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.
Künstlerische Oberleitung Prof. Dr. Clemens Holzmeister; bauliche Leitung Prof. C. Witzmann; Ladenstraße-Entwurf C. Kosak; Wandbilder F. Zülow und M. Frey
One-Family House on Cäsar-Flaischlen-Strasse in Stuttgart
Oskar Bloch
Economical one-family house on a narrow sloping plot, 720 cbm for RM 17,500, with the garage construction postponed pending street regrading.
VillaBuilt
Location
Stuttgart, Cäsar-Flaischlen-Straße
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Semi-Detached House on Hauptmannsreute in Stuttgart
Oskar Bloch
Semi-detached house solution on a narrow wedge-shaped plot between two streets, built 1933, 1400 cbm for RM 34,000, with staircases and kitchens along the shared boundary.
HousingBuilt
Location
Stuttgart, Hauptmannsreute
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Two-Family House for Director K.
Kiemle & Weigle und Dr. Walter Ruff
Two-family house of 1680 cbm built in 1933 for RM 42,000, with a garden terrace before the middle floor and a large balcony over the dining room's south window, plus attic rooms for each unit.
HousingBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
House of Syndikus B. on Herdweg
Endreß & Olkus
House on a north-facing slope to the street, built 1934, 920 cbm for RM 24,000, with living rooms at garden level to the south and an existing garden wall retained.
VillaBuilt
Location
Stuttgart, Herdweg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
House R. (Residence for a Senior Official)
Endreß & Olkus
Elongated one-family house on a southeast slope, built 1932, 820 cbm for RM 21,000, with a low unbuilt-out roof and a garden room beneath the terrace.
VillaBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Blaich House on Upper Birkenwaldstrasse
Walter Blaich
Architect's own house shared with his father and brother; appears single-storey from the street with all living rooms oriented to the view and sun side, built 1932 in 100 working days (670 cbm) for RM 21,650 with warm-air heating.
VillaBuilt
Location
Stuttgart, Birkenwaldstraße
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
House Dr. Schw., Birkenwaldstrasse
Kiemle & Weber
Steep valley-side house of 790 cbm built 1933 for RM 30,000, with terraces replacing a garden, pier foundation on the valley side, and interior wood finishes in waxed Bavarian pine.
VillaBuilt
Location
Stuttgart, Birkenwaldstraße
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
House Dr. W. in Stuttgart, Gustav-Siegle-Strasse
Hans Volkart
1931 hillside house of 1558 cbm with red-tinted render and slate-imitation roofing, notable for multiple sheltered and open sitting terraces exploiting the hillside views, including a large sun terrace before the main bedrooms.
VillaBuilt
Location
Stuttgart, Gustav-Siegle-Straße
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
House Dr. W. in Stuttgart on Herdweg
Eisenlohr und Pfennig
House at the upper edge of the Stuttgart valley basin for a large family, containing seven living rooms and two large gable rooms; 1090 cbm built for RM 25,000.
VillaBuilt
Location
Stuttgart, Herdweg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
House M. on a Steep Slope in the Stuttgart Hills
Eisenlohr und Pfennig
Steep hillside house built 1933 for RM 24,500 (1100 cbm), with a flat-pitched saddle roof without dormers, and a plan allowing separation of a three-room apartment on the upper floor.
VillaBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
House of Dr. Sch. in Stuttgart-Degerloch
Eisenlohr und Pfennig
Brick house (38 cm wall thickness) with a double beaver-tail tile roof, built 1931/32 for RM 42,700, designed so the house faces away from neighbors to open fully onto the south garden; feature includes multiple exterior views, garden terrace, and entrance canopy.
VillaBuilt
Location
Stuttgart-Degerloch
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Semi-Detached House near the Kochenhof Settlement (Kicherer House)
Alfred Kicherer
Semi-detached house designed by the architect for himself and a neighboring house, with differing programs under a shared ridge; includes a self-contained small attic apartment and features honeycomb-brick walls with lime-wash render and copper-brown tile roof.
HousingBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
House of a Painter near Stuttgart
Kurt Dübbers
Small one-family house on a steep, view-rich hillside plot next to the Haus Professor M., built for RM 12,000 with a double-height studio window facing northeast.
VillaBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
House of Professor M. near Stuttgart
Paul Bonatz und Kurt Dübbers
Hillside house built 1932/33 for a colleague from the Technical University of Stuttgart, with the living room facing south towards a meadow and views to the north; upper floor contains seven bedrooms in timber-frame construction over a massive ground floor.
VillaBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Austrian Exhibition in London (Shopping Street)
Künstlerische Oberleitung Prof. Dr. Clemens Holzmeister; bauliche Leitung Prof. C. Witzmann; Ladenstraße-Entwurf C. Kosak; Wandbilder F. Zülow und M. Frey
A temporary promotional exhibition of Austria installed within a fortnight in a London department store, featuring a hall of homeland imagery, a reconstructed old-Vienna shopping street with murals, applied arts rooms, a Gobelin hall, historical and modern art rooms, and a marionette theater.
Exhibition/Temporary InstallationBuilt
Location
London, City
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Small Country House
Reinhold Stotz, Wuppertal-Barmen
A two-storey country house measuring 8.50 x 13.00 m with a large double-height library/atelier space with gallery, combined living/dining room with east window opening to a terrace, and compact bedrooms for five beds upstairs.
Villa/Country HouseBuilt
Location
unspecified (rural Germany)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Living Rooms in German Wood
Professor Reinhold Stotz, Wuppertal-Barmen
A series of furniture and interior designs in native German woods (walnut, elmwood, cherry, pearwood), including sofas, armchairs, writing tables, sideboards, dining tables, and cabinets, emphasizing simple, unpretentious forms suited to domestic use.
Residential Interior/FurnitureBuilt
Location
Wuppertal-Barmen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Three-room apartment for Dr. Sch., Essen
Luise von der Wehd, Essen
Interior design of a three-room apartment including a seating group in the study in bog oak, a parchment-covered china cabinet, an enamel sideboard, and a dining room in dull rosewood with white maple lining. Feature includes multiple furniture and room views.
Residential InteriorBuilt
Location
Essen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Extension of "Sudetenhof" Sanatorium in Bad Gräfenberg
Prof. Dr. Emil Leo, Brünn
Enlargement and modernization of an old spa hotel into a contemporary sanatorium, adding a new wing with communal rooms, bedrooms with large terraces, medical baths, and kitchens, while the old building was adapted with new hygienic facilities; includes patented steel window construction details.
Sanatorium/Health ResortBuilt
Location
Bad Gräfenberg, Tschechoslowakisch-Schlesien
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
"Morava" Sanatorium
Bohuslav Fuchs, Brünn, und Karl Ernstberger, Karlsbad
A large sanatorium built for the Mährische Landes-Lebensversicherungsanstalt on a competition basis, divided into a four-storey residential wing with 90 rooms and 8 apartments, and a two-storey social/communal wing with steel skeleton terraces on concrete foundations. Feature includes exterior views, floor plans, sections, window details, and interior rooms (lounge, bedrooms, entrance hall).
Sanatorium/Health ResortBuilt
Location
Lomnitz bei der Tatra, Tschecho-Slowakei
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Four Rental Apartments by Liane Zimbler
Liane Zimbler
A series of interior designs for four different rented apartments by architect Liane Zimbler, emphasizing practical, cheerful, and space-efficient results using folding furniture and careful color/material coordination; includes the M.F. living-dining room with large bay window, Dr. Sch. living room, and a men's study/bar cabinet.
Apartment InteriorBuilt
Location
Wien / Prag
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Apartment Dr. G. in Vienna
J. Groag
A Vienna city apartment interior comprising a men's study, lady's room, and large combined living/dining room designed with an elegant, refined feel; the dining area features a movable curtain divider, radiator and serving cabinet used to mark separation, and various furnishings in mahogany and Sapelli mahogany.
Apartment InteriorBuilt
Location
Wien
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
House Dr. St. in Perchtoldsdorf near Vienna
J. Groag
The first construction stage of a single-family house with separate doctor's practice for a young medical couple, 650 cbm with a cost of 34,000 Schillings; features a rotating wall mechanism to convert room use, illustrated across several detail images including hall, breakfast nook, and men's study; feature also includes construction detail drawings of the folding wall.
