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	Project	Architect	Field	Typology	Location	Publication	Page
10754	Residential House at Am Mörsdorfer Hof in Köln-Braunsfeld	Peter F. Nöcker	Architecture	Villa / Single-family house	Am Mörsdorfer Hof, Köln-Braunsfeld	moderne bauformen 1935 / 02	46
10752	Extension of a One-family House in Hietzing near Vienna	Professor S. Theiss und H. Jaksch	Architecture	Villa	Hietzing, Wien	moderne bauformen 1935 / 02	27
10751	Summer Seat of the A. Family near Olmütz	B. Cermak, Brünn	Architecture	Villa / Country house with garden	near Olmütz (Olomouc)	moderne bauformen 1935 / 02	29
10749	House for Children	Franz Schuster	Architecture	School / Kindergarten	Rudolfsplatz, 1. Bezirk, Wien	moderne bauformen 1935 / 02	1
10748	The Orchestra Canopy at the Hamburg Garden Show	Walther Puritz	Architecture	Cultural / Pavilion	Hamburg	moderne bauformen 1935 / 01	97
10747	Sonnenberg Sports Ground in Zurich	von Tetmajer, Debrunner & Blankart	Architecture	Sports facility (stadium/grandstand with tennis courts)	Zürich, Switzerland	moderne bauformen 1934 / 12	67
10745	Remodeling of House B. (Paul Läszló, Stuttgart)	Paul Läszló	Interior Design	Villa/residence remodeling	Stuttgart, Germany (also referenced as Zürich for related hall)	moderne bauformen 1934 / 12	54
10744	Works of the 'Heimgestalter' Group in Berlin	Group of Berlin interior designers and craftsmen ('Die Heimgestalter')	Furniture/Interior Design	Furniture design	Berlin, Germany (Stresemannstraße)	moderne bauformen 1934 / 12	47
10742	Two-Family House at the Edge of Town (Rudolf Burkhardt, Sillenbuch)	Rudolf Burkhardt	Architecture	Housing (two-family house)	Sillenbuch, Stuttgart, Germany	moderne bauformen 1934 / 12	45
10741	House Sch. (Gahler & Kluftinger, Sillenbuch)	Gabler & Kluftinger	Architecture	Villa/single-family house	Sillenbuch, Stuttgart, Germany (edge of town near forest)	moderne bauformen 1934 / 12	44
10739	Houses B. and B. in Sillenbuch (Rudolf Gabel)	Rudolf Gabel	Architecture	Housing (paired single-family houses)	Sillenbuch, Stuttgart, Germany	moderne bauformen 1934 / 12	38
10738	House B. in Sillenbuch (Hermann Heeg)	Hermann Heeg	Architecture	Villa/single-family house	Sillenbuch, Stuttgart, Germany	moderne bauformen 1934 / 12	37
10737	House L.F. in Sillenbuch	Alfred Krieger	Architecture	Villa/single-family house	Sillenbuch, Stuttgart, Germany	moderne bauformen 1934 / 12	36
10736	House W. and House M. in Sillenbuch	Otto Jäger	Architecture	Housing (paired single-family houses)	Sillenbuch, Stuttgart, Germany	moderne bauformen 1934 / 12	34
10735	House K.K. in Sillenbuch	Kurt Marohn	Architecture	Villa/single-family house	Sillenbuch, Stuttgart, Germany	moderne bauformen 1934 / 12	33
10734	Schäffler Butcher's Shop in Sillenbuch	Kurt Marohn	Architecture	Mixed-use (butcher shop with residences)	Sillenbuch, Stuttgart, Germany	moderne bauformen 1934 / 12	30
10733	Treiber Bakery and Café with Adjoining House M. (Kirchheimerstrasse, Stuttgart-Sillenbuch)	Kurt Marohn	Architecture	Mixed-use (bakery/café with residence) and adjoining house	Kirchheimerstraße, Stuttgart-Sillenbuch, Germany	moderne bauformen 1934 / 12	29
10732	Group of Houses at the Riedenberg Oaks (Three Houses by Denis Boniver, Sillenbuch)	Denis Boniver	Architecture	Housing (group of single-family houses)	Sillenbuch, Stuttgart, Germany	moderne bauformen 1934 / 12	23
10730	Sillenbuch near Stuttgart – A Contribution to the Suburb Problem (Town Planning of Sillenbuch)	Rudolf Rogier (Reg.-Baumeister, town planner/consultant)	Urban Planning	Suburban town planning study	Sillenbuch, Stuttgart, Germany	moderne bauformen 1934 / 12	17
10729	House E.K. in Stuttgart-Feuerbach	Hans A. Sommer	Architecture	Villa/single-family house	Stuttgart-Feuerbach, Germany	moderne bauformen 1934 / 12	16
10728	St. Stantscheff's Row of Houses in Feuerbach (Houses on Christof-Strasse, Stuttgart-Feuerbach)	St. Stantscheff	Architecture	Housing (row of single-family houses)	Christof-Straße, Stuttgart-Feuerbach, Germany	moderne bauformen 1934 / 12	14
10727	Country Home for the St. Matthias Parish Cologne, in Voiswinkel near Bergisch-Gladbach	Dominikus Böhm	Architecture	Rest home / holiday home	Voiswinkel bei Bergisch-Gladbach, Germany	moderne bauformen 1934 / 12	12
10726	Architect's House, Professor Dominikus Böhm, Cologne (Römerberg)	Dominikus Böhm	Architecture	Villa/Architect's own house	Köln (Römerberg), Germany	moderne bauformen 1934 / 12	6
10725	Attic Conversion in Zurich	Alfred Gradmann (also referenced as Eugen Gradmann)	Architecture	Housing (attic conversion)	Zürich	moderne bauformen 1934 / 11	69
10717	Row House Types for a Low-Rise Estate (Type C, Berlin Building Exhibition 1931)	Hugo Häring	Architecture	Housing (row houses)	Berlin	moderne bauformen 1934 / 11	46
10716	Werkbund Estate Vienna 1932, Project 1 (Smallest House Types)	Hugo Häring	Architecture	Housing (small house types)	Vienna	moderne bauformen 1934 / 11	43
10715	Kochenhof Housing Estate Stuttgart 1933, Project I (Row House Group)	Hugo Häring	Architecture	Housing (row houses)	Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1934 / 11	50
10714	Redesign of a Hall in an Older House	Ludolf Baumfeld und Franz Schlesinger	Interior Design	Housing (interior renovation)	Vienna	moderne bauformen 1934 / 11	39
10713	Conversion of Dr. L.'s House and House W. in Heiligenholz	Wilhelm Jensen	Architecture	Farmhouse conversion	Heiligenholz, Baden (near Bodensee), Germany	moderne bauformen 1934 / 11	33
10712	Melatti Country House in Schaan	Erwin Hinderer	Architecture	Villa	Schaan, Liechtenstein	moderne bauformen 1934 / 11	28
10711	Sonneck Country House in Schaan	Erwin Hinderer	Architecture	Villa	Schaan, Liechtenstein	moderne bauformen 1934 / 11	28
10710	Erwin Hinderer's Own House	Erwin Hinderer	Architecture	Villa	Schaan-Vaduz, Liechtenstein	moderne bauformen 1934 / 11	28
10709	Riley House in Schaan	Erwin Hinderer	Architecture	Villa	Schaan, Liechtenstein	moderne bauformen 1934 / 11	28
10708	Manor House in Central Germany	Franz Böhmer	Architecture	Manor house / Country estate	Mitteldeutschland (Central Germany)	moderne bauformen 1934 / 11	25
10707	House F. (Residence at the foot of the Erzgebirge)	Hans Heinz Lüttgen	Architecture	Villa	Erzgebirge, Germany	moderne bauformen 1934 / 11	7
10704	Living Room J. and Dining Room J. (Paul Griesser Interiors)	Paul Griesser	Interior Design	Interior / Furniture	Bielefeld (design office); interiors location unspecified	moderne bauformen 1934 / 10	42
10703	House G. B. in Möhringen-Sonnenberg	Albert Schaumann	Architecture	Housing (two-family house with office)	Möhringen-Sonnenberg, near Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1934 / 10	40
10702	House E. S. in Möhringen-Sonnenberg	Albert Schaumann	Architecture	Villa	Möhringen-Sonnenberg, near Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1934 / 10	39
10701	House D. in Möhringen-Sonnenberg	Hellmut Weber	Architecture	Villa	Möhringen-Sonnenberg, near Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1934 / 10	37
10700	House Design by Alfred Daiber	Alfred Daiber	Architecture	Villa (design/unbuilt project)	Stuttgart (unspecified garden site)	moderne bauformen 1934 / 10	33
10699	House O. in Mettingen	Alfred Daiber	Architecture	Villa	Mettingen	moderne bauformen 1934 / 10	32
10698	Architect's Own House on Richard-Wagner-Straße	Alfred Daiber	Architecture	Housing (three-family house)	Richard-Wagner-Straße, Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1934 / 10	30
10697	House of Director M., Stuttgart	Alfred Daiber	Architecture	Villa	Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1934 / 10	29
10696	House K on the Gänsheide (House Group Gänsheidestraße)	Alfred Daiber	Architecture	Housing (multi-family house)	Gänsheidestraße, Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1934 / 10	25
10695	Opel Baths Wiesbaden	Prof. Franz Schuster, Architekt Edmund Fabry	Architecture	Bath / Recreational facility	Wiesbaden (Neroberg)	moderne bauformen 1934 / 10	1
10693	Modular Furniture and Interior Furnishings by Richard Münch	Richard Münch	Furniture Design	Interior/Furniture	Fürth i. Bayern	moderne bauformen 1934 / 09	45
10692	Interiors by Carl Müller, Cologne	Carl Müller	Interior Design	Interior/Residential	Köln	moderne bauformen 1934 / 09	42
10691	One-Family House P. on Birkenwaldstrasse	Hans Zimmermann	Architecture	Villa	Stuttgart, Birkenwaldstraße	moderne bauformen 1934 / 09	39
10690	One-Family House B. on Birkenwaldstrasse	Eugen Zinsmeister	Architecture	Villa	Stuttgart, Birkenwaldstraße	moderne bauformen 1934 / 09	38
10689	House H. on Gustav-Siegle-Strasse in Stuttgart	Eugen Zinsmeister	Architecture	Housing	Stuttgart, Gustav-Siegle-Straße	moderne bauformen 1934 / 09	36

Residential House at Am Mörsdorfer Hof in Köln-Braunsfeld

Peter F. Nöcker

A single-family house for a Cologne merchant, faced with sanded clinker brick matching neighboring buildings, with a deep south garden, main living areas oriented for morning and south sun, and a fully finished attic. Built in 1934 for RM 43,000 including garden and fittings.

Villa / Single-family house Built

Location

Am Mörsdorfer Hof, Köln-Braunsfeld

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1935

Open project

Extension of a One-family House in Hietzing near Vienna

Professor S. Theiss und H. Jaksch

A one-family house in Hietzing near Vienna, two stories on the garden side, with a large living room, parents' and children's bedrooms on the ground floor and a separate mother's apartment upstairs opening onto a terrace.

Villa Built

Location

Hietzing, Wien

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1935

Open project

Summer Seat of the A. Family near Olmütz

B. Cermak, Brünn

Enlargement and conversion (1933-34) of an old farmhouse complex around a courtyard into a summer residence for five brothers' families, with a new glazed lounge, garden hall, sliding glass walls, extensive garden design with pergola, tea house, pool, and plantings.

Villa / Country house with garden Built

Location

near Olmütz (Olomouc)

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1935

Open project

House for Children

Franz Schuster

A kindergarten building in Vienna designed according to Montessori educational principles, organized in three divisions of 30-35 children each with their own entrances, halls, housework niches, and terraces. Feature includes numerous detail views of the entrance, cloakrooms, halls, workshop, bathroom, garden, furniture and fittings.

School / Kindergarten Built

Location

Rudolfsplatz, 1. Bezirk, Wien

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1935

Open project

The Orchestra Canopy at the Hamburg Garden Show

Walther Puritz

A music pavilion designed with acoustic considerations, featuring a polygonal roof shell of parabolic form clad in Panzerholz and aluminum, with glass side walls, functioning both as a sound reflector and shelter.

Cultural / Pavilion Built

Location

Hamburg

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1935

Open project

Sonnenberg Sports Ground in Zurich

von Tetmajer, Debrunner & Blankart

A grandstand building constructed in reinforced concrete as a frame structure with all supports in the façades, flat roof draining inward, steel windows, and tennis courts finished in the English 'en tout cas' method; includes site plan and floor plans.

Sports facility (stadium/grandstand with tennis courts) Built

Location

Zürich, Switzerland

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Remodeling of House B. (Paul Läszló, Stuttgart)

Paul Läszló

A large existing house furnished in period styles was reorganized and newly fitted out by the architect, including the entrance hall (begun 1932), billiard room, music room, library and bedrooms, using fine woods and chosen colors for a weighty, dignified character. Feature includes hall, music room, library, billiard room, work table, and master bedroom.

Villa/residence remodeling Built

Location

Stuttgart, Germany (also referenced as Zürich for related hall)

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Works of the 'Heimgestalter' Group in Berlin

Group of Berlin interior designers and craftsmen ('Die Heimgestalter')

A group of Berlin interior architects and master craftsmen opened an advisory and sales office for good furniture in the former exhibition house of the Deutsche Werkstätten, producing handcrafted furniture with inlays and mouldings as an alternative to ornate historicist and overly plain modern furniture.

Furniture design Built

Location

Berlin, Germany (Stresemannstraße)

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Two-Family House at the Edge of Town (Rudolf Burkhardt, Sillenbuch)

Rudolf Burkhardt

A two-family house at the edge of town containing two three-room apartments with bath and terrace, a consciously composed south front, a roof fully utilized with two gable rooms and a drying loft; built 1933, 1100 cbm, RM 25,000.

Housing (two-family house) Built

Location

Sillenbuch, Stuttgart, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House Sch. (Gahler & Kluftinger, Sillenbuch)

Gabler & Kluftinger

A small house built away from the town center at the forest's edge, using half-timbering with pumice brick and custom window and door constructions; built 1934, 670 cbm, cost RM 18,500, designed to be run without a maid.

Villa/single-family house Built

Location

Sillenbuch, Stuttgart, Germany (edge of town near forest)

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Houses B. and B. in Sillenbuch (Rudolf Gabel)

Rudolf Gabel

Two identical houses for two large families, a repetition of a well-balanced building form representing a restful contrast to the usual disharmony, with an early attempt at 'chain construction'; built 1933, RM 16,000 each.

Housing (paired single-family houses) Built

Location

Sillenbuch, Stuttgart, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House B. in Sillenbuch (Hermann Heeg)

Hermann Heeg

A house built with somewhat larger means for a painter with wife and three children, with the northeast-facing studio and narrow side of the dining room enjoying a distant view; built 1933 for RM 30,000.

Villa/single-family house Built

Location

Sillenbuch, Stuttgart, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House L.F. in Sillenbuch

Alfred Krieger

A house on a slope with a view toward the Neckar valley, featuring a covered balcony over a base storey with garage and guest room, a study connected to the main living room, and a rustic overall form refined by detailing; 700 cbm, RM 13,000.

Villa/single-family house Built

Location

Sillenbuch, Stuttgart, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House W. and House M. in Sillenbuch

Otto Jäger

Two houses unified through matching roof forms: House W., determined by the owner's wish for a large sun terrace, and House M., a half-timbered house for a young couple (505 cbm, RM 11,000), the first house in a planned chain along its northwest boundary.

Housing (paired single-family houses) Built

Location

Sillenbuch, Stuttgart, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House K.K. in Sillenbuch

Kurt Marohn

A small house built for a young couple with a large living room opening broadly onto the garden and an adjoining small kitchen; rendered construction, 500 cbm, cost about RM 10,000.

Villa/single-family house Built

Location

Sillenbuch, Stuttgart, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Schäffler Butcher's Shop in Sillenbuch

Kurt Marohn

A butcher's shop with the gable front facing the main street, containing the shop and residence on the ground floor plus two three-room apartments above and small rooms in the attic; rendered brick, 1650 cbm, built 1933-34 for RM 39,000.

