel-skeleton exhibition hall with stone-clad street facade following the curve of the street, featuring four separate fire-protected stairwells per floor as required by building police, illuminated neon signage, and modern sober facade design replacing an initial more academic scheme.

Exhibition/Trade Hall Built

Location

London, England

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Fundamentals on the Modern Single-Family House

Gebrüder Luckhardt, B.D.A., Berlin

A small house for the educated middle class shown at the Berlin building exhibition, exemplifying principles of modern single-family house design including flexible bedroom sizing, combined living/dining space, flat roof construction, and large glazing connecting interior to garden.

Housing (Single-family) Built

Location

Berlin, Germany (exhibited at Berlin Bauausstellung)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

The Employment Office in Stuttgart

Volkart u. Trüdinger, B.D.A., Stuttgart

A design study for a labor/employment office in Stuttgart, addressing solar orientation, urban planning context, traffic flow separation between job-seekers and staff/employers, and functional zoning; includes detailed floor plans and waiting room furnishings.

Office (Public/Government) Unbuilt

Location

Stuttgart, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

The Lerchenhain Settlement in Würzburg

Peter Feile, Würzburg and Walter Loos, Wien

A villa settlement of 27 planned houses on a triangular site with views of the city, Käppele, Marienburg and Maintal, designed with three house types (A, B, C) featuring south terraces, roof gardens, and modern flat-roofed architecture; three houses built 1929/30.

Housing (Villa settlement) Built

Location

Würzburg, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Two-Family Houses in Haar near Munich

Dipl.-Ing. Kugler and A. Linsenmayer, München

Two two-family houses designed by young Munich architects, notable for their good living value relative to modest construction costs; site plan for the settlement area in Haar is shown, with financing example for a building loan.

Housing (Two-family) Built

Location

Haar, near Munich, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Settlement for the Unemployed

Gustav Lüdecke, Architekt B.D.A., Dresden

A proposal for settling unemployed workers on small agricultural plots with simple row houses built in phases with self-help labor, including detailed garden and land allocation plans for subsistence farming.

Housing (Settlement) Unbuilt

Location

Sachsen (Saxony), Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Row Single-Family Houses with Southern Lighting

G. Lüdecke, Dresden

Row houses designed with south-facing orientation to maximize sun exposure, discussed in detail with sun-angle calculations comparing east-west vs. south orientation for daylighting throughout the year.

Housing (Row houses)

Location

Hellerau, Germany (implied)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Two-Story Single-Family House

Karl Pieper, Dessau-Berlin

A two-story single-family house with 73.80 m² living area, 310 cbm built volume, and construction costs of approximately 7750 M.

Housing (Single-family)

Location

Dessau/Berlin, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Villa "In the Meadow"

Ernst Klein, B.S.A., St. Gallen

A country house built 1930 for Albert Schmidheini in the flood plain ('Ried') of the Rhine valley, breaking with local tradition of building on the slope; features a flat-pitched roof harmonizing with the landscape, restrained garden design, and simple, harmonious interiors.

Housing (Villa) Built

Location

Heerbrugg, Rheintal, Switzerland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Small house construction in Welwyn Garden City (Types 1-5)

A. W. Kenyon and C. H. James (consulting architect Louis de Soissons)

Two hundred single-family houses built in various types (parlour houses and simpler types) as part of a new development in Welwyn Garden City, achieving low construction costs through standardized components and efficient organization while maintaining architectural quality.

Housing Built

Location

Welwyn Garden City, near London, England

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Small single-story single-family house

Regierungsbaumeister G. Harbers

A small single-story house built in 1927 for a couple with two children on a sloping site with sea, forest and mountain views, carefully oriented for wind, rain and sun protection with very low construction costs of about 3800 M.

Housing Built

Location

Germany (coastal, lake/forest/mountain view site)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Small single-family house

Dipl.-Ing. R. Stein

A small single-family house with minimal but functional room sizes, shown at the traveling exhibition 'Der billige Gegenstand' in the Hanseatic cities, with pure construction costs around 12,000 M.

Housing Built

Location

Altona, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Expandable single-family house in four building stages

Prof. Karl Schneider

A single-family house designed to be built and expanded in four stages, allowing young families to start small and grow the house as needs and means increase; shown at the traveling exhibition 'Der billige Gegenstand'.

Housing

Location

Hamburg, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

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Medical Center, Presbyterian Hospital

James Gamble Rogers

A vast hospital, clinic and university medical complex on Manhattan combining the Presbyterian Hospital, Vanderbilt Clinic, and Columbia University medical school, designed with extensive planning research over 14 years addressing light, air, and quiet for patients.

Cultural/Hospital Built

Location

New York, USA

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Tugendhat House

Ludwig Mies van der Rohe

A large villa composed of low interconnected volumes organized around a masonry pier, with an open-plan main living level oriented to the garden, featuring onyx walls, chrome-clad steel columns, and expansive glazing.

Housing Built

Location

Brünn (Brno), Czechoslovakia

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

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