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.
Single-family house using 'B.Z.' timber construction (Dieterle & Sohn), featuring a spacious ground-floor hall with cupboards, larch-clad entrance, and a large open balcony over a sheltered seating area.
Villa / Single-family houseBuilt
Location
Kochenhof, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House 11
Dipl.-Ing. E. Kiemle & P. Weber
Single-family house for a couple with two children, timber-frame construction filled with prefabricated board panels (Bezet method), located with garden-facing living rooms shielded from the neighbor's view.
Villa / Single-family houseBuilt
Location
Kochenhof, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House 10
Dipl.-Ing. Richard Weber
Two-family house with armored skeleton construction (reinforced timber posts with steel rods), one flat for a couple with a child below, another for an older couple with two children above.
Housing / Two-family houseBuilt
Location
Kochenhof, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House 9
Reg.-Baum. Gerhard Graubner
Single-family house for a couple with one child, combined skeleton-frame construction with plastered Schwenk panels; features a covered garden arbor and terrace.
Villa / Single-family houseBuilt
Location
Kochenhof, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House 8
Dipl.-Ing. Hans Volkart
Single-family house for two unmarried residents built in H.P. panel (Tafelbau) construction with plank sizing determining the floor plan; interior features larch wall cladding and a tiled stove.
Villa / Single-family houseBuilt
Location
Kochenhof, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House 7
Reg.-Baum. Kluftinger und Gabler
Single-family house for a couple with two children and grandparents, plastered timber-frame construction with a sheltered south-facing garden seating area.
Single-family house for a couple with three children, featuring a storage room in the basement and vertical timber boarding exterior; large living room with larch flooring shown in feature photos.
Villa / Single-family houseBuilt
Location
Kochenhof, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House 5
Dr.-Ing. Ernst Schwaderer
Single-family house for a married couple with one child, plastered timber-frame construction, sheltered garden seating and sewing room upstairs.
Villa / Single-family houseBuilt
Location
Kochenhof, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House 4 (Rental House with Bakery Annex)
Prof. Dr. Paul Bonatz & F. E. Schöler
A three-story rental house with six apartments and an attached two-story bakery/café ('Zum Holzwurm'), built in German skeleton timber construction (Skelettbau) with three-story-high wood posts.
Housing / Multi-family tenement with bakeryBuilt
Location
Kochenhof, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Houses 1, 2, 3 by Schmitthenner
Prof. Dr. Paul Schmitthenner
Three single-family houses (two with identical plans) in plastered timber-frame construction, featuring large ground-floor living rooms with wood-paneled ceilings and beech-trimmed pine floors; part of the Kochenhof colony feature.
Villa / Single-family houseBuilt
Location
Kochenhof, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Timber Colony at Kochenhof near Stuttgart
Various architects under artistic direction of Prof. Dr. Paul Schmitthenner
An exhibition and model housing colony of 25 houses (16 detached, 6 semi-detached, one tenement house with bakery) built as timber/frame construction demonstration housing for the middle class, organized by the Deutscher Werkbund and the Verein Deutsches Holz, with overall artistic direction by Prof. Schmitthenner. The feature covers the site plan, construction systems, individual houses by many architects, and technical/constructional details.
Housing / Residential ColonyBuilt
Location
Kochenhof, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Café garden kiosk at the Schottenring
A. und H. Paar, Wien
A small demountable kiosk (2x3 m) serving a garden café with 400 seats near the Café Victoria at Schottenring park, built of plywood panels with steel tube furniture, designed to be dismantled and stored in winter.
Garden Café/KioskBuilt
Location
Vienna, Schottenring
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Concert Hall in Helsingborg
Sven Markelius, Stockholm
A concert hall building divided into two parts: a smaller hall (525 seats, used as a cinema) below a large concert and banquet hall (1000 seats) with a movable partition and convertible flat floor for banquets; features careful acoustic design, a glazed foyer with panoramic views, and a steel-and-concrete skeleton construction.
Cultural (Concert Hall)Built
Location
Helsingborg, Sweden
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House A.B. in Vienna XIX
Paul Fischel & Heinz Siller, Wien
A single-family house of about 3000 cubic meters on a nearly flat garden plot, featuring a garage wing with caretaker's apartment and children's terrace, a music room and library opening onto a large covered terrace, and modern technical fittings including automatic oil heating, refrigeration, and a turntable garage; exterior is a simple clinker brick building with a hipped roof.
