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.
Konstanty Gutschow (Eingangsbauten, Kakteenhäuser, with Klaus Hoffmann); Gerhard Langmaack with Richard Laage (Bauernschänke); Gustav Meves (Orchideencafe); Walther Puritz (Orchesterpodium)
A large sports facility combining an artificial ice rink (used as a swimming pool in summer) with a separate wave bath, tribune seating for 1200, restaurant and administration facilities.
Sports/Recreation FacilityBuilt
Location
Bern
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Empire Pool and Sports Arena, Wembley
Sir Owen Williams
A large covered arena near Wembley Stadium for swimming, ice-skating and tournaments, with a reinforced concrete three-hinged arch roof of 73 m span, capacity expandable from 4500 to 12500 seats; construction began October 1933, opened July 1935.
Sports FacilityBuilt
Location
Wembley, London
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Pioneer Health Centre, Peckham
Sir Owen Williams
A 'House of Health' with swimming pool, gymnasium, treatment rooms and rest rooms, built in reinforced concrete with mushroom-column construction, cork insulation, and glass-roofed swimming hall.
Health/Sports FacilityBuilt
Location
Peckham, London
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
A Zoological Garden for Vienna
Anton Hoch
A student design project for a modern zoological garden proposed for the Lobau nature reserve near Vienna's Prater, intended to give animals maximum freedom in naturalistic surroundings, including a monkey house, aquarium, aviaries, reptile house, and other animal enclosures.
Zoo/Cultural (unbuilt student project)Unbuilt
Location
Vienna (Lobau, near Prater), Austria
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Aviary for the Copenhagen Zoo
Edvard Thomsen
An aviary building on a west-sloping site with cages arranged around a central hall, designed to allow visitors to observe birds without glare, featuring brick construction, reinforced concrete roof, and a special 'Africa' cage with sculpted rock backdrop.
Zoo/CulturalBuilt
Location
Copenhagen, Denmark
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Apartment by Arno Lambrecht, Stuttgart
Arno Lambrecht
A furnished apartment for modern urban clients who reject period furniture but want individually shaped pieces, including a large living room, library over a flower window, small dining room in larch wood, and a large dining room in polished birch.
Apartment/InteriorBuilt
Location
Stuttgart, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Residential House Conversion in Braunau
Heinrich Fanta
Conversion of an 1888 tenement building with four apartments into a single grand family residence, featuring a winter garden, spacious staircase hall, and dining room, set in a mature garden.
Villa/Residential ConversionBuilt
Location
Braunau, Bohemia
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
The City Tavern in Hotel Reichshof, Essen
Curt Wasse
A modern city tavern/restaurant created from former workshop rooms of the Hotel Kaiserhof during its division into 'Kaiserhof' and 'Reichshof', featuring dark woods, tiled stove, sandstone walls, and coats of arms, avoiding imitation of old-style taverns.
Restaurant/HospitalityBuilt
Location
Essen, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Ernst Breitling's Tübingen Professors' Houses
Ernst Breitling
A group of related residential houses for university professors on a south-facing slope near Tübingen, unified in style with wide sloping roofs, garden terraces, and dedicated study rooms. Feature includes multiple individual houses: Haus Professor Dr. J.W. Hauer, Haus Professor Dr. Hans Testiemacher, Haus Staatsminister Professor Dr. Oswald Lehnich, Haus Professor Dr. Oswald Kroh, Haus Professor Dr. Adikes, Haus Hauptlehrer Hornung, the architect's own house, Haus Studienrat Dr. Schönig, and Haus Oberpostinspektor Birkenmaier.
Housing/VillaBuilt
Location
Tübingen (Eberhardshöhe), Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Schachenmayr Open-Air Baths in Salach
Hugo Schlösser
Open-air swimming baths built by the Schachenmayr, Mann & Cie. company for employees and the local community, featuring water filtration systems, one-storey wooden changing buildings, children's paddling pool, and diving boards, situated amid orchards.
Recreational/BathsBuilt
Location
Salach, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
New Spinning Mill Building for Schachenmayr, Mann & Co. in Salach
Hugo Schlösser
A multi-storey reinforced concrete spinning mill building with mushroom-shaped columns to maximize natural light, featuring an air conditioning system, staircases projecting from the exterior, canteen facilities, and a first aid room. Feature includes the wool sorting/washing process description, staircase, ventilation system, canteen, and construction details including the bridging of the works canal.
Industrial/FactoryBuilt
Location
Salach, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Vienna Rental Apartment by Miklos Velits
Miklos Velits
A Viennese rental apartment interior including a dining nook with ivory walls and mahogany furniture, a sitting corner in cherry wood, and a bedroom in beige lacquer.
