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.
A residential house in Schiedam by the Rotterdam architects, illustrated with detailed plans, sections, and construction details across several plates.
HousingBuilt
Location
Schiedam, Netherlands
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Bank Building R. Mees and Zoonen
J. A. Brinkmann und C. van der Vlugt
A new bank building for R. Mees en Zoonen featuring a ground-floor banking hall accessible from a side street, with functional zoning of teller areas, offices, vault, and staff quarters expressed clearly in plan and facade.
Office/BankBuilt
Location
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Ridder House
Prof. Karl Schneider
Small, nearly square house built 1929 for a painter/teacher, set back from building line to preserve garden; specific room programming by orientation (day room east, bedrooms south).
Housing (Single-family house)Built
Location
Blankenese an der Elbe
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Lattermann House
Prof. Karl Schneider
House built 1931 costing 21,000 Marks including architect's fee, example of highly rational floor plan solution with refined living culture; single north-facing entrance opening.
Housing (Single-family house)Built
Location
Meiendorf bei Hamburg
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Small Country House Blunck
Prof. Karl Schneider
Small two-story house built 1928 on a wooded plot, white plaster construction with colored windows, notable for its balcony door arrangement creating a calm wall surface.
Housing (Single-family house)Built
Location
Altona-Bissen
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Müller-Drenkberg House
Prof. Karl Schneider
House built 1928 on flat terrain with a small elevation, social rooms facing south, large terraces on each floor; clinker brick, wooden frame windows, iron railings.
Housing (Villa)Built
Location
Wohldorf bei Hamburg
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Architect's Own House (Schneider House)
Prof. Karl Schneider
The architect's own home built 1928, with living rooms south-facing, bedrooms on first floor, and an atelier with roof garden on second floor; white noble plaster with colored block-frame windows.
Housing (Villa with Atelier)Built
Location
Altona-Bahrenfeld
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Spörhase House
Prof. Karl Schneider
House of a writer, built 1928, notable for excellent facade proportions and a technically refined, slender upper wall termination; noble plaster with colored block-frame windows.
Housing (Villa)Built
Location
Altona-Bahrenfeld
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Eber House
Prof. Karl Schneider
House combined with an existing greenhouse, built 1927, includes large studio room used by the architect's wife who is a painter, white rendered construction.
Housing (Villa with Atelier)Built
Location
Blankenese
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Römer Country House
Prof. Karl Schneider
House for a merchant built 1927, placed among old trees on a plot bordered by three streets, white noble plaster with yellow block-frame windows and dark blue clinker accents.
Housing (Villa)Built
Location
Altona-Othmarschen
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Michaelsen House
Prof. Karl Schneider
The architect's first larger country house (1922/1923), oriented towards the Elbe river with a central tower containing work rooms; white rendered brick construction.
Housing (Villa)Built
Location
Falkenstein bei Blankenese
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
House S.
Prof. Karl Schneider
Small house built 1925 on a very small plot, single-story, no basement, upright clinker brick, formerly inhabited by the architect himself.
Housing (Single-family house)Built
Location
Altona-Ohlsdorf
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Bauer House
Prof. Karl Schneider
Single-family house built 1928 for a childless couple, all rooms oriented south towards garden with large swimming pool, brick masonry painted white; architect also designed furniture.
Housing (Single-family villa)Built
Location
Wohldorf bei Hamburg
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Art Exhibition Building Hamburg (Renovation)
Prof. Karl Schneider
Conversion/renovation of the Hamburg art exhibition building (1930), featuring movable exhibition walls allowing flexible use, notable facade proportions, and a new staircase.
Cultural (Exhibition Building)Built
Location
Hamburg
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Vocational School for Women's Professions "Vesna" and Elisabeth-Mach Boarding School, Brno
Architekt Bohuslav Fuchs, mit Arch. J. Polasek, Brünn
A school complex comprising a vocational training institute for women's professions and an adjoining boarding house (internat), designed with modern German school building influences, sited on a sloped terrain shown in the site plan.
School/EducationalBuilt
Location
Brünn-Schreibwald (Brno), Czechoslovakia
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Commercial Building Renovation, Jacoby Shoe Store, Frankfurt am Main
Arch. Dipl.-Ing. Hermann Zweigenthal, Berlin
A renovation combining a perfumery and an elegant shoe shop behind one facade, with a shared vestibule featuring floating display cases lit by mirror-strip lighting, and a double-height space creating a sophisticated salon-like atmosphere.
Commercial/RetailBuilt
Location
Kaiserstraße 9, Frankfurt am Main
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Three Small Dwellings in Liège, Belgium
Architekten L. H. de Koninck und Nyst, Brüssel
Three small row houses each designed for a household of five, featuring a novel heating system using warm-air distribution from a single stove per unit, with a lightweight timber-frame construction with Celotex cladding.
