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	Project	Architect	Field	Typology	Location	Publication	Page
12238	Own House of the Architect in Cologne-Rondorf	Theodor Merrill, Köln	Architecture	Housing	Köln-Rondorf	Der Baumeister 1931 / 03	13
12237	Protestant Church, Cologne-Zollstock	Theodor Merrill, Köln	Architecture	Cultural	Köln-Zollstock	Der Baumeister 1931 / 03	7
12236	St. Canisius Gymnasium and Boarding School, Remagen	Theodor Merrill, Köln	Architecture	School	Remagen	Der Baumeister 1931 / 03	2
12233	Fraternity House 'Stuttgarter Wingolf' in Stuttgart	Dr.-Ing. Ed. Krüger, Stuttgart	Architecture	Institutional/Clubhouse	Stuttgart, Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 01	42
12231	Town Hall in Davos (Renovation)	Arch. R. Gaberel, Davos	Architecture	Government/Civic	Davos, Switzerland	Der Baumeister 1931 / 01	39
12230	Boarding House in Davos (Renovation)	Arch. Gaberel, Davos	Architecture	Housing/Hospitality	Davos, Switzerland	Der Baumeister 1931 / 01	38
12229	Protestant Church for Plauen	Arch. Lois Welzenbacher	Architecture	Religious/Church	Plauen, Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 01	34
12228	St. Nicolai Church in Dortmund	Architekten Pinno und Grund, B.D.A., Dortmund	Architecture	Religious/Church	Dortmund, Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 01	28
12227	Steel Church in Essen	Arch. Prof. Dr. Otto Bartning, Berlin	Architecture	Religious/Church	Essen, Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 01	26
12226	Design for a Protestant Church for Essen	Arch. Prof. E. Fahrenkamp, Düsseldorf	Architecture	Religious/Church	Essen, Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 01	25
12224	Design for the Kreuzkirche (Church of the Cross) in Stuttgart	Arch. Volkart und Trüdinger, Stuttgart	Architecture	Religious/Church	Stuttgart (Böblinger Straße), Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 01	22
12223	Protestant Church in Hedelfingen	Paul Trüdinger, Stuttgart (Volkart und Trüdinger)	Architecture	Religious/Church	Stuttgart-Hedelfingen, Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 01	18
12222	Design for a Basement Church for a Large City	Dr. Stephan Hirzel, Berlin	Architecture	Religious/Church	Berlin, Germany (conceptual, unspecified)	Der Baumeister 1931 / 01	17
12221	Assembly Hall of the 'Apostolic Community' in the Kiefhoek Settlement	Arch. J. P. Oud	Architecture	Religious/Community	Kiefhoek, near Rotterdam, Netherlands	Der Baumeister 1931 / 01	16
12220	Renovation of a Village Church near Hamburg	Arch. G. Langmaack, B.D.A., Hamburg	Architecture	Religious/Church	near Hamburg, Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 01	15
12219	Gustav Adolf Church in Niederursel	Arch. Prof. M. Elsässer, Frankfurt a. M.	Architecture	Religious/Church	Niederursel, Frankfurt, Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 01	15
12218	Protestant Community House, Wilhelmshof Settlement near Brandenburg an der Havel	Arch. Prof. Dr. Otto Bartning	Architecture	Religious/Community	Wilhelmshof bei Brandenburg an der Havel, Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 01	14
12217	Protestant Peace Church in Berlin-Niederschönweide	Dipl.-Ing. Fritz Schupp und Dipl.-Ing. Martin Kremmer, B.D.A.	Architecture	Religious/Church	Berlin-Niederschönweide, Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 01	13
12215	Hans Tavsen Church	Arch. Kristen Cording u. E. Appel	Architecture	Religious/Church	Copenhagen, Denmark	Der Baumeister 1931 / 01	12
12214	Gurre Church	Arch. Carl Brummer	Architecture	Religious/Church	Denmark	Der Baumeister 1931 / 01	11
12212	Church in Holsted	Axel G. Jöergensen	Architecture	Religious/Church	Holsted, Denmark	Der Baumeister 1931 / 01	10
12209	Round Church in Essen	Arch. Prof. Dr. Otto Bartning	Architecture	Religious/Church	Essen, Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 01	8