VillaBuilt
Location
Vienna XIX
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
The House on Rose Hill
Lajos Kozma (Ludwig Kozma), Budapest
A large single-family house built on a sloped site for a wealthy client, featuring a dark basement with offices, an entrance front with few windows, multiple stacked terraces, and interiors with built-in furniture, Salubra wall coverings, and linoleum floors throughout. Feature includes numerous detail views: entrance, staircase, bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchen, dining room, and technical sections/details.
VillaBuilt
Location
Budapest (Rosenhügel/Rózsadomb)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Apartment of an Unmarried Doctor
Wolfgang Ewerth
A bachelor doctor's apartment with a small waiting room, medium consultation room, and a large combined living/sleeping room, featuring a swiveling worktable, custom flat-steel armchair, and built-in bookcase.
Housing (Apartment)Built
Location
unknown
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Two-Room Apartment in a Nuremberg Patrician House
Wolfgang Ewerth
Conversion of two rooms in a 14th-century patrician house into a compact two-room apartment for a young couple, without altering the masonry or ceilings; includes built-in dining/work table, wardrobe, bar cabinet, and a curtain-divided bedroom with built-in bed barrier furniture.
Housing (Apartment renovation)Built
Location
Nürnberg, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House at Kräherwald
Hans Zimmermann
A house with a closed north side facing a busy road and an open south side facing the garden, featuring a large music room in the basement; built 1930, volume approx. 1300 cubic meters with gas-heated hot water heating.
VillaBuilt
Location
Stuttgart, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Semi-Detached House for City Councillor K. and Professor R. on the Ginnheimer Hang
Carl-Hermann Rudloff
A semi-detached house on a 28m-wide plot designed individually for each family's needs rather than mirrored; built 1930 for RM 32,000 (left house) and RM 33,000 (right house).
Housing (Semi-detached)Built
Location
Frankfurt-Ginnheim, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Beck House in Bad Soden am Taunus
Carl-Hermann Rudloff
A tightly budgeted house on a sloped site with a basement garage, kitchen and bathroom stacked at the northwest corner; approx. 700 cubic meters built for RM 24,000 in 1931 including central heating and finishes.
VillaBuilt
Location
Bad Soden am Taunus, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Single-Family House Ph. J. in Wiesbaden
Rudolf Dörr
A house for a couple with two school-age children, built in brick with the main living and sleeping rooms facing the garden; completed 1932 for RM 20,000 including built-in cabinetry.
VillaBuilt
Location
Wiesbaden, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Single-Family House Dr. G. on the South Slope above Stuttgart
Volkart & Trüdinger
A compact hillside house with an 8m south front, a large living room on the ground floor, and a sculptor's studio in the attic; volume approx. 750 cubic meters, estimated cost about 22,000 RM.
VillaBuilt
Location
Stuttgart, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Country House Dr. H. Geiger in Riehen near Basel
Eisenlohr und Pfennig
A house for an art and music enthusiast set in an old garden, with three interconnected ground-floor rooms and standardized bedrooms; volume 1760 cubic meters, estimated cost around 60,000 RM.
VillaBuilt
Location
Riehen bei Basel, Switzerland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Asthma Hospital and Kamillus Church in Gladbach-Rheydt
Dominikus Böhm
Originally designed as a monastery with novitiate and retirement home, later converted into a specialized asthma hospital; the elevated church features a double tower, black marble altar surround, and a crypt beneath the choir, surrounded by cloister wings forming two courtyards.
Religious/Cultural (Church) and HealthcareBuilt
Location
Gladbach-Rheydt, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
St. Engelbert Church in Cologne-Riehl
Dominikus Böhm
A centrally-planned reinforced concrete church with 8 radiating ribbed vault segments, a detached 40m bell tower with a narrow 4x6m base, seating for 800 with standing room for 1700, and an underground hall complex including a community room and youth spaces.
Religious/Cultural (Church)Built
Location
Köln-Riehl, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Church for Visitors in Norderney
Dominikus Böhm
A small Catholic church serving primarily visitors/tourists rather than local fishermen, with 500 seats and standing spaces, an open entrance porch, and a deeply set stained-glass side window illuminating the altar; the planned rectory wing was not yet built.
Religious/Cultural (Church)Built
Location
Norderney, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
St. Elisabeth Church of the Caritas Institute in Cologne-Hohenlind
Dominikus Böhm
A church integrated into a hospital and nursing school complex for the Deutscher Caritas-Verband; features a windowless apse, a tall stained-glass side window illuminating the altar, black marble altar and choir details, and a crypt below. Construction cost RM 59,000 without furnishings.
Religious/Cultural (Church, part of hospital complex)Built
Location
Köln-Hohenlind, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Housing Estate in Wangen near Stuttgart
Adolf G. Schneck
First-prize competition entry for a development plan for a housing estate with 2- and 3-room apartments, designed so all rooms face south; the accompanying two-room apartment furnishing scheme was developed by Schneck to demonstrate efficient small-apartment furniture design.
Housing (Siedlung)Unbuilt
Location
Wangen, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House of Dr. D. in Vienna
Josef Frank und Oskar Wlach
Dining room furnished with mahogany and macassar furniture and a hand-knotted carpet designed by Josef Frank.
VillaBuilt
Location
Wien (Vienna)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House of Dr. H. F. in Vienna
Josef Frank und Oskar Wlach
A residence with a large living room opening to a library, furnished with mahogany and oak furniture.
VillaBuilt
Location
Wien (Vienna)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Villa A. F. S. in Vienna-Hietzing
Josef Frank und Oskar Wlach
A residence featuring interiors by Frank & Wlach, including a fireplace corner with Delft tiles and Cipollin marble, a son's room, and vestibule with built-in cupboards.
VillaBuilt
Location
Wien-Hietzing (Vienna)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Residence in Arbon
Ernst F. Burckhardt
A single-family house combining a modern floor plan with an unassuming rural house form; basement of pumice blocks, upper floor timber frame with shingle cladding, tiled roof.
VillaBuilt
Location
Arbon, Switzerland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Own Residence of Austin Whittlesey, Pasadena
Austin Whittlesey
The architect's own house on an east-facing slope, with a flat broken gable adapted to the terrain; main living room over 10m long with covered terrace, bedrooms placed on the quiet slope side in the lower level.
VillaBuilt
Location
Pasadena, California
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House J. Fackel in San Marino, California
Douglas H. McLellan
A country house with flat-pitched gables recalling northern Italy and Spanish-Mexican Californian influences, featuring a large living room with fireplace and separate bedroom and maid quarters.
VillaBuilt
Location
San Marino, California
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Two-Family House of Dr. Weibel in Zurich
Moser & Kopp
A two-family house (1931) with architectural forms reminiscent of Ticino houses and Spanish-Mexican Californian influence, organized around a walled garden courtyard with a large pergola.
Housing (Two-family house)Built
Location
Zürich
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House of H. S. Willis in Long Island
R. H. Bullard
A country house with strict separation of living quarters from service wing, the latter combined with the garage in a separate small building; only the main building has gable rooms in the roof.
VillaBuilt
Location
Long Island, USA
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House Kl. in Dahlem near Berlin
Baurat Alexander Klein
A two-story house with a partially finished attic for a childless couple, positioned so the south front faces the street; features a hall used as overflow dining space and a garden-facing dining room.
Villa/HousingBuilt
Location
Dahlem, Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Boots Pure Drug Company Factory and Dispatch Building
Sir Owen Williams
The first completed section of a huge industrial complex for manufacturing and distributing drugs and chemicals, featuring mushroom-slab reinforced concrete construction, glass curtain walls, and a large packing hall connected by bridges to storage floors.
IndustrialBuilt
Location
Beeston, Nottinghamshire, England
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Haus Hilde G. on the Hohe Warte
Dr. Armand Weiser
A villa for a former dancer of the Vienna Court Opera and her two children, built in Isostone masonry with Terranova blue render; features a ground floor for the owner's social life and upper floor for children and guests, with detailed rooms including library, dining room, bedrooms, and dressing room.