Villa (with medical practice)Built
Location
Perchtoldsdorf bei Wien
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Weekend House for Dr. P. by J. Groag
J. Groag
A weekend house built 1931 on a forest clearing near Vienna, designed for a large living room within a small footprint plus multiple guest sleeping arrangements, with a large living space that opens or closes in stages depending on weather; feature includes multiple interior views and construction detail drawings.
Housing (Weekend house)Built
Location
near Wien (Vienna)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Holiday House at Lake Zurich
Karl Egender
A holiday house built 1930 for a wholesale merchant on the right bank of Lake Zurich, timber skeleton with horizontal cladding on a stone base, featuring an open living room with fold-out bed and roof terrace.
VillaBuilt
Location
Zürichsee
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Single-Family House in Horgen near Zurich
Karl Egender
A single-family house with clear floor plan development toward southeast and southwest; built 1931, timber skeleton with horizontal cladding, volume approx. 600 cbm, cost 36,000 Swiss Francs.
VillaBuilt
Location
Horgen, near Zürich
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Garden House by Architect Alfred Matuella
Alfred Matuella
A garden house combining a room for plants and tools with a covered, sheltered sitting area, harmonized through woodwork, plaster, and old roof tiles.
Garden StructureBuilt
Location
Innsbruck
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Weekend House in the Isar Valley
Anton Recknagel
A weekend house for a young couple, also fully habitable in summer, with the car access and a larger utility room as key considerations; timber-frame construction with interior board and exterior weatherboard cladding.
Housing (Weekend house)Built
Location
Isartal, near Munich
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Tea House for the Countess v. M. near Passau
Anton Recknagel und Sepp Held
A small tea house on the heights of the right Inn riverbank overlooking Passau, with windows on all sides that slide into the walls; larchwood shingles and interior paneling; built 1932 for about RM 2000.
Garden PavilionBuilt
Location
near Passau
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Semi-Detached Weekend House
Oskar Kleschatzky
A semi-detached weekend house combining shared water supply and sewage facilities for cost savings, with sitting areas of the two families separated by the sleeping rooms; stud-frame construction with double-sided Heraklith cladding.
Housing (Weekend house)Built
Location
Innsbruck
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Weekend House by Architects Herbst and Wolff
Herbst und Wolff
A weekend house built as a block construction of planks with tongue-and-groove joints and waterproofing strips, with good heat retention allowing winter habitation despite having 6 sleeping spots.
Housing (Weekend house)Built
Location
München (Munich)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Semi-Detached Settlement House
O. Kleschatzky
A semi-detached settlement house for part-time workers on flat terrain, designed for a 3-4 person family with expansion possibility to 5-6, featuring a farmyard with sheltered work area; stud-frame construction with Heraklith cladding.
HousingBuilt
Location
Innsbruck
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Single-Family House with Garden Courtyard
Erohwalt Lechleitner
A single-family house with a garden courtyard, with the main living room reached partly at sleeping-floor level via a gallery and partly at garden level.
VillaBuilt
Location
Innsbruck
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Country House on the Hill
Erohwalt Lechleitner
A house situated at the edge of a wood above a valley, following the curve of the terrain with the main focus on a southeast view over the countryside.
VillaBuilt
Location
Innsbruck area
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Two Summer and Holiday Houses near Lugano
Helmut Bohtz
Two similar-looking houses on a terraced vineyard hillside near Lugano: one a summer house for a doctor couple with two children, the other a permanent artist's residence with a separated studio; built 1932 using cement stone construction with tiled roofs.
VillaBuilt
Location
near Lugano
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Architect Sommerlad's Own House near Vaduz
Sommerlad
The architect's own house built 1932 on a triangular corner plot, with cellars and furnace on the north side of the basement and habitable rooms to the south, offices convertible to living space later, garage with terrace below, and a large upper terrace.
VillaBuilt
Location
Villenkolonie Ebenholz, near Vaduz
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
House St. at Wallensee
Sommerlad
A house at the foot of the Churfirsten mountains near Wallenstadt for a couple with a son, entrance at basement level with garage, garden room and maid's room; brick with concrete stairs/ceilings, threefold roofing felt.
