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.
Standardized Filling and Service Station for Standard Oil Co.
Lauss & Daub
A mass-produced (serial) filling and service station for the Standard Oil Company, constructed with set-back concrete pillars, including a sales room, car-washing room with lifts, and toilets.
Petrol StationBuilt
Location
Cleveland, USA
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Kuhmühle Large Filling Station of the Shell Company
Karl Schneider
A large Shell filling station with a two-lane covered pump area and a sales room facing two sides.
Petrol StationBuilt
Location
Hamburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Main Filling Station (Corner Site)
Karl Schneider
A main filling station designed as a corner solution between a main road and a side street, with a small cubic office building set within green surroundings.
Petrol StationBuilt
Location
Hamburg (Germany)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Standard Filling Station on the Rothenbaum Chaussee near Hamburg
Karl Schneider
A standardized petrol filling station situated at a road corner, shown from both the entrance side and the street corner view.
Petrol StationBuilt
Location
Hamburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Filling Station at the Milk Supply Depot, Nuremberg
Otto E. Schweizer
Filling station adjacent to the large Nuremberg milk depot wagon hall, with two covered stands for fuel filling and two heatable glass boxes with car lifts.
Petrol StationBuilt
Location
Nuremberg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Conte di Savoia (Interior Design)
G. Pulitzer Finali
Interior design of the Italian ocean liner Conte di Savoia, including first-class lounges, dining saloons, smoking room, bar, staircase, cabins, and writing room, executed in a restrained modern style rather than historicizing styles.
Ship interiorBuilt
Location
Trieste (Lloyd Triestino ocean liner)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Genoa Harbour Station, Ponte Andrea Doria
Luigi Vietti
A new harbour station and lengthened landing-stage (Ponte Andrea Doria) built entirely in reinforced concrete, with a 180 m long reception building on two levels handling passenger classes, customs, and vehicle traffic. Feature includes plans, the light-mast, entrance, and multiple interior/exterior views.
Transportation/InfrastructureBuilt
Location
Genoa, Italy
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Apartments (D.S., Dr. E.G., Gudrun Baudisch, Dr. K.E., Dr. Sch., Frau E.F., W.O., Dr. B.Sch.) in Vienna
Walther Sobotka, Wien
A feature covering multiple apartment interiors redesigned by Sobotka within existing buildings he did not construct himself, including built-in cupboards, dining and living areas, and custom furniture in wohnung D.S., the atelier apartment of Gudrun Baudisch, and others; includes photographs and floor plans of several distinct flats.
Housing/InteriorBuilt
Location
Vienna
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Country House Dr. P. in Haselbach (Bohemian Forest)
Kurt Spielmann, Prag
A summer house built of quarry stone, brick and wood with a tiled roof, featuring a spacious living hall opening via sliding doors to the south and garden, plus a cellar and garage.
Villa/Country HouseBuilt
Location
Haselbach, Böhmerwald (Bohemian Forest)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Villa Karlik at Barrandov near Prague
Kurt Spielmann, Prag
A terraced-roof villa in the Barrandov district near Prague, featuring a sequence of hall, music room, and dining room with a Bohemian sandstone-framed bay window, terraces, and an upper floor with bedrooms; basement contains staff and parents' quarters.
VillaBuilt
Location
Barrandov, near Prague
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
House A. Mautner in Hohenbruck
Kurt Spielmann, Prag
A single-story country house built on a spacious plot, centered on a living hall connected to dining room and library to the west and bedrooms to the east, with a loggia leading to the garden.
Villa/Country HouseBuilt
Location
Hohenbruck (Trebechovice)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Country House J. Korff in Hirschberg
Kurt Spielmann, Prag
A small country house with a pitched roof, closed street facade, and an open larchwood staircase with chromium-plated banister leading to bedrooms opening onto a balcony and garden.
Villa/Country HouseBuilt
Location
Hirschberg am See, Bohemia
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Residential House with Office Floor for Ernst Mautner in Königinhof
Kurt Spielmann, Prag
A house combining office space on the ground floor with two upper-floor apartments, situated in a large garden in a small town; includes a south-facing terrace and spare rooms.
Housing/OfficeBuilt
Location
Königinhof (Königinhof an der Elbe)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Le Havre Railway Station
Henri Pacon
A new railway station building replacing an older structure, combining a reinforced concrete booking hall (20 m high, 45x25 m) with an iron-framed platform hall, including a clock tower, restaurant, and parcels office; total area 4500 m², cost 34,000,000 francs.
Transportation/StationBuilt
Location
Le Havre, France
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Apartment H. in Stuttgart
Richard Herre, Stuttgart
Interior design of a combined living/dining room and man's bedroom with a built-in bed niche, using German walnut, maple, pearwood woods, and Salubra wall coverings.
Apartment/InteriorBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Apartment R. in Berlin
Richard Herre, Stuttgart
Interior design of a man's bedroom and living room in a Berlin apartment, featuring polished maple and ash woods, colored wall coverings, and isometric projections of the rooms.
Apartment/InteriorBuilt
Location
Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Apartment A. in Stuttgart
Richard Herre, Stuttgart
Interior design of a lady's living room, dining room, and men's room in an apartment in Stuttgart, with detailed material and color specifications for woods, fabrics, and floor coverings.
Apartment/InteriorBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Apartment of Dr. D.
Ernst Plischke, Wien
Interior renovation of an apartment in an old, poorly planned rental building in Vienna for a couple who are both doctors, requiring separate consulting rooms and a shared waiting room usable as a dining room, including a converted window into a plant window.
Apartment/InteriorBuilt
Location
Vienna
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
House in Rosental near Vienna
Ernst Plischke, Wien
A house on a slope between protected woodland and the city edge, designed with an abstract, space-oriented rather than mass-oriented form, featuring a graduated living room opening onto a terrace and landscape, with garden design by A. Lang.
VillaBuilt
Location
Rosental, near Vienna
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
House on the Hillside
F. Vocke, Stuttgart
A 1933 house for two working women and their sons and mother, convertible into a two-family house, set crosswise on a narrow sloping site to maximize a west-facing garden.
VillaBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
House on the Engelberg
Paul Darius, Stuttgart
A country retreat house for a childless couple who had lived long in America, built near the protected 'Engelberg' site with a main living room, terraces, and locally sourced materials (brick ground floor, half-timbered upper floor).
VillaBuilt
Location
Gerlinger Heide near Leonberg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
House Sch., Berlin-Dahlem
Alexander Klein
A single-family house built 1927 on a wooded plot, illustrating an axial room sequence from entrance to garden, with three ground-floor living rooms, garden design, terrace, garden fence details and interior fittings; feature includes plans, elevations, interior details (kitchen, staircase, porch heating) and garden fence studies.
VillaBuilt
Location
Berlin-Dahlem
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Sonnenberg Sports Field
von Tetmajer, Debrunner & Blankart
A sports field for football and tennis built for an employees' cooperative of the Swiss Bankgesellschaft in Zürich, exploiting the site's slope to insert a grandstand usable for both the football pitch and tennis courts.
Sports FacilityBuilt
Location
Zürich
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Schiferligut Settlement in Bern
Max Zeerleder
A planned settlement of three rows of 8-10 single-family houses grouped in twos, threes, and fours on a south-facing slope near Bern, designed with two house types (five and six rooms) exploiting the slope so each floor is accessible at grade, with a shared district heating plant; scheduled for realization in 1934.
Housing / SettlementUnbuilt
Location
Bern
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
House T. in Frauenfeld
Debrunner & Blankart
A one-family house built to the client's specific wishes on an irregular sloping site above Frauenfeld, with a large south-facing terrace and glazed corner overlooking the town and Thurtal valley, built of brick with reinforced concrete and timber-beam ceilings and a copper-clad pent roof.
VillaBuilt
Location
Frauenfeld, Kanton Thurgau
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Five-Family Houses in Zürich-Neubühl
William Dunkel
Six five-family houses adjoining the Neubühl Werkbund settlement, built on a slope above Lake Zürich, each with three-room flats with large corner balconies in the main floors and a four-room flat with a large terrace in the recessed attic floor.