12206	Prayer Hall and Community House in Dornbirn	Volkart und Trüdinger, Arch., B.D.A.	Architecture	Religious/Community	Dornbirn, Austria	Der Baumeister 1931 / 01	6
12204	Protestant Church in Planegg	Geheimrat Theodor Fischer	Architecture	Religious/Church	Planegg, Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 01	4
12201	Tourism Pavilion, Vienna 1930	Arch. Prof. E. Lichtblau	Architecture	Exhibition	Vienna	Der Baumeister 1930 / 12	44
12200	Music Shop, Vienna 1930	Arch. Prof. E. Lichtblau	Interior Design	Retail	Vienna	Der Baumeister 1930 / 12	42
12199	Post Office, Werkbund Exhibition Paris 1930	Arch. Prof. R. Vorhölzer	Architecture	Office	Paris	Der Baumeister 1930 / 12	43
12198	Werkbund Exhibition Paris 1930 - Communal Room of a Ten-Story Residential Building	Arch. W. Gropius	Interior Design	Housing	Paris	Der Baumeister 1930 / 12	42
12197	Alcohol-Free Restaurant, Dresden	Arch. Prof. Muesmann	Architecture	Hospitality	Dresden	Der Baumeister 1930 / 12	41
12196	Staatenhaus Tower, Dresden	Arch. Prof. Kreis	Architecture	Exhibition	Dresden	Der Baumeister 1930 / 12	41
12195	International Hygiene Exhibition Dresden 1930 - Hall for Physical Exercise	Arch. H. Richter	Architecture	Exhibition	Dresden	Der Baumeister 1930 / 12	40
12194	Swiss Pavilion at the Liège World Exhibition 1930	Architekten Kellermüller-Zürich, Hofmann-Winterthur	Architecture	Exhibition	Liège (Lüttich), Belgium	Der Baumeister 1930 / 12	40
12193	Kirchenpauer Secondary School	Architekten H. Bomhoff und H. Schöne	Architecture	School	Hamburg	Der Baumeister 1930 / 12	36
12192	Secondary School (Realgymnasium) in Essen	Architekten Wahl und Rödel	Architecture	School	Essen	Der Baumeister 1930 / 12	35
12190	Kindergarten and Children's Home in Brno	Arch. Ing. Oskar Poriska	Architecture	Cultural	Brünn-Schrowitz (Brno-Zábrdovice)	Der Baumeister 1930 / 12	32
12189	Kindergarten in Brno	Arch. B. Fuchs	Architecture	Cultural	Brünn (Brno)	Der Baumeister 1930 / 12	32
12188	Glass and Reinforced Concrete Elementary School in Amsterdam	Ing. Arch. W. Duiker	Architecture	School	Amsterdam	Der Baumeister 1930 / 12	30
12187	School in Masaryk Quarter, Brno	Arch. B. Fuchs	Architecture	School	Brünn (Brno)	Der Baumeister 1930 / 12	28
12186	German Elementary School in Brno, Schwarze Felder	Stadtbauamt, Architekt Kyselka	Architecture	School	Brünn (Brno)	Der Baumeister 1930 / 12	26
12185	Elementary School on Wendenstraße	Arch. Oberbaudirektor Fritz Schumacher	Architecture	School	Hamburg	Der Baumeister 1930 / 12	24
12184	Elementary School in Wohlau, Silesia	Arch. P. Häusler, B.D.A.	Architecture	School	Wohlau, Schlesien (Silesia)	Der Baumeister 1930 / 12	22
12183	Elementary School Magdeburg-Wilhelmstadt	Joh. Göderitz, Stadtbaurat	Architecture	School	Magdeburg-Wilhelmstadt	Der Baumeister 1930 / 12	11
12182	Open-Air Classroom (Experimental School Barrack)	Arch. Reg.-Bmstr. W. Schütte	Architecture	School	Frankfurt am Main	Der Baumeister 1930 / 12	6
12181	Hindenburg School	Arch. Baurat Eugen Kaufmann	Architecture	School	Frankfurt am Main	Der Baumeister 1930 / 12	5
12180	Friedrich-Ebert Reform School	Arch. Stadtbaurat Ernst May	Architecture	School	Frankfurt am Main (Bornheimer Hang)	Der Baumeister 1930 / 12	5
12179	Open-Air School for Bonames	Baudirektor Prof. M. Elsässer	Architecture	School	Frankfurt am Main	Der Baumeister 1930 / 12	4
12178	Holzhausen School	Baudirektor Prof. Martin Elsässer, Baurat Walther Körte	Architecture	School	Frankfurt am Main	Der Baumeister 1930 / 12	3
12177	Friedrich-Ebert School	Städtisches Hochbauamt	Architecture	School	Breslau	Der Baumeister 1930 / 12	2
12176	45th Elementary School Reick	Stadtbaurat Dr.-Ing. e.h. Paul Wolf	Architecture	School	Dresden	Der Baumeister 1930 / 12	2
12175	Elementary School in Römerstadt	Baudirektor Professor Martin Elsässer, Regierungsbaumeister W. Schütte	Architecture	School	Frankfurt am Main	Der Baumeister 1930 / 12	1

Own House of the Architect in Cologne-Rondorf

Theodor Merrill, Köln

Merrill's own residence, designed with main rooms facing south and a large corner window oriented to capture garden views despite the garden's east-west axis.

Housing Built

Location

Köln-Rondorf

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Protestant Church, Cologne-Zollstock

Theodor Merrill, Köln

A church combining a festival chapel, altar area, and a preaching hall usable also as theater/assembly hall over a base level with club rooms and a gymnasium; reinforced concrete structural roof doubling as ceiling.

Cultural Built

Location

Köln-Zollstock

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

St. Canisius Gymnasium and Boarding School, Remagen

Theodor Merrill, Köln

A Gymnasium and boarding school on a hillside site near the Rhine, featuring a large roof terrace to secure a view of the Rhine landscape despite an unfavorable site enclosed by hills.

School Built

Location

Remagen

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Fraternity House 'Stuttgarter Wingolf' in Stuttgart

Dr.-Ing. Ed. Krüger, Stuttgart

A student fraternity clubhouse built 1927-28 on a steep hillside site with views over Stuttgart; features a second-floor assembly/festival hall as the layout's central focus, connected to a garden terrace.

Institutional/Clubhouse Built

Location

Stuttgart, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Town Hall in Davos (Renovation)

Arch. R. Gaberel, Davos

Renovation of the Davos town hall removing the steep gabled roof and dach-reiter, replacing them with a flat roof to eliminate dangerous ice and snow accumulation, improving the townscape by freeing the old Gothic church tower from visual clutter.

Government/Civic Built

Location

Davos, Switzerland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Boarding House in Davos (Renovation)

Arch. Gaberel, Davos

Renovation of a boarding house in Davos illustrating flat-roof techniques adapted for high-alpine climate conditions.

Housing/Hospitality Built

Location

Davos, Switzerland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Protestant Church for Plauen

Arch. Lois Welzenbacher

A church design conceived as a 'city crown' above a hillside settlement, for miners and factory workers, emphasizing simplicity, cleanliness, and clarity with about 700 seats and innovative side-lighting scheme.

Religious/Church Unbuilt

Location

Plauen, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

St. Nicolai Church in Dortmund

Architekten Pinno und Grund, B.D.A., Dortmund

A major reinforced-concrete Protestant church consecrated in October, featuring a portal building, nave, and elevated choir with a slender bell tower, symbolic glass artwork, and extensive use of structural glass; considered an organic development following Theodor Fischer's Ulm garrison church.

Religious/Church Built

Location

Dortmund, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Steel Church in Essen

Arch. Prof. Dr. Otto Bartning, Berlin

A steel-and-glass church with a trapezoidal plan narrowing toward a semicircular altar area, emphasizing vertical direction toward the altar; originally built for the Pressa exhibition.

Religious/Church Built

Location

Essen, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Design for a Protestant Church for Essen

Arch. Prof. E. Fahrenkamp, Düsseldorf

A large urban central-plan church design combining long-room and central-space typologies.

Religious/Church Unbuilt

Location

Essen, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Design for the Kreuzkirche (Church of the Cross) in Stuttgart

Arch. Volkart und Trüdinger, Stuttgart

Design for a church on sloping terrain at the highest point near Böblinger Straße, with bilateral high-set horizontal light openings and adjacent community hall extending the worship space.

Religious/Church Unbuilt

Location

Stuttgart (Böblinger Straße), Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Protestant Church in Hedelfingen

Paul Trüdinger, Stuttgart (Volkart und Trüdinger)

A preaching-focused Protestant church for 700 seats, designed with steel skeleton construction, acoustic optimization, and adjacent community hall connected by removable partition.

Religious/Church Built

Location

Stuttgart-Hedelfingen, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Design for a Basement Church for a Large City

Dr. Stephan Hirzel, Berlin

A conceptual proposal harking back to the catacomb model, for a basement-level church with many small preaching halls to save time for busy city residents.

Religious/Church Unbuilt

Location

Berlin, Germany (conceptual, unspecified)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Assembly Hall of the 'Apostolic Community' in the Kiefhoek Settlement

Arch. J. P. Oud

A sacred assembly hall for the settlement designed in Oud's characteristic settlement-building style, extending his approach to sacred architecture; previously covered in issue 11, 1930.

Religious/Community Built

Location

Kiefhoek, near Rotterdam, Netherlands

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Renovation of a Village Church near Hamburg

Arch. G. Langmaack, B.D.A., Hamburg

Renovation of a village church with nearly equal-weighted baptismal font, altar and pulpit arranged behind the cross, though a window placement is criticized as disruptive.

Religious/Church Built

Location

near Hamburg, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Gustav Adolf Church in Niederursel

Arch. Prof. M. Elsässer, Frankfurt a. M.

Church design with ground floor and section plans documented at 1:500 scale.

Religious/Church Built

Location

Niederursel, Frankfurt, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Protestant Community House, Wilhelmshof Settlement near Brandenburg an der Havel

Arch. Prof. Dr. Otto Bartning

A community prayer hall with an asymmetric arrangement of pulpit and altar, emphasizing the pulpit, part of the Wilhelmshof settlement project.

Religious/Community Built

Location

Wilhelmshof bei Brandenburg an der Havel, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Protestant Peace Church in Berlin-Niederschönweide

Dipl.-Ing. Fritz Schupp und Dipl.-Ing. Martin Kremmer, B.D.A.

Protestant church built in Berlin-Niederschönweide by architects Schupp and Kremmer.

Religious/Church Built

Location

Berlin-Niederschönweide, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Hans Tavsen Church

Arch. Kristen Cording u. E. Appel

Danish church interior example shown among interior views of Danish churches.

Religious/Church Built

Location

Copenhagen, Denmark

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Gurre Church

Arch. Carl Brummer

A quiet and calm-feeling church interior with side lighting and bright wall surfaces intended to focus the congregation's attention.

Religious/Church Built

Location

Denmark

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Church in Holsted

Axel G. Jöergensen

Danish church example illustrating use of traditional plans and exterior forms for small churches.

Religious/Church Built

Location

Holsted, Denmark

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Round Church in Essen

Arch. Prof. Dr. Otto Bartning

A circular church design in steel, glass and copper with concentric support rings and seating; altar and pulpit placed centrally, baptismal font at the circle's midpoint.

Religious/Church

Location

Essen, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Prayer Hall and Community House in Dornbirn

Volkart und Trüdinger, Arch., B.D.A.

Design for a rectangular prayer hall with bilateral lighting; baptismal font, altar, pulpit and harmonium aligned in a single sight-and-sound plane, with a small assembly room as extension.

Religious/Community Unbuilt

Location

Dornbirn, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Protestant Church in Planegg

Geheimrat Theodor Fischer

A central-plan Protestant church with an octagonal central space, altar slightly off-center, and gallery level containing organ and singers' loft.

Religious/Church Built

Location

Planegg, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Tourism Pavilion, Vienna 1930

Arch. Prof. E. Lichtblau

Tourism/travel pavilion exhibited in Vienna 1930 exhibition.

Exhibition Built

Location

Vienna

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Music Shop, Vienna 1930

Arch. Prof. E. Lichtblau

Music shop interior exhibited in Vienna 1930 exhibition.

Retail Built

Location

Vienna

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Post Office, Werkbund Exhibition Paris 1930

Arch. Prof. R. Vorhölzer

Simple, practical post office design exhibited at the 1930 Paris Werkbund exhibition, praised for its appropriate form and function.

Office Built

Location

Paris

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Werkbund Exhibition Paris 1930 - Communal Room of a Ten-Story Residential Building

Arch. W. Gropius

Communal room concept for residents of a ten- to twelve-story workers' housing block, with wash bath, gym, bar, dance floor, library, reading nooks, radio, gramophone and news wall, exhibited at 1930 Paris Werkbund exhibition.

Housing Built

Location

Paris

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Alcohol-Free Restaurant, Dresden

Arch. Prof. Muesmann

Alcohol-free restaurant/inn at the International Hygiene Exhibition Dresden 1930.

Hospitality Built

Location

Dresden

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Staatenhaus Tower, Dresden

Arch. Prof. Kreis

Tower structure at the International Hygiene Exhibition Dresden 1930, shown by day and night.

Exhibition Built

Location

Dresden

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

International Hygiene Exhibition Dresden 1930 - Hall for Physical Exercise

Arch. H. Richter

Exhibition hall for physical exercises with restaurant, part of 1930 International Hygiene Exhibition.

Exhibition Built

Location

Dresden

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Swiss Pavilion at the Liège World Exhibition 1930

Architekten Kellermüller-Zürich, Hofmann-Winterthur

Swiss pavilion at the 1930 World Exhibition in Liège, featured with detail drawings of glass wall construction.