Residential interiorBuilt
Location
Wien
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Garden Dwelling in Vienna-Gersthof
Oskar Fischer
A small garden dwelling for a lady, her daughter and grandchild, featuring individually designed rooms including a mother's study/sitting room, daughter's mirror-walled room, and a child's play/work room with bed niche.
Residential interiorBuilt
Location
Wien-Gersthof
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Doctor's House Dr. L. in Frankfurt am Main
Eugen B. Jack
A second doctor's house with a larger practice area, placing family living rooms (except a garden room) on the upper floor with a large terrace; approx. 1600 cbm built volume.
Villa/Doctor's houseBuilt
Location
Frankfurt am Main
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Doctor's House Dr. H. L. in Frankfurt-Schwanheim
Eugen B. Jack
A brick doctor's house with Terranova rendering and Ludovici double-groove tiles, placing consulting rooms and family living rooms on the ground floor and family bedrooms upstairs; 1180 cbm built volume at approx. 30 RM/cbm.
Konstanty Gutschow (Eingangsbauten, Kakteenhäuser, with Klaus Hoffmann); Gerhard Langmaack with Richard Laage (Bauernschänke); Gustav Meves (Orchideencafe); Walther Puritz (Orchesterpodium)
A group of new pavilion buildings erected for the 1935 horticultural exhibition in the former Hamburg Zoo grounds, including unobtrusive entrance buildings, 180m-long cactus houses, a farmhouse-style restaurant modeled on a Lower Saxon farm, an orchid café exploiting the sloping terrain, and a central orchestra platform designed for acoustics.
Exhibition/Garden pavilionsBuilt
Location
Hamburg (former Zoo grounds, Volkspark)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Pump Room with Promenade and Concert Hall in Bad Wiessee
Bruno Biehler
A new pump room complex with promenade, concert hall for 360 seats usable as a theatre, wrought-iron gates, and a sculpture-topped terrace staircase, connected to the old spa building via a tower-shaped link structure.
Spa/Cultural buildingBuilt
Location
Bad Wiessee, Tegernsee, Oberbayern
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Exhibition Rooms by Josef Op Gen Oorth (Museum of Ethnology, Schnütgen Museum, Museum of Applied Arts, Hall of Folklore and Culture, Hall of the Rhenish Tourism Association, History Room of the Saar Exhibition)
Josef Op Gen Oorth
A series of exhibition and museum interiors designed 1929-1934, including rooms for the Museum of Ethnology, the Schnütgen Museum, the Museum of Applied Arts in Cologne, and exhibition halls for the Rhenish Tourism Association in Dresden and the Saarland exhibition in Cologne (1934), all unified by careful spatial and lighting design.
Cultural/ExhibitionBuilt
Location
Cologne; Dresden
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Church at Goch on the Lower Rhine
Josef Op Gen Oorth
A Romanesque-influenced church and parsonage complex on the edge of the old town, notable for its unified massing achieved through contrast between the tall nave/tower and the deliberately low side aisle, resulting from a competition brief.
ChurchBuilt
Location
Goch am Niederrhein
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Thiede Shop for Porcelain and Decorative Arts, Düsseldorf
Walter Lompe, Düsseldorf
A shop extension for a china/porcelain and decorative arts store with a steel shopfront, hide-covered strips before the lights, haircord flooring and dark green-black lacquer woodwork.
RetailBuilt
Location
Düsseldorf
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Silver Bar in the Krefelder Hof, Krefeld
Walter Lompe, Düsseldorf (Bauleitung: Architekt Langhardt, Krefeld)
Conversion of a hotel's former reading room and function rooms into a bar with mahogany paneling, gold-leaf ceiling, bronze dance floor, and indirect lighting.
Bar / HospitalityBuilt
Location
Krefeld
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Café Cornelius, Düsseldorf
Walter Lompe, Düsseldorf
Renovation of the exterior and interior of a concert café including new kitchen wing, staircases, improved toilets, a tea room separated by glazed folding doors, and a small dining room.
Café / HospitalityBuilt
Location
Düsseldorf
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Upholstered Chairs by Walter Knoll & Co.
Walter Knoll & Co., Stuttgart-Feuerbach
A series of chairs and armchairs with tubular steel or wooden frames and hand-woven upholstery, produced by Walter Knoll & Co., combining industrial frame production with handcrafted textile covers.
FurnitureBuilt
Location
Stuttgart-Feuerbach
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Multi-family House in Stuttgart
Gustav Daucher, Stuttgart
A modern multi-family house in an outer district of Stuttgart containing four-room flats with bath, winter garden, and a convertible three-room flat, well connected to the neighboring house by Dr. Docker.
HousingBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Holiday House for Students at Lake Balaton (Plattensee)
Ivan Kotsis, Budapest
A partially completed holiday complex for Budapest University students, planned with two residential wings flanking a central dining hall building with large opening doors onto the terrace.
Dormitory / RecreationalBuilt
Location
Lake Balaton (Plattensee), Hungary
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
House for Doctors of the State Hygiene Institute, Budapest
Ivan Kotsis, Budapest
A hotel-like building for visiting district doctors attending hygiene courses, with 50 single rooms, dining halls, day rooms, and an associated central boiler house and director's residence.
Institutional / ResidentialBuilt
Location
Budapest, Hungary
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
State Training School for Nurses and Welfare Workers in Budapest
Ivan Kotsis, Budapest
A boarding school for nurses built with financial help from the Rockefeller Foundation, combining school rooms and living quarters split by a shared staircase; faced in light red plaster with grey artificial stone window frames.
School / InstitutionalBuilt
Location
Budapest, Hungary
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Clubhouse for the Anglers' Club in Azusa, California
Gordon B. Kaufmann, Los Angeles
A simple rural-style wooden clubhouse for anglers, featuring a main hall with buffet overlooking a lake, a sun terrace, and covered entrance galleries in local Californian tradition.
ClubhouseBuilt
Location
Azusa, California, USA
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Girl Pathfinders' (Girl Guides') Home in Adelboden
von Sinner & Beyeler, Bern
A chalet-style home for international Girl Guides in Adelboden, built of wood with a stone-plinth basement, housing 50-60 guests with communal living, dining, and dormitory spaces; funded by an American donor.
Recreational / DormitoryBuilt
Location
Adelboden, Switzerland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Colonel von Sprecher House (Army Ski Hut near Davos)
Max Keller, Zürich
A ski and holiday lodge built by officers of a Swiss rifle battalion near Davos, housing about 200 people, constructed in traditional Bündner timber style with a stone-plinth base; feature includes plans, elevations, sections, and interior views of dining halls, dormitories, kitchen and washrooms.
Recreational / LodgeBuilt
Location
near Davos, Switzerland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Study on the Divisibility of Smaller Single-Family Houses
Adolf G. Schneck
Comparative study of four small single-family houses illustrating different staircase and plan arrangements to allow letting of rooms or floors as separate flats.
HousingBuilt
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Maternity Home and Nurses' House, Gerokstraße/Hillerstraße (Conversion of a mansion)
Adolf G. Schneck
Conversion of an unoccupied large single-family house into a maternity home, with a new adjoining nurses' house and a separate doctor's house nearby; feature covers the overall layout, ward rooms, operating theatre, staircase, and the doctor's house interior.
Healthcare / HousingBuilt
Location
Stuttgart, Gerokstraße / Hillerstraße
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Weekend House at the Munich-Ramersdorf Horticultural Exhibition
Carl August Bembe
A weekend house spanning the full width of a 14 m garden strip at the 1934 Munich horticultural exhibition, with a 3.60 m window and covered seating area facing south; timber frame with Enso interior paneling, offered furnished for RM 1600.
Weekend/Garden HouseBuilt
Location
München-Ramersdorf
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Summer House Kr. at Ammersee
Carl August Bembe
A summer house for a couple with two children and a maid, built with a single pent roof as the cheapest solution, using timber-frame construction with insulating air layer and cardboard sheeting; features a wide corner window overlooking the lake.
Summer HouseBuilt
Location
Ammersee
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
"Solitude House" Schn.
Carl August Bembe
A small square summer house in the mountains for an urbanite client, divided only by built-in cupboards with a curtained bed alcove; features Celotex interior lining for insulation and a covered terrace with awnings and splash pool, built for about RM 2800.
Summer HouseBuilt
Location
Mountains (unspecified location)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Architect Carl August Bembe's Own House at Ammersee
Carl August Bembe
The architect's own single-story house on a hill at the Ammersee, built of slag stone with weatherboarding and plastered interior, later enlarged with a courtyard and covered work area; bedrooms face east, living rooms face south with sun protection.
Villa/HousingBuilt
Location
Ammersee
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
House H. in Munich-Harlaching
Carl August Bembe
A single-story house for a lady with son and daughter, set beneath tall trees in a park-like garden, with wood exterior, plastered interior walls, and Ruberoid roofing, designed not to compete visually with a neighboring large villa.