HousingBuilt
Location
Zürich-Neubühl
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Apartment Block on Brügglerweg
Hans Weiß
A large double apartment block on a steep slope in Bern with a northwest-facing view over the Aare and the Alps, featuring continuous terraces across four storeys, communal roof terrace with laundry facilities, and varied unit sizes from three to five rooms.
HousingBuilt
Location
Bern
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Vienna Apartment (Apartment of Dr. R., Vienna)
Ernst Lichtblau
A lawyer's apartment in central Vienna remodeled to open living and office rooms toward a quiet tree-planted square, with interior walls removed for continuity; features a winter garden between living and dining rooms, custom furniture, and a full stockwork heating installation.
ApartmentBuilt
Location
Vienna
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Tulbingerkogel Mountain Hotel and Restaurant
Max Feilerer
A mountain hotel near Vienna combining a hotel and separate restaurant operation, converted and extended from an older inn with two added storeys and a high roof; features balconies facing south, a glass veranda, and a Siemens shop unit designed with clean modern materials.
HotelBuilt
Location
Tulbingerkogel, near Vienna
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Apartment House, Shop, Apartments
Bernhard Pfau
A narrow-lot apartment building (9 x 10.5 m) achieving spacious living despite its small footprint, built for RM 35,000; the feature also covers the remodeling of a shop ('Mode Prenzlau') with a distinctive illuminated sign and fitting rooms, several furnished apartment interiors (cupboards, sideboards, bar walls), and a small weekend house.
Housing / Retail / Interior DesignBuilt
Location
Düsseldorf
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Post Office and Apartment Block at the Harras
Robert Vorhoelzer
A combined post office and apartment block complex for the Oberpostdirektion München, arranged so that stairways and utility rooms face the busy street while living rooms face a quiet garden courtyard; includes small flats of 35-40 sqm, a garden courtyard with playground and fountain, and detailed fittings such as staircases, lamps, and window details.
Housing / Post OfficeBuilt
Location
Am Harras, Munich
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1934
Open project
Eight-Room Apartment, Stuttgart
Paul Läszlö, Stuttgart
An eight-room apartment designed by Paul Läszlö, illustrated with black-and-white and color plates showing the entrance hall, bar, music room, workroom/library, dining room, small sitting room, and bedroom, each with distinctive material and color schemes.
ApartmentBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Semi-Detached House in Stuttgart
Paul Läszlö, Stuttgart
A large semi-detached house for two brothers on a steep southwest-facing slope, using retaining walls and a base story for service and staff rooms; each half has a spacious dining room and large living room opening to a shared terrace, with separate balconies for the bedrooms above.
Housing (semi-detached villa)Built
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Furniture and Interiors by Hans Hartl
Hans Hartl, Wiesbaden
A series of custom furniture suites and interiors (sideboards, bookcases, sitting rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms) designed by Hans Hartl for private clients, illustrated across multiple detail photographs of cupboards, chairs, tables and cabinetry.
Furniture / Interior DesignBuilt
Location
Wiesbaden / Krefeld
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
St. Theresia Elementary School near Maastricht
F. P. J. Peutz
A 'half open-air' elementary school for girls built of dark red Maastricht brick with wood windows, doors, and classroom floors; classrooms oriented east, openable to outdoor galleries via large glazed doors, with hot-water heating and semi-automatic oil firing; costs 94,000 Dutch florins due to poor building ground. Feature includes exterior views, window details, plans, and sections.
SchoolBuilt
Location
Maastricht, Netherlands
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
St. Pancratius School in Heerlen
F. P. J. Peutz
An advanced elementary school (7th-9th grade) with six classrooms, a day-room for country children, oriented east with tilt windows for natural ventilation and hot water heating; building costs 50,000 Dutch florins. Feature includes exterior views, staircase, entrance and floor plans.
SchoolBuilt
Location
Heerlen, Netherlands
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Riding Hall Gallenklinge, Stuttgart
Heinz Wetzel, Stuttgart
A riding hall using glued arch beams and parabolic round-iron bracing to resist cross wind loads, with one-sided lighting designed to avoid light patches in the arena.
Hall / Sports BuildingBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Swimming Baths, Herrsching am Ammersee
Roderich Fick
A swimming bath building constructed of a single material (wood), noted for the contrast between vertical boarding on the tower and horizontal boarding on the wall, separated by ventilation openings and a shingle roof.
Bath/Recreation BuildingBuilt
Location
Herrsching, Ammersee
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Dr. Elschnig House in Znojmo
Dr. Armand Weiser, Wien
A doctor's house (for an oculist) balancing an austere street facade with a more open garden side featuring balconies; only half of the first floor is used for the medical practice, with family living rooms upstairs.
Villa / Medical OfficeBuilt
Location
Znaim (Znojmo)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House with Doctor's Practice, Vienna
Otto Niedermoser
A detached single-family house with the doctor's practice rooms placed in a separate single-story annex, connected by a shared canopy over both entrances; brick construction on a concrete base, built with rural craftsmen in the Province of Saxony. Feature includes floor plans, exterior views, and a winter garden corner shared with other settlement houses by the same architect.
Villa / Medical OfficeBuilt
Location
Vienna / Province of Saxony (built area)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House 24/25
Prof. Wilhelm Tiedje (Haus 24, north half - rental house with shop); Reg.-Baum. Karl Gonser (Haus 25, south half - single-family house)
A combined double house at the colony's southwest edge: north half a three-story rental house with a shop and owner's flat above (Tiedje), south half a two-story single-family house for a couple with two children, oriented for eastward views (Gonser).
Mixed housing / Rental house with shop and single-family houseBuilt
Location
Kochenhof, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House 23
Dipl.-Ing. Erhard Rommel und Dipl.-Ing. Erich Wiemken
Single-family house for an officer's family with two boys, timber-frame construction with vertical exterior boarding, all main rooms facing the south garden with a sheltered west-facing seating area under a pergola.
Villa / Single-family houseBuilt
Location
Kochenhof, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House 22
Reg.-Baum. Hans Mayer
House for a bachelor with two older relatives, blind on the west short side facing the property boundary, timber-frame construction with equal bays and vertical board cladding.
Single-family house on the sloped site with garage linked via garden gate, older-style multi-story timber-frame construction with 6 rooms, vertical exterior boarding painted light grey.
Villa / Single-family houseBuilt
Location
Kochenhof, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House 20
Ernst Leistner
Single-family house for an official's couple with two children, panel construction system 'Panther', featuring a winter garden extending the south-facing living/dining/work rooms and supporting a bedroom balcony above.
Villa / Single-family houseBuilt
Location
Kochenhof, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House 19
Prof. Ernst Wagner
House for an official's family with three sons plus a separate small apartment for a mother and child, designed to be divisible into different apartment configurations; built in horizontal block construction (liegender Blockbau) with exterior boarding.
Single-family house for an official's couple with two children, built by Georg Schneider (Lindau) using wall-sized wooden panels, with a large living room opening broadly to the south garden.
Villa / Single-family houseBuilt
Location
Kochenhof, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House 17
Hellmut Weber
Single-family house for a painter and graphic artist, featuring a 5x6m studio with a large north-facing window, south-facing living rooms, and a sheltered balcony above a covered seating area; considered the best-integrated garage solution in the colony.
Semi-detached pair of houses forming the northeast corner of the colony with improved timber-frame construction; house 15 for a family of 4-5, house 16 for a couple without children, with a music/work room in the corner.
Housing / Semi-detached double houseBuilt
Location
Kochenhof, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House 13 and 14
Reg.-Baum. Alfred Kicherer (Haus 13); Reg.-Baum. Dr.-Ing. Eduard Krüger (Haus 14)
Semi-detached pair of single-family houses in standing block construction ('Schwarzwälder Dauerholzbau' system 'Schmelzle'), with larch-clad principal rooms; house 13 for a couple with three children, house 14 for a newly married couple.