VillaBuilt
Location
Wallenstadt, Wallensee
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
House Askania near Vaduz
Sommerlad
A country house colony development for an older couple with frequent guests, on a terraced south-facing slope above Vaduz with a view into the Rhine valley; built 1931, brick with concrete stairs and ceilings, tiled roof.
VillaBuilt
Location
Vaduz
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Old Farmhouse Renovation in Fischhausen
Alois Zeitler (Dipl.-Ing., owner)
A farmhouse dating to 1625, originally a 'Zuhäusl' to the Probsthof, renovated into a modern small country house with an interior staircase and enlarged rooms, preserving the overall historic character.
Villa/Farmhouse ConversionBuilt
Location
Fischhausen (Schliersee)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
House Kr.
Willi Stigler
A house on a hillside near Innsbruck built 1931 for a couple whose son and daughter are only occasionally present; designed around sun use and labor-saving, with hollow and solid brick construction and a hipped roof with sheet-metal covering.
VillaBuilt
Location
near Innsbruck
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
House O.
Willi Stigler
A house on a wooded steep slope near Innsbruck for a married couple with a grown son, built 1931 in brick masonry with rough-cast finish and dark-brown painted woodwork, tiled beaver-tail roof.
VillaBuilt
Location
near Innsbruck
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
House R. near Innsbruck
Willi Stigler
Built in 1930 on the edge of a factory site, this house faces south and the street, containing porter's and driver's apartments below and an expandable apartment for the still-childless son above, with a prominent wood-detailed living hall.
VillaBuilt
Location
near Innsbruck
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Sieggraben Elementary School
Franz Kaym und Alfons Hetmanek
A five-classroom rural elementary school with a teacher's apartment, featuring a bright staircase and well-lit classrooms; ground floor has two classrooms and teacher's flat, upper floor three classrooms and a staff meeting room.
SchoolBuilt
Location
Sieggraben, Burgenland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Flötzersteig Housing Settlement
Franz Kaym und Alfons Hetmanek
A hillside housing settlement in Vienna with one-family row houses of 3-4 rooms, designed to accommodate the terrain's undulations and curving streets, following an English cottage-inspired yet locally harmonious rural character.
Housing (Settlement)Built
Location
Wien XIII
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Shop and Residential Building in Old Stuttgart
Gebrüder Eckert
A modern shop-and-house building on an old Stuttgart street, built using local Cannstatt travertine, providing spacious rooms for a fruit shop while not disrupting the historic streetscape.
Mixed-use (shop and housing)Built
Location
Stuttgart (Altstadt)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Extension of the Geroksruhe Hilltop Restaurant, Stuttgart
Gebrüder Eckert
Extension of an old hilltop restaurant, designed in a form related to Stuttgart houses, with terraces at different levels, a café, kitchen, garage and car halls in an intermediate storey, serving up to 250 people.
Restaurant/CaféBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
House Dr. Sch. in Stuttgart-Möhringen
Eugen Wacker
A hillside house with a broad southwest front giving a covered seating area a view over the Heslach valley and evening sun; built in 30 cm honeycomb block and rendered, cost RM 25,300.
Villa/Single-family houseBuilt
Location
Stuttgart-Möhringen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
House Cz., Stuttgart
Eugen Wacker
A narrow-site house limited to 7.20 m width, with a large studio-living room with north and west light, two large and one small bedroom upstairs, south balcony and terrace; building cost RM 18,800.
Villa/Single-family houseBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Summer House Z. in Lohausen (Düsseldorf)
Walter Furthmann
A single-storey summer house on the Lower Rhine with a 60 sqm living room, dining room, terrace, and raised bedroom floor above a chauffeur's flat; built of hollow pumice blocks with a white portland cement render. Feature includes exterior views, interior views, and door/window construction details.
Villa/Summer HouseBuilt
Location
Lohausen, Düsseldorf
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Renovation of the Administrative Building of the Goedecke & Co. Chemical Factory, Berlin
Hermann Franzke
Reconstruction of a chemical factory's administrative building in Berlin: partition walls removed, large well-lit offices created on each floor, including the managing director's office and committee room. Feature spans plans, elevations, and detail views across several pages.