HousingBuilt
Location
Lüttich (Liège), Belgium
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Residential Building, Avenue de Versailles, Paris
Architekten Ginsberg u. Lubetkin
An 8-story apartment building designed to maximize economic use of very expensive Parisian land while achieving healthy living conditions, using minimal structural supports for flexible floor plans.
HousingBuilt
Location
Avenue de Versailles, Paris
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Apartment of a Bank Official in Brussels
Arch. L. H. de Koninck, Brüssel
A row house designed for a bank official featuring an entrance hall, dining room with cupboard and kitchen pass-through, and organized floors for living, sleeping, and utility functions.
HousingBuilt
Location
Brüssel (Brussels), Belgium
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Single-family House (Schaupp)
Arch. G. Schaupp, Frankfurt a. M.
A smaller single-family house in a similar spirit to Frank's Vienna house, notable for its work-room placement near the entrance yet connected to the main living room, and a winter garden extending the living room's longitudinal axis.
HousingBuilt
Location
Frankfurt am Main
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Residential House B, Vienna XIII
Josef Frank und Oskar Wlach
A house designed around the concept of 'the house as path and place,' featuring a central staircase that connects varied rooms at different landing levels, emphasizing flowing spatial sequences rather than strict functional efficiency.
HousingBuilt
Location
Wien XIII (Vienna)
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Bridge Construction for New York - A Study
Arch. Dipl.-Ing. W. Th. Otto
A proposal for improving traffic connections between Jersey City, New York, and Brooklyn via bridges with spiral-ramp bridgeheads for multiple transit modes, addressing congestion issues caused by the existing Brooklyn Bridge design.
Infrastructure/BridgeUnbuilt
Location
New York, USA
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Medical Research Heidelberg
Prof. Hans Freese, Dresden
A research institute comprising four separate institutes (Chemistry, Physiology, Physics, Pathology) organized around a central building housing shared facilities like heating, administration, and the library, forming an H-shaped plan. The building uses brick construction to harmonize with Heidelberg's coloring and includes advanced technical installations for laboratories.
Cultural/Research InstituteBuilt
Location
Heidelberg, Neuenheimer Seite, an der neuen Neckarbrücke
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Summer and Boat House for Dr. G.
W. Kuhnert and K. J. Pfeiffer
Summer and boat house with terrace and boat dock, 472 cubic meters enclosed volume, built for approximately 18,520 Marks total.
Housing (summer/boat house)Built
Location
Am Weißen See bei Potsdam
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Residence 2 in Nedlitz
W. Kuhnert and K. J. Pfeiffer
House built 1930 with hollow masonry construction, main living room of 33 sqm with small work niche, built for 19,000 Marks.
HousingBuilt
Location
Nedlitz bei Berlin
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Residence 1 in Nedlitz near Berlin
W. Kuhnert and K. J. Pfeiffer
Lakeside residence with hallway-free floor plan, brick clinker exterior walls and Ruberoid roofing with patina-green finish.
HousingBuilt
Location
Nedlitz bei Berlin
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Meili's Own House
Armin Meili (Dipl.-Arch., B.S.A.)
Architect's own house on a hillside, all living rooms facing south, brick masonry construction with noble plaster, 1430 cubic meters enclosed space.
HousingBuilt
Location
Luzern, Switzerland
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Fremersdorf-Bucher Country House
Armin Meili (Dipl.-Arch.)
Lakeside country house with boat and bathhouse for wind protection, terraced garden and sun terrace overlooking the lake.
Housing (country house)Built
Location
Hergiswil am See, Switzerland
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
House for Director Steininger
Armin Meili (Dipl.-Arch., B.S.A.)
House on steep hillside site requiring significant earthworks, resulting in varied terrace garden design and lake views from elevated position.
HousingBuilt
Location
Luzern, Switzerland
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Log House, Halle Cröllwitz
Log house manufactured by Christoph & Unmack, showing plan with terrace and veranda arrangement.
Housing (log cabin)Built
Location
Halle-Cröllwitz
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Timber house type 434
Aug. Schwemmle
Prefabricated timber house type by Deutsche Werkstätten, notable for differentiated room sizes despite simple overall plan.
Housing (prefabricated)Built
Location
Hellerau bei Dresden
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Timber house types 414, 293, 444 (German Workshops, Leubnitz-Neuostra Settlement)
Aug. Schwemmle
Series of prefabricated timber house types by Deutsche Werkstätten for a settlement near Dresden, showing standardized construction with pricing details.
Housing (prefabricated)Built
Location
Leubnitz-Neuostra, Dresden (Hellerau)
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Country House for Professor Dr. J.L. in Chieming on Lake Chiemsee
Benno Schachner (Reg.-Bmstr.)
