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.
Dr. R. Weekend House at Lake Simssee near Rosenheim
Max Schoen
A pure summer house (not for winter sports) in framework construction clad inside and out, with bedrooms and kitchen flanking the living room, and a pultroof rejected in favor of the built design after authorities objected to the original plan on landscape grounds.
Weekend HouseBuilt
Location
Simssee bei Rosenheim
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Boat House at Lake Zurich
Hubacher und Steiger
A weekend house in wood built atop cantilevered concrete piers enclosing a boat storage area, with living room, kitchen, two single bedrooms, and a car shelter along its side.
Boat House/Weekend HouseBuilt
Location
Zürichsee
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Landhaus F. in Erlenbach near Zurich
Ernst F. Burckhardt
A hillside house in a forest clearing with pumice-block ground floor and reinforced concrete substructure, copper-clad flat pultroof, and a modern plan with separated living/dining areas and six standardized bedrooms upstairs with two bathrooms.
VillaBuilt
Location
Erlenbach bei Zürich
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Holiday House in Leoni at Lake Starnberg and 'