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	Project	Architect	Field	Typology	Location	Publication	Page
11793	University of Munich building	Friedrich von Gärtner	Architecture	Educational	Munich, Ludwigstraße	Der Baumeister 1928 / 09	5
11792	Church of St. Ludwig	Friedrich von Gärtner	Architecture	Religious/Church	Munich, Ludwigstraße	Der Baumeister 1928 / 09	5
11791	Ludwig Street	Leo von Klenze, Friedrich von Gärtner	Urban Planning	Street/Urban Boulevard	Munich	Der Baumeister 1928 / 09	5
11790	Königsplatz (King's Square)	Leo von Klenze	Urban Planning	Public Square	Munich	Der Baumeister 1928 / 09	6
11788	Home for Working Women and Girls in Munich	Architekt Ludwig Naneder-München	Architecture	Housing (Residential Hostel)	München, Rosenheimerstraße	Der Baumeister 1928 / 08	15
11787	Small Apartment Experimental Buildings (Frankfurt and Berlin)	Dipl.-Akad. Arch. Anton Brenner - Wien/Frankfurt a.M.	Architecture	Housing (Worker housing, experimental)	Frankfurt am Main (Siedlung Praunheim); Berlin	Der Baumeister 1928 / 08	13
11786	The Dwelling of the Working Woman	Frl. Dipl.-Ing. Boehm (Elektroingenieurin), Frau Dipl.-Ing. Norkauer (Architektin), Frl. Dr. phil. Wendelmuth (Chemikerin)	Interior Design	Housing (Small Apartment Unit)		Der Baumeister 1928 / 08	12
11785	Design for Rental Apartments on Wasserwerkstraße in Zürich (Competition)	Arch. M. E. Haefeli-Zürich	Architecture	Housing (Multi-family, Row Houses)	Zürich	Der Baumeister 1928 / 08	7
11784	Apartment Building on Wasserwerkstraße	Arch. H. Hoffmann-Zürich	Architecture	Housing (Multi-family)	Zürich	Der Baumeister 1928 / 08	7
11783	House for a Doctor in Widnau	Arch. H. Hoffmann-Zürich	Architecture	Residential (Single Family House)	Widnau, Switzerland	Der Baumeister 1928 / 08	7
11782	Luz Light House	Dr.-Ing. Richard Döcker	Architecture	Commercial (Retail/Office)	Stuttgart	Der Baumeister 1928 / 08	5
11781	District Sports Field on Dantestraße	Oberbaurat Meitinger	Architecture	Sports Facility	München (Dantestraße/Homerstraße)	Der Baumeister 1928 / 08	1
11780	Municipal Large Housing Estate with Family Pool and Sports Field on Dantestraße	Oberbaurat Meitinger	Urban Planning	Housing, Sports, Recreation	München (Dantestraße)	Der Baumeister 1928 / 08	1
11779	Apartment 21	Otto Völckers	Architecture	Housing	München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)	Der Baumeister 1928 / 07	35
11778	Apartment 20	Reg.-Bmstr. Walther Schmidt	Architecture	Housing	München / München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)	Der Baumeister 1928 / 07	32
11777	Apartment 19	Brüder Luckhardt u. Alfons Anker	Architecture	Housing	Berlin / München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)	Der Baumeister 1928 / 07	30
11776	Apartment 18	Baurat Alexander Klein	Architecture	Housing	Berlin / München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)	Der Baumeister 1928 / 07	27
11775	Apartment 17	Prof. Paul Schmitthenner	Architecture	Housing	Stuttgart / München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)	Der Baumeister 1928 / 07	25
11774	Apartment 16	Grete Schütte-Lihotzky	Architecture	Housing	Frankfurt a. M. / München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)	Der Baumeister 1928 / 07	23
11773	Apartment 13	Wolfgang Vogl	Architecture	Housing (Elderly/Care)	München, Äußere Wienerstraße 110 (Altersheim des Vereins Altersheim e.V.)	Der Baumeister 1928 / 07	21
11772	Apartment 12	Stadtbaurat Ritter (Hochbauamt Leipzig)	Architecture	Housing	Leipzig / München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)	Der Baumeister 1928 / 07	19
11771	Apartment 8	Dipl.-Ing. Ferdinand Kramer	Architecture	Housing	Frankfurt a. M. / München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)	Der Baumeister 1928 / 07	17
11770	Apartment 7	Lois Welzenbacher	Architecture	Housing	Innsbruck / München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)	Der Baumeister 1928 / 07	15
11769	Apartment 6	Prof. Dr. Joseph Frank	Architecture	Housing	Wien / München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)	Der Baumeister 1928 / 07	13
11768	Apartment 5 - Adaptable Standard Type	Dr. Block u. Hochfeld	Architecture	Housing	Hamburg / München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)	Der Baumeister 1928 / 07	11
11767	Apartment 4	Freiherr v. Lüttwitz	Architecture	Housing	Hamburg / München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)	Der Baumeister 1928 / 07	9
11766	Apartment 3	Dr. Paul Wenz	Architecture	Housing	München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)	Der Baumeister 1928 / 07	7
11765	Apartment 2	Arlaria & Schmidt	Architecture	Housing	Basel / München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)	Der Baumeister 1928 / 07	5
11764	Apartment 1	Thomas Wechs	Architecture / Interior Design	Housing	München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)	Der Baumeister 1928 / 07	3
11760	Residential house in Corseaux near Vevey on Lake Geneva	P. Jeanneret (Le Corbusier)	Architecture	Housing	Corseaux, near Vevey, Lake Geneva	Der Baumeister 1928 / 06	20
11759	House Wenkenhalde	Artaria und Schmidt	Architecture	Housing	Basel	Der Baumeister 1928 / 06	16
11758	Residential house im Schlipf	Artaria und Schmidt	Architecture	Housing	Riehen, near Basel	Der Baumeister 1928 / 06	14
11757	Residential house Mooshalde	Artaria und Schmidt	Architecture	Housing	Riehen, near Basel	Der Baumeister 1928 / 06	14
11756	Residential house S. in Riehen near Basel	Rud. Steiger-Crawford	Architecture	Housing	Riehen, near Basel	Der Baumeister 1928 / 06	12
11755	Country House R. in Erlenbach	M. E. Haefeli	Architecture	Housing	Erlenbach, near Zürich	Der Baumeister 1928 / 06	9
11754	House Krähbühlstraße	A. Gradmann	Architecture	Housing	Zürich (Krähbühlstraße)	Der Baumeister 1928 / 06	8
11753	House at Rank	Walter Bodmer	Architecture	Housing	Zürich	Der Baumeister 1928 / 06	5
11752	Residential house at Schlößli-Terrasse	E. F. Burckhardt	Architecture	Housing	Zürich	Der Baumeister 1928 / 06	3
11751	House in Doldertal	M. E. Haefeli	Architecture	Housing	Zürich (Doldertal)	Der Baumeister 1928 / 06	1
11750	Single-Family House Project by Peter Feile, Würzburg	Peter Feile	Architecture	Housing	Würzburg, Leutfriedweg	Der Baumeister 1928 / 05	1
11748	Model Settlement Gagfah in Fischtalgrund, Berlin	Prof. Heinrich Tessenow (artistic direction) with Gustav Wolf, Karl Wieshaupt, Georg Steinmetz, Alexander Klein, Arnold Knoblauch, Paul Mebes, Paul Emmerich, Hans Poelzig, Erich Richter, Emil Rüster, Paul Schmitthenner, Fritz Keller, Hans Gerlach, Ernst Grabbe, Wilhelm Jost, Fritz Schopohl	Urban Planning	Housing	Berlin-Zehlendorf, Fischtalgrund	Der Baumeister 1928 / 05	1
11730	Church Competition St. Sebastian Nymphenburg	Prof. O. O. Kurz und E. Herbert	Architecture	Religious/Cultural	Munich (Nymphenburg)	Der Baumeister 1928 / 05	23
11729	Village Church Competition Schleissheim	Reichsbahnrat Georg Buchner	Architecture	Religious/Cultural	Schleißheim, Munich	Der Baumeister 1928 / 05	21
11727	Conrad-Haenisch School in Frankfurt am Main	Prof. Martin Elsässer	Architecture	School/Kindergarten/Welfare	Frankfurt am Main, Rotenbusch-Siedlung	Der Baumeister 1928 / 05	12
11726	The New Great Exhibition Hall in Leipzig	Jean Krämer und Petschler	Architecture	Exhibition/Industrial	Leipzig	Der Baumeister 1928 / 05	11
11724	Extension of the Reichstag Building in Berlin	Various (B. Klophaus und E. zu Putlitz; Heinrich Straumer mit Otto Biel; G. Schaupp; Hans Heinr. Grotjahn; Carl Leubert und Hans Lehr; E. Fahrenkamp und H. de Fries; Josef Tiedemann; Georg Holzbaur und M. Stamm; H. Haedenkamp)	Architecture	Government/Office	Berlin	Der Baumeister 1928 / 05	5
11718	Row of Graves, Breslau-Gräbschen Cemetery	Joh. Erbe	Garden Design	Cemetery	Breslau-Gräbschen	Der Baumeister 1928 / 04	1
11717	War Cemetery at Vorwerker Cemetery in Lübeck	Harry Maaß	Garden Design	Cemetery	Lübeck	Der Baumeister 1928 / 04	1
11716	Urn Cemetery at the Jubilee Horticultural Exhibition 1926 in Dresden	Oswin Hempel (architect); Wilhelm Röhnick (garden architect)	Architecture / Garden Design	Cemetery	Dresden	Der Baumeister 1928 / 04	1
11714	View of a House with a Modern Garden	Hermann Koch	Garden Design	Residential Garden	Köln (Cologne)	Der Baumeister 1928 / 04	10

University of Munich building

Friedrich von Gärtner

University building erected 1840 forming part of the Ludwigstraße's monumental ensemble with the Universitätsplatz.

Educational Built

Location

Munich, Ludwigstraße

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Church of St. Ludwig

Friedrich von Gärtner

Church built in 1829 along the Ludwigstraße as part of the monumental street ensemble.

Religious/Church Built

Location

Munich, Ludwigstraße

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Ludwig Street

Leo von Klenze, Friedrich von Gärtner

Monumental boulevard completed around 1850, built in three stages over about 30 years, connecting Odeonsplatz to Siegestor.

Street/Urban Boulevard Built

Location

Munich

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Königsplatz (King's Square)

Leo von Klenze

Classical square designed by Klenze after Prince Ludwig rejected competition entries with low perimeter buildings and a new Klenze design without wing buildings was chosen.

Public Square Built

Location

Munich

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Home for Working Women and Girls in Munich

Architekt Ludwig Naneder-München

A large residential home for working women and girls with 230 rooms and 297 beds in three types, including communal spaces, dining hall, and comprehensive heating/plumbing installations by Johannes Haag.

Housing (Residential Hostel) Built

Location

München, Rosenheimerstraße

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Small Apartment Experimental Buildings (Frankfurt and Berlin)

Dipl.-Akad. Arch. Anton Brenner - Wien/Frankfurt a.M.

Experimental small-apartment buildings for 34 units in Frankfurt (near Praunheim settlement) and an iron-skeleton building in Berlin, testing open-corridor apartment layouts and built-in furniture solutions for worker housing.

Housing (Worker housing, experimental) Built

Location

Frankfurt am Main (Siedlung Praunheim); Berlin

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

The Dwelling of the Working Woman

Frl. Dipl.-Ing. Boehm (Elektroingenieurin), Frau Dipl.-Ing. Norkauer (Architektin), Frl. Dr. phil. Wendelmuth (Chemikerin)

A conceptual small-apartment module designed for single working women, integrating built-in appliances, electric cooking, automated laundry equipment, and space-efficient furniture to minimize housework.

Housing (Small Apartment Unit)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Design for Rental Apartments on Wasserwerkstraße in Zürich (Competition)

Arch. M. E. Haefeli-Zürich

A competition entry for rental housing on Wasserwerkstraße, designed as row houses with individual entrances, shown in plans, sections and elevations.

Housing (Multi-family, Row Houses) Unbuilt

Location

Zürich

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Apartment Building on Wasserwerkstraße

Arch. H. Hoffmann-Zürich

A rental apartment building on a narrow, steeply sloping site with two 5-room and two 3-room apartments, using iron-frame construction with Hourdis floor slabs.

Housing (Multi-family) Built

Location

Zürich

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

House for a Doctor in Widnau

Arch. H. Hoffmann-Zürich

A doctor's house with separate entrances for family and patients, using 'Norma' plate construction for insulation and walls, situated close to the north boundary of the plot.

Residential (Single Family House) Built

Location

Widnau, Switzerland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Luz Light House

Dr.-Ing. Richard Döcker

A narrow commercial building with a glass-clad oriel tower illuminated at night, designed as an electrical goods store with modern electric heating and lighting installations.

Commercial (Retail/Office) Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

District Sports Field on Dantestraße

Oberbaurat Meitinger

First of several planned district sports stadiums in Munich, featuring a grandstand for 1000 seated and 24,000 standing spectators, athletic tracks, football field, and gymnasium beneath the stands.

Sports Facility Built

Location

München (Dantestraße/Homerstraße)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Municipal Large Housing Estate with Family Pool and Sports Field on Dantestraße

Oberbaurat Meitinger

Large municipal housing settlement combined with a free bathing facility, sports ground, and green spaces near the Dantestraße in Munich, developed in stages since 1913.

Housing, Sports, Recreation Built

Location

München (Dantestraße)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Apartment 21

Otto Völckers

Small 45 sqm three-room rental apartment representing a minimum housing standard, with Haesler-style windows and standard furniture by Erich Dieckmann, exhibited at 'Heim und Technik' 1928.

Housing Built

Location

München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Apartment 20

Reg.-Bmstr. Walther Schmidt

5-room apartment in a rental building for a large middle-class family with 4 children, with central heating and extensive built-in wardrobes, exhibited at 'Heim und Technik' 1928.

Housing Built

Location

München / München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Apartment 19

Brüder Luckhardt u. Alfons Anker

3-room apartment for a family of 4, part of a double-apartment concept as element of a 'Wohnzelle' housing tower with 4 apartments per stair landing, exhibited at 'Heim und Technik' 1928.

Housing Built

Location

Berlin / München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Apartment 18

Baurat Alexander Klein

4-room apartment for a family of 4-5 with a clear separation between sleeping and living zones, designed with rational efficiency principles, exhibited at 'Heim und Technik' 1928.

Housing Built

Location

Berlin / München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Apartment 17

Prof. Paul Schmitthenner

2-room small apartment for a bachelor or childless couple aimed at the educated middle class, exhibited at 'Heim und Technik' 1928.

Housing Built

Location

Stuttgart / München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Apartment 16

Grete Schütte-Lihotzky

One-room apartment concept for working women, envisioned atop an apartment building with shared bath/WC and a housekeeper for every 10 units, exhibited at 'Heim und Technik' 1928.

Housing Built

Location

Frankfurt a. M. / München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Apartment 13

Wolfgang Vogl

One-room apartment designed as an element of a retirement home (Altersheim), with shared bath/WC facilities, built and used at the Altersheim in Munich, exhibited at 'Heim und Technik' 1928.

Housing (Elderly/Care) Built

Location

München, Äußere Wienerstraße 110 (Altersheim des Vereins Altersheim e.V.)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Apartment 12

Stadtbaurat Ritter (Hochbauamt Leipzig)

4-room apartment for a couple with two children, no built-in cabinets, designed by the Leipzig municipal building office, exhibited at 'Heim und Technik' 1928.

Housing Built

Location

Leipzig / München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Apartment 8

Dipl.-Ing. Ferdinand Kramer

3-room apartment for one or two persons with centralized hot water supply for the whole housing block, exhibited at 'Heim und Technik' 1928; accompanied by essay on rational modern city housing construction.

Housing Built

Location

Frankfurt a. M. / München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Apartment 7

Lois Welzenbacher

3-room apartment for a childless couple emphasizing light and sun exposure, with generous loggia usable as a full living space in summer, exhibited at 'Heim und Technik' 1928.