Mixed-use (butcher shop with residences) Built

Location

Sillenbuch, Stuttgart, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Treiber Bakery and Café with Adjoining House M. (Kirchheimerstrasse, Stuttgart-Sillenbuch)

Kurt Marohn

A bakery and café building containing bakehouse, café and shop on the ground floor with additional guest rooms and apartment above (1800 cbm, rendered brick), together with an adjoining half-timbered house M. (550 cbm) set back to gain garden space.

Mixed-use (bakery/café with residence) and adjoining house Built

Location

Kirchheimerstraße, Stuttgart-Sillenbuch, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Group of Houses at the Riedenberg Oaks (Three Houses by Denis Boniver, Sillenbuch)

Denis Boniver

Three individually varied but harmoniously grouped houses forming the south-western edge of Sillenbuch near the Riedenberg oaks, including the architect's own house with a screened garden court; half-timbered construction with brown beaver-tail tile roofs. Feature includes floor plans, elevations, entrance door, staircase, and living room with raised music alcove.

Housing (group of single-family houses) Built

Location

Sillenbuch, Stuttgart, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Sillenbuch near Stuttgart – A Contribution to the Suburb Problem (Town Planning of Sillenbuch)

Rudolf Rogier (Reg.-Baumeister, town planner/consultant)

An extensive planning study and critical essay on the disorderly suburban development of Sillenbuch near Stuttgart, with maps, sketches and photographs contrasting bad and good examples of siting, and proposals for improved town planning respecting the landscape.

Suburban town planning study Unbuilt

Location

Sillenbuch, Stuttgart, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House E.K. in Stuttgart-Feuerbach

Hans A. Sommer

A house on a narrow sloping site with garage and entrance hall placed at the street front under a shared roof; large balconies at the owner's request, natural wood balcony and shutters, engobed tile roof; construction time 4 months, 720 cbm, cost RM 21,800.

Villa/single-family house Built

Location

Stuttgart-Feuerbach, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

St. Stantscheff's Row of Houses in Feuerbach (Houses on Christof-Strasse, Stuttgart-Feuerbach)

St. Stantscheff

Five single-family houses of the same type built in a rapidly growing industrial suburb, forming an advantageous group in the disorderly townscape; construction in perforated brick with a half-timbered upper structure, costing about RM 20,000 each.

Housing (row of single-family houses) Built

Location

Christof-Straße, Stuttgart-Feuerbach, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Country Home for the St. Matthias Parish Cologne, in Voiswinkel near Bergisch-Gladbach

Dominikus Böhm

A country home for convalescents and weekend guests built within a fixed budget of RM 12,000, containing small bedrooms and a 20-person dormitory under the roof, with the day room projecting and window bands facing three sides overlooking the Rhine.

Rest home / holiday home Built

Location

Voiswinkel bei Bergisch-Gladbach, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Architect's House, Professor Dominikus Böhm, Cologne (Römerberg)

Dominikus Böhm

The architect's own house and studio built in 1932 on the Römerberg near Cologne, L-shaped in plan with the main living room and bedrooms in one wing and a sunken swimming pool enclosed by the house walls and terraced garden. Feature includes multiple views: garden, garage, courtyard with pool, staircase, living room and studio.

Villa/Architect's own house Built

Location

Köln (Römerberg), Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Attic Conversion in Zurich

Alfred Gradmann (also referenced as Eugen Gradmann)

Conversion of an attic floor of a city house in Zurich to take advantage of views over the Zürichberg and the Alps, opening the corner in glass and creating a sheltered terrace.

Housing (attic conversion) Built

Location

Zürich

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Row House Types for a Low-Rise Estate (Type C, Berlin Building Exhibition 1931)

Hugo Häring

Research project of smallest row-house types for low-rise housing; Type C was built as a demonstration house at the 1931 Berlin Building Exhibition 'Die Wohnung unserer Zeit'.