Villa/HousingBuilt
Location
München-Harlaching
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
House and Workshop for an Electrician in Utting
Carl August Bembe
A brick house with tiled roof and weatherboarding for an electrician at the edge of a village, combining living quarters with a separate workshop, office, and garage at a modest cost of RM 14,000.
HousingBuilt
Location
Utting, am Ammersee
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Terrace Hotel at 950 m Elevation
Lois Welzenbacher
A mountain inn design with terraced storeys built into the hillside following the contour lines, using local quarry stone, weatherboarding, and fireproof shingles, with guest rooms facing east, south, and west and no north-facing rooms.
Hotel/Inn
Location
Austria (mountain site, unspecified town)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Holiday House H. near Zell am See
Lois Welzenbacher
A round holiday house for a doctor's summer and winter use, designed to maximize sun exposure with a continuous balcony before the bedrooms and a large terrace below, with weatherboarding, plaster, and a copper-clad pent roof.
Villa/Holiday HouseBuilt
Location
Zell am See (east shore)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Three-Room Apartment (Competition Design for the Deutsche Werkstätten, Hellerau)
Hugo Kämmerer
First-prize-winning competition design for a simple three-room apartment (bedroom, living/dining room, study) in stained or waxed pine, using rough papered walls and woven linen textiles; despite critical acclaim, the furniture was not commercially produced due to lack of public taste for its simplicity.
Housing/Apartment InteriorUnbuilt
Location
Hellerau
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Art and Congress Building in Lucerne
Armin Meili
A multi-purpose art exhibition, concert, and congress building near the Lucerne train station and lake, featuring flexible exhibition galleries with concrete-lamella overhead lighting, a large hall convertible for congresses, concerts, and exhibitions, and advanced heating/ventilation systems.
Cultural/Congress HallBuilt
Location
Lucerne, near the train station and lake
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
German House in Prague
Friedrich Lehmann
A multi-purpose 'German House' hidden behind a protected old mansion, featuring a great hall, restaurants, club rooms, and richly decorated interiors with wrought iron, painting, and sculpture; its facade was strictly constrained by heritage regulations before the interior plan was designed via competition.
Cultural/Clubhouse (halls, restaurant, club rooms)Built
Location
Prague (am Graben)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
A Vienna Apartment (Flat for a Fashion Designer)
Rudolf H. Trostler
A typical three-room inner-city Viennese rental flat renovated for a well-known fashion designer, with limited structural changes but carefully chosen materials and custom furniture, including built-in wardrobes and a fireplace corner.
Housing (Apartment Renovation)Built
Location
Vienna
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Alteration of a Rented Flat in Stuttgart
Otto Schenk und Hermann Drexler
An impersonal rented flat transformed by two young Stuttgart architects into a comfortable home suited to both daily life and entertaining, including a dining room, music room, gentleman's room, and lady's bedroom with custom-designed features.
Housing (Apartment Alteration)Built
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
House of Dr. Tr. (House Troitzsch) in Lorch am Rhein
Karl Wach und Heinrich Roßkotten
A doctor's house near a railway embankment with living and sleeping rooms placed upstairs to gain views over the embankment to the Rhine valley, timber-frame construction with heraklith cladding and galvanized steel roofing; built volume 840 cbm.
Villa (with doctor's practice)Built
Location
Lorch am Rhein
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
House of Dr. H. in Wiesbaden
Karl Wach und Heinrich Roßkotten
A spacious house oriented with living and sleeping rooms to the south garden side, kitchen and bathrooms to the north/street side, with a large covered terrace and balcony; total built volume 1713 cbm.
VillaBuilt
Location
Wiesbaden
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
House of Professor Kl. in Wiesbaden
Karl Wach und Heinrich Roßkotten
A doctor's house built on sloping ground with a well-lit basement archive/atelier beneath the consulting room, a large covered terrace, and a tiled stove between the joined living and dining rooms; built volume 1134 cbm.
Villa (with doctor's practice)Built
Location
Wiesbaden
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Architect Heinrich Roßkotten's Own House
Heinrich Roßkotten
The architect's own house on a wider plot than Haus Wach, with living rooms facing garden and south, kitchen and service rooms to the north, a large covered terrace, and a roof of double-laid Rhenish slate. Feature includes dining room, terrace, and dormer window details.
VillaBuilt
Location
Düsseldorf, Chamissostraße
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1935
Open project
Architect Karl Wach's Own House
Karl Wach
The architect's own house on a small 300 sqm plot with an atrium-style garden containing a swimming pool; concrete walls with heraklith cladding inside, Solnhofen stone floors, and golden venetian blinds. Feature includes living room, dining room, staircase, kitchen, and construction details.