Housing Built

Location

Innsbruck / München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Apartment 6

Prof. Dr. Joseph Frank

4-room apartment for a family of 4-5, with built-in furniture in all rooms and only beds, tables and chairs left as movable furniture, exhibited at 'Heim und Technik' 1928.

Housing Built

Location

Wien / München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Apartment 5 - Adaptable Standard Type

Dr. Block u. Hochfeld

4-room adaptable apartment type designed to accommodate families of varying sizes without structural changes, for a couple with 3-4 children, exhibited at 'Heim und Technik' 1928.

Housing Built

Location

Hamburg / München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Apartment 4

Freiherr v. Lüttwitz

3.5-room apartment for a couple with one child, with extensive built-in furniture and combined bath/WC arrangement, exhibited at 'Heim und Technik' 1928.

Housing Built

Location

Hamburg / München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Apartment 3

Dr. Paul Wenz

3.5-room apartment for a family of 3-4, heated by tiled stoves, designed for privacy needs of educated occupants, exhibited at 'Heim und Technik' 1928.

Housing Built

Location

München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Apartment 2

Arlaria & Schmidt

Two-story apartment in Laufgang (access gallery) system designed for a large working-class family with up to 7 children, exhibited at 'Heim und Technik' 1928.

Housing Built

Location

Basel / München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Apartment 1

Thomas Wechs

Two-room apartment for a childless couple, with electric combined cooking stove and Sieger-Zimmerheizkessel floor heating, exhibited at 'Heim und Technik' 1928 Munich.

Housing Built

Location

München (Ausstellung Heim und Technik)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Residential house in Corseaux near Vevey on Lake Geneva

P. Jeanneret (Le Corbusier)

Built 1923-24 with a tall east wall built to appease a neighbor, this house dissolves the building volume into the landscape through a long window band, terrace, and garden wall, treating the garden as a hypaethral interior space.

Housing Built

Location

Corseaux, near Vevey, Lake Geneva

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

House Wenkenhalde

Artaria und Schmidt

The first residential house in Switzerland built as a steel-skeleton structure, using pumice concrete panels and rolled steel joists, built in 6 months and approved as dry construction by building police.

Housing Built

Location

Basel

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Residential house im Schlipf

Artaria und Schmidt

A house on a gently sloping south hillside with the living room oriented towards the view and the bedroom wing towards the east, achieving a lower cost per cubic meter than conventional masonry construction.

Housing Built

Location

Riehen, near Basel

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Residential house Mooshalde

Artaria und Schmidt

A narrow-lot house (16.5m wide) designed for future extension, built 1926 with timber frame construction on concrete foundations, using Celotex panel interior cladding.

Housing Built

Location

Riehen, near Basel

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Residential house S. in Riehen near Basel

Rud. Steiger-Crawford

One of the earliest radically modern houses, built 1924 against resistance from heritage protection commissions, featuring timber-frame construction, a shed roof, and sliding corner windows.

Housing Built

Location

Riehen, near Basel

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Country House R. in Erlenbach

M. E. Haefeli

A house on a terraced south-facing slope above the lake with panoramic views, featuring a well-organized plan separating living and utility wings and a dining nook that can be closed off with sliding screens.

Housing Built

Location

Erlenbach, near Zürich

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

House Krähbühlstraße

A. Gradmann

A house on a south-sloping plot between three streets, appearing single-storied from the street, with sliding partition walls between main living rooms and a richly appointed bathroom with sun terrace.

Housing Built

Location

Zürich (Krähbühlstraße)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

House at Rank

Walter Bodmer

A house for two separate households on a sloped street corner, featuring an opulent hall with dark red clinker brick flooring and larch wood paneling, and granite terrace elements from Valle Maggia.

Housing Built

Location

Zürich

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Residential house at Schlößli-Terrasse

E. F. Burckhardt

A house developed carefully from the site conditions, preserving the existing orchard garden, separating living and utility wings for a sheltered outdoor living space.

Housing Built

Location

Zürich

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

House in Doldertal

M. E. Haefeli

The architect's own house built in 1922, an early example of modern architecture in Switzerland, set on a steep slope with vineyard terracing, organized around a single large main living room.