Country house built 1928/29, closely adapted to the site with views to mountains and lake, featuring built-in furniture and larch wood interiors.
Housing (country house)Built
Location
Chieming am Chiemsee
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Gundert Timber House
H. Volkart und P. Trüdinger
Timber-framed house on narrow hillside plot with fruit garden, main floor living room facing southwest, upper floor with covered sun balcony.
HousingBuilt
Location
Müllringen bei Möhringen
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Kappus Garden House
Volkart und Trüdinger
Garden house with living room and cooking corner, asymmetric window arrangement, and windshielding stairwell design, using timber cladding.
Garden/weekend houseBuilt
Location
Cannstatt bei Stuttgart
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Fuhrhorn Weekend House
Hans Leuzinger, B.S.A.
Weekend house built 1930 for Dr. Schaeppi, demonstrating careful integration with landscape topography through angular plan and roof form.
Weekend houseBuilt
Location
Braunwald, Canton Glarus, Switzerland
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Holiday House on the Braunwald Alp
Hans Leuzinger, B.S.A.
Holiday house located 1500m above sea level, oriented for wind protection and southern sun exposure, heated via fireplace and stove.
Holiday houseBuilt
Location
Braunwaldalp, Canton Glarus, Switzerland
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Stockbüchel Holiday House
Hans Leuzinger, B.S.A.
Holiday house built 1929 for Alexander Speltz, nestled into a hillside with block construction walls and shingle roof, oriented to southern sun and lake/valley views.
Holiday houseBuilt
Location
Ennetbergen bei Glarus, Switzerland
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Planura Hut
Hans Leuzinger, B.S.A.
Mountain hut built 1930 for Swiss consul P.J.F. Schwarzenbach at 2920m altitude between glaciers, offering sleeping and sitting space for 18 people.
Mountain hut / Sports lodgeBuilt
Location
Glarus, Switzerland (near Tödi glacier)
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Residential high-rise apartment
O. Haesler and Karl Voelker
Exhibition design for a double-story apartment unit within a residential high-rise, featuring innovative circulation via glazed interior walkways and elevators.
Housing (High-rise)Unbuilt
Location
Celle
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Single-family house No. 20 (Desta House)
Brüder Luckhardt
Four-room dwelling ('Desta' house) with enclosed volume of 530 cubic meters, exhibited at the Deutsche Bauausstellung.
HousingBuilt
Location
Berlin-Dahlem
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Boardinghouse
R. Vorhoelzer, M. Wiederanders, W. Schmidl, Hacker, L. Reich, J. Albers
Exhibition boardinghouse with communal rooms, restaurant, and various apartment types demonstrating flexible modern living arrangements.
Housing (Boardinghouse)Built
Location
Berlin, Deutsche Bauausstellung
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Single-family house
Mies van der Rohe
Single-family exhibition house designed by Mies van der Rohe for the Deutsche Bauausstellung, shown alongside a sculptural work by the architect.
HousingBuilt
Location
Berlin, Deutsche Bauausstellung
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Hall II - The Dwelling of Our Time
Mies van der Rohe (Sachbearbeiter)
Exhibition hall showing full-scale buildings and furnished apartments including a two-story apartment, single-family house by Mies van der Rohe, and a boardinghouse.
Housing exhibitionBuilt
Location
Berlin, Deutsche Bauausstellung
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
German Building Exhibition Berlin 1931
Major exhibition covering international urban planning, housing, new building forms, and garage/traffic issues, with 23 nations participating.
ExhibitionBuilt
Location
Berlin
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Single-family House (Renovation) in Southern France
Rudolf Karl
Renovation project showing the influence of Le Corbusier on German architects working in France, with ground and upper floor plans shown.
Housing (single-family)Built
Location
Southern France
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
Van der Leeuw House, Rotterdam
J. A. Brinkman und L. C. van der Vlugt
Modernist house with fully glazed garden facade, designed for a cool, rationalist temperament, including roof garden, sun and light bath areas, and winter garden connected to the garden.
Housing (single-family)Built
Location
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
House Dr. Fuchs, Stuttgart, Graswaldweg
Alfred Daiber
Small narrow house on a steep slope site with views over Stuttgart, featuring a tower-like main volume with attached view and living terraces; built for 48,000 Mk.
Housing (single-family)Built
Location
Stuttgart, Graswaldweg
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
House Director F. Müller in Stuttgart-Schellenberg
Alfred Daiber
Two-family house built (though model showed two single-family houses initially planned) on a switchback private street site with views over the city, featuring balcony and terraced garden.
Housing (two-family)Built
Location
Stuttgart, Schellenberg
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1931
Open project
House Dr. med. M. in Welzheim
Volkart und Trüdinger
House demonstrating close connection between house and garden, with room sequence escalating in privacy (consulting room, den, living room, sun porch) and a garden path with old millstone table.