VillaBuilt
Location
Hohe Warte, Wien (Vienna)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Nuremberg Milk Supply Center (Operations, Garage, and Administration Buildings of the Bavarian Milk Supply)
Professor Otto Ernst Schweizer
A large industrial complex for collecting, processing, and distributing milk for Nuremberg and surrounding areas, including operations building with trapezoidal shell roof, garage for delivery vehicles, gas station, and administration building with central hall lit by a large Luxfer prism window.
Industrial/AdministrativeBuilt
Location
Nürnberg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House of Remembrance on Schliffkopf
Dr. Eduard Krüger
A memorial house and ski/hiking lodge built 1931-32 by the Swabian Ski Association (Schwäbischer Schneelaufbund) for their fallen comrades, sited 40m below the Schliffkopf summit. Feature includes extensive interior and exterior views: the memorial hall, entrance hall, staircase, dormitories, kitchens, terrace, garden details, construction drawings, plans, and window/door details.
Cultural/Memorial Lodge, Youth HostelBuilt
Location
Schliffkopf, Black Forest (Schwarzwald)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
St. Apartment
Berger & Ziegler
An apartment fitted into an irregularly shaped site (marked by a stairwell angle and a bay window corner), with a mahogany and walnut-furnished salon, dining room bay window seating, and built-in display cabinets.
ApartmentBuilt
Location
Wien
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House K. in Vienna-Döbling
Berger & Ziegler
A house for three dwellings (two bachelor flats on the ground floor, owner's flat above), built on filled terrain over a continuous reinforced concrete slab, with yellow lime render, light grey sheet metal, white window frames, and red brick paving in the lower arcade.
Housing (multi-unit)Built
Location
Wien-Döbling
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House H. in Vienna-Meidling
Berger & Ziegler
A single-family house forming an L-shape around a fully covered sitting area with a terrazzo floor and Pompeian-red painted ceiling strips; the lady's room faces northwest for the view of Schönbrunn's Fasanengarten.
VillaBuilt
Location
Wien-Meidling
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Dr. Sch. House in the Döbling Cottage District
Berger & Ziegler
A house on Contex-concrete plinth with pale yellow lime render and pea-green metalwork, closed toward the western street side, open toward east and south garden; includes terrace, garden staircase, and dining/living rooms in walnut. Feature spans multiple detail views of exterior, hall, terrace, dining and sitting rooms.
VillaBuilt
Location
Wien-Döbling (Döblinger Cottage)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House for an Elderly Couple
Paul Schmitthenner
A narrow, deep house set into a steep hillside site for an elderly couple whose children have left home, featuring a garden room and sunny terrace; from Schmitthenner's book 'Das Deutsche Wohnhaus.' Feature includes site plan, elevations, floor plans, and entrance hall details.
VillaBuilt
Location
Stuttgart (steep hillside site, mid-block)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
The Architect's Own Timber House in Imst (Lärchenhof / My Mountain Cottage)
Paul Schmitthenner
The architect's own mountain cottage ('Lärchenhof') built from local stone and timber, designed to blend into the landscape over time; feature includes floor plan, exterior views, interior views of the main room, furniture, kitchen, and attic room.
Cottage/VillaBuilt
Location
Imst, Tirol
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House near Zofingen for a Childless Couple
Paul Artaria
A house at the edge of a village whose south wing was raised to avoid dividing the small garden, creating a covered entrance and large shady sitting area; all rooms face east or south for wind protection.
VillaBuilt
Location
bei Zofingen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Thomas Weekend House near Grimma
Werner Commichau
A single-room weekend and work retreat for a musician/composer built on a hillside site, with small sleeping and cooking niches, a large covered south terrace, and a rainwater collection basin; built for RM 2700.
Weekend HouseBuilt
Location
bei Grimma
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Weekend House H. near Lenggries (A Summer House in Lenggries)
Max Schoen
The architect's own weekend house between Lenggries and Tölz, a solid log construction (except the annex) usable year-round, with a shaded east-facing open sitting area, five-part window, kitchen-living room, and detailed self-critique by the architect covering construction, shrinkage, and design flaws. Feature includes plans, sections, window details and multiple exterior/interior views across several pages.