Housing Built

Location

Zürich (Doldertal)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Single-Family House Project by Peter Feile, Würzburg

Peter Feile

A small flat-roofed single-family house project with two apartments, a work room and ancillary spaces, approved by the city council but overturned by the Regierung von Unterfranken for not fitting the 'local building character' due to its flat roof and modern form.

Housing Unbuilt

Location

Würzburg, Leutfriedweg

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Model Settlement Gagfah in Fischtalgrund, Berlin

Prof. Heinrich Tessenow (artistic direction) with Gustav Wolf, Karl Wieshaupt, Georg Steinmetz, Alexander Klein, Arnold Knoblauch, Paul Mebes, Paul Emmerich, Hans Poelzig, Erich Richter, Emil Rüster, Paul Schmitthenner, Fritz Keller, Hans Gerlach, Ernst Grabbe, Wilhelm Jost, Fritz Schopohl

A model housing exhibition settlement built by the Gagfah cooperative to mark its tenth anniversary, featuring 80 single-family houses and 40 rental apartments designed by numerous prominent architects, situated adjacent to Taut's modernist settlement.

Housing Built

Location

Berlin-Zehlendorf, Fischtalgrund

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Church Competition St. Sebastian Nymphenburg

Prof. O. O. Kurz und E. Herbert

First prize and realized design for St. Sebastian church, featuring a quiet, near-square forecourt for gathering churchgoers, and a rectory connected to the choir via a quiet courtyard.

Religious/Cultural Built

Location

Munich (Nymphenburg)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Village Church Competition Schleissheim

Reichsbahnrat Georg Buchner

First prize and realized design for a village church, developing a basilica-style rectangular hall cross-section, with attention paid to human-scaled proportions.

Religious/Cultural Built

Location

Schleißheim, Munich

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Conrad-Haenisch School in Frankfurt am Main

Prof. Martin Elsässer

A multi-function complex serving as the center of public life for the Rotenbusch settlement, including an assembly hall, gymnasium, children's institutions (nursery, kindergarten, after-school care), municipal administration offices, and a library branch.

School/Kindergarten/Welfare Built

Location

Frankfurt am Main, Rotenbusch-Siedlung

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

The New Great Exhibition Hall in Leipzig

Jean Krämer und Petschler

New large exhibition hall in steel construction with a binder span of 84.78m, clear height of 21m, binder spacing of 19.5m and interior hall size of approx. 15,200 sqm.

Exhibition/Industrial Built

Location

Leipzig

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Extension of the Reichstag Building in Berlin

Various (B. Klophaus und E. zu Putlitz; Heinrich Straumer mit Otto Biel; G. Schaupp; Hans Heinr. Grotjahn; Carl Leubert und Hans Lehr; E. Fahrenkamp und H. de Fries; Josef Tiedemann; Georg Holzbaur und M. Stamm; H. Haedenkamp)

Major competition for the extension of the Reichstag building in Berlin with 278 participants; entries debated the architectural relationship of the new building to the historic Reichstag and street-bridging requirements.

Government/Office Unbuilt

Location

Berlin

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Row of Graves, Breslau-Gräbschen Cemetery

Joh. Erbe

A row of graves with a memorial marking a path terminus and visual focal point at the Breslau-Gräbschen cemetery, designed by Gartenbaudirektor Joh. Erbe.

Cemetery Built

Location

Breslau-Gräbschen

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

War Cemetery at Vorwerker Cemetery in Lübeck

Harry Maaß

A war memorial cemetery section within the Vorwerker Friedhof in Lübeck, designed by garden architect Harry Maaß.

Cemetery Built

Location

Lübeck

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Urn Cemetery at the Jubilee Horticultural Exhibition 1926 in Dresden

Oswin Hempel (architect); Wilhelm Röhnick (garden architect)

An urn cemetery designed for the 1926 Jubilee Horticultural Exhibition in Dresden, combining architectural and garden design elements for a commemorative burial ground.

Cemetery Built

Location

Dresden

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

View of a House with a Modern Garden

Hermann Koch

A house with a modern garden by Gartenarchitekt Hermann Koch of Cologne, shown with view and ground plan, published in 'Gartenkunst' 1928/2.

Residential Garden Built

Location

Köln (Cologne)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

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