Housing (row houses) Built

Location

Berlin

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Werkbund Estate Vienna 1932, Project 1 (Smallest House Types)

Hugo Häring

Small and smallest house type designs made for the 1932 Vienna Werkbund exhibition, planned for standardized components, though ultimately built differently than originally conceived.

Housing (small house types) Unbuilt

Location

Vienna

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Kochenhof Housing Estate Stuttgart 1933, Project I (Row House Group)

Hugo Häring

A two-storey row house group forming part of the Kochenhof exhibition on 'Holz im Hausbau,' built on a slightly south-sloping site with basement service rooms; discusses orientation, plot boundaries, and use of timber in an iron-skeleton construction.

Housing (row houses) Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Redesign of a Hall in an Older House

Ludolf Baumfeld und Franz Schlesinger

Redesign of a two-storey hall in an older Vienna residence, opening nearly completely to the adjoining billiard room, with a fireplace wall and plant tables leading toward the upper-floor staircase.

Housing (interior renovation) Built

Location

Vienna

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Conversion of Dr. L.'s House and House W. in Heiligenholz

Wilhelm Jensen

Two adjoining old farmhouses converted into single-family houses with numerous guest rooms for two farming families; a shared garage was added to House W., which took on more of a manor-house character, while Dr. L.'s house retained a rural farmstead character.

Farmhouse conversion Built

Location

Heiligenholz, Baden (near Bodensee), Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Melatti Country House in Schaan

Erwin Hinderer

Country house built for a Dutch client, with all principal rooms on one main floor, a large bathroom and spacious kitchen, and a sheltered balcony leading down to the garden.

Villa Built

Location

Schaan, Liechtenstein

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Sonneck Country House in Schaan

Erwin Hinderer

A single-story-plan country house with living and sleeping rooms on the same floor, featuring a sheltered balcony and corner window overlooking the Rhine valley.

Villa Built

Location

Schaan, Liechtenstein

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Erwin Hinderer's Own House

Erwin Hinderer

The architect's own residence, built on a sloping site with a south-facing terrace and view, with the architect's office in the basement facing the valley.

Villa Built

Location

Schaan-Vaduz, Liechtenstein

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Riley House in Schaan

Erwin Hinderer

House built 1931 for a childless English couple, designed to harmonize with the rugged landscape near Vaduz, a country house for a townsperson without imitating a farmhouse.

Villa Built

Location

Schaan, Liechtenstein

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Manor House in Central Germany

Franz Böhmer

New manor house built on a steep slope above a large agricultural estate combining three farms, oriented to overlook the estate courtyard, with garden by Potente and a gatehouse containing garage and stabling.

Manor house / Country estate Built

Location

Mitteldeutschland (Central Germany)

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House F. (Residence at the foot of the Erzgebirge)

Hans Heinz Lüttgen

A large private house built 1933/34 for a factory-owner client with three children, featuring large windows, terraces, a swimming pool, and extensive custom bronze sliding doors/windows; feature includes numerous interior views (hall, dining room, bedrooms, staircase) and construction detail drawings.

Villa Built

Location

Erzgebirge, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Living Room J. and Dining Room J. (Paul Griesser Interiors)

Paul Griesser

A suite of furnished interiors including a living room in matte macassar ebony with silver fittings, a writing desk, seating corner, and a dining room with a flower-mahogany china cabinet, illustrating the architect's clear modern furnishing style.

Interior / Furniture Built

Location

Bielefeld (design office); interiors location unspecified

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House G. B. in Möhringen-Sonnenberg

Albert Schaumann

A house on a narrow lot housing two three-person families and the architect's own office in the basement, built 1933/34 for RM 20,000, with tiled stoves per floor for economy.

Housing (two-family house with office) Built

Location

Möhringen-Sonnenberg, near Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House E. S. in Möhringen-Sonnenberg

Albert Schaumann

A house for a family with six children, built 1933/34 with hollow brick construction, featuring a subdivided sleeping floor, a spacious bathroom, and a sheltered sitting area beneath a wide terrace; cost RM 24,200.

Villa Built

Location

Möhringen-Sonnenberg, near Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House D. in Möhringen-Sonnenberg

Hellmut Weber

A house for an elderly couple with adult children, built 1933 in half-timbered construction with pumice brick infill, featuring a 17m deep south garden and consideration for northern and northwestern views; construction cost RM 17,000.