Exhibition Built

Location

Liège (Lüttich), Belgium

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Kirchenpauer Secondary School

Architekten H. Bomhoff und H. Schöne

Secondary school with main entrance hall leading to science wing, main staircase with reinforced concrete stairs faced in Belgian granite, aula with painted stage walls on gold ground.

School Built

Location

Hamburg

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Secondary School (Realgymnasium) in Essen

Architekten Wahl und Rödel

Exemplary and clear floor plan design with covered walkway.

School Built

Location

Essen

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Kindergarten and Children's Home in Brno

Arch. Ing. Oskar Poriska

1929 children's home and kindergarten with ground floor plan including play areas, dining, and reading rooms.

Cultural Built

Location

Brünn-Schrowitz (Brno-Zábrdovice)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Kindergarten in Brno

Arch. B. Fuchs

Kindergarten building showing spatial clarity typical of Czech school buildings; comparable to German works by Haesler, Elsässer and May.

Cultural Built

Location

Brünn (Brno)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Glass and Reinforced Concrete Elementary School in Amsterdam

Ing. Arch. W. Duiker

Fully glazed school with diagonal reinforced concrete columns for free views from every classroom on three sides; 7 classrooms for 252 students, with terraces for outdoor teaching.

School Built

Location

Amsterdam

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

School in Masaryk Quarter, Brno

Arch. B. Fuchs

School with normal classrooms with two-seat desks and display cases, space-saving staircase design.

School Built

Location

Brünn (Brno)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

German Elementary School in Brno, Schwarze Felder

Stadtbauamt, Architekt Kyselka

Single-loaded three-story school with festival hall and gymnasium, featuring various window ventilation solutions.

School Built

Location

Brünn (Brno)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Elementary School on Wendenstraße

Arch. Oberbaudirektor Fritz Schumacher

Double school with 33 classes, five full stories, festival hall with stage, gymnasium, science and craft rooms, dental clinic, and two apartments; built into street frontage with large sports field behind.

School Built

Location

Hamburg

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Elementary School in Wohlau, Silesia

Arch. P. Häusler, B.D.A.

First-prize competition project transitional between multi-story double-loaded school block and ground-level single-loaded open-air school; features catholic and evangelical school wings joined by central hall.

School Unbuilt

Location

Wohlau, Schlesien (Silesia)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Elementary School Magdeburg-Wilhelmstadt

Joh. Göderitz, Stadtbaurat

Elementary school with individual cloakrooms per classroom, physics and craft rooms, medical inspection rooms, gymnasium; site plan links gymnastics lawn, sports field, and school garden.

School Built

Location

Magdeburg-Wilhelmstadt

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Open-Air Classroom (Experimental School Barrack)

Arch. Reg.-Bmstr. W. Schütte

1930 experimental open-air classroom with fully foldable glazed wall opening completely to the garden.

School Built

Location

Frankfurt am Main

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Hindenburg School

Arch. Baurat Eugen Kaufmann

School built 1929/30 with pavilion classrooms opening to garden, wide sliding windows or multi-leaf doors.

School Built

Location

Frankfurt am Main

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Friedrich-Ebert Reform School

Arch. Stadtbaurat Ernst May

Open-air school with three ground-level pavilions each with four classrooms opening to garden.

School Built

Location

Frankfurt am Main (Bornheimer Hang)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Open-Air School for Bonames

Baudirektor Prof. M. Elsässer

4-class open-air school with covered open connecting walkway and adjacent sports field.

School Built

Location

Frankfurt am Main

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Holzhausen School

Baudirektor Prof. Martin Elsässer, Baurat Walther Körte

22-class single-loaded school with gymnasium, courtyard fountain, dining hall, and staff rooms; example of double-sided lighting classroom design.

School Built

Location

Frankfurt am Main

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Friedrich-Ebert School

Städtisches Hochbauamt

19-class school with single-loaded corridor plan.

School Built

Location

Breslau

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

45th Elementary School Reick

Stadtbaurat Dr.-Ing. e.h. Paul Wolf

32-class school with special and open-air classes, sports field, and kindergarten.

School Built

Location

Dresden

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Elementary School in Römerstadt

Baudirektor Professor Martin Elsässer, Regierungsbaumeister W. Schütte

Mixed school with 16 classes and reserve class, workshop and needlework rooms, festival hall, school kitchen, gymnasium; part of Römerstadt housing settlement, on the edge of the Nidda valley.

School Built

Location

Frankfurt am Main

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

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