Villa Built

Location

Möhringen-Sonnenberg, near Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House Design by Alfred Daiber

Alfred Daiber

A design (not yet built at time of publication) for a spacious family house with a daughter and two sons, planned on a large garden plot with a broad south-facing garden front, including hall, lounge, music room, dining room, glass veranda, and rustic-style farmhouse sitting room.

Villa (design/unbuilt project) Unbuilt

Location

Stuttgart (unspecified garden site)

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House O. in Mettingen

Alfred Daiber

A one-family house built in 1928 in a vineyard, with a large terrace wall and enclosed veranda integrating it into the landscape, distinguished by its hip roof.

Villa Built

Location

Mettingen

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Architect's Own House on Richard-Wagner-Straße

Alfred Daiber

A three-family house built as the architect's own residence, with a hall usable as an additional room, yielding six rooms per floor on a fairly constrained site.

Housing (three-family house) Built

Location

Richard-Wagner-Straße, Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House of Director M., Stuttgart

Alfred Daiber

A one-family house built in 1929 on a steep slope with a fine view over the city, featuring a small two-room flat in the basement level and an undeveloped roof at the owner's request.

Villa Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House K on the Gänsheide (House Group Gänsheidestraße)

Alfred Daiber

A three-family house forming part of a group of three houses on a steep hillside, designed with quiet roof forms and terraces integrating the buildings into the landscape; living rooms face south toward the garden with wide corner windows overlooking the Neckar valley.

Housing (multi-family house) Built

Location

Gänsheidestraße, Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

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Opel Baths Wiesbaden

Prof. Franz Schuster, Architekt Edmund Fabry

A large outdoor swimming bath complex funded by a donation from Dr. Wilhelm von Opel, built on a steep hillside above Wiesbaden with multiple terraces, cabin buildings, a 50m pool, restaurant, and extensive garden and terrace layout. Feature includes entrance building, cabin buildings, spiral staircase, water slide, terraces, and restaurant.

Bath / Recreational facility Built

Location

Wiesbaden (Neroberg)

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

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Modular Furniture and Interior Furnishings by Richard Münch

Richard Münch

Modular furniture series ('Aufbaumöbel') by architect and manufacturer Richard Münch, made in native woods (oak, cherry, pear, walnut, ash, maple) and imported woods (Australian walnut, lemonwood, macassar), shown across multiple room sets including dining rooms, bedrooms, and a full apartment furnishing.

Interior/Furniture Built

Location

Fürth i. Bayern

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

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Interiors by Carl Müller, Cologne

Carl Müller

A series of interior designs by architect Carl Müller in Cologne, characterized by refined color schemes for upholstery and curtains, including a hall, a lady's dressing room, a fireplace corner, and a photographer's office/studio; features a combined bench/bookcase/portfolio cabinet.

Interior/Residential Built

Location

Köln

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

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One-Family House P. on Birkenwaldstrasse

Hans Zimmermann

Steep-hillside house with an unbuilt, gently pitched roof, accessible from the basement; living and dining rooms run the full depth of the south front; built 1932/33, 1000 cbm for RM 38,000, with a large cantilevered south balcony (5.80 x 1.60 m) resting on steel outriggers.

Villa Built

Location

Stuttgart, Birkenwaldstraße

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

One-Family House B. on Birkenwaldstrasse

Eugen Zinsmeister

One-family house on a northeast slope with main views to the north, built economically from perforated brick with stove heating, 850 cbm for RM 18,000 despite difficult rocky ground.

Villa Built

Location

Stuttgart, Birkenwaldstraße

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

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House H. on Gustav-Siegle-Strasse in Stuttgart

Eugen Zinsmeister

Apartment house of 1700 cbm with two similar main-floor apartments and a smaller third apartment gained by converting the roof; built 1932/33 for RM 47,500 with perforated brick and beaver-tail tile roofing; feature includes kitchen and bathroom detail views.

Housing Built

Location

Stuttgart, Gustav-Siegle-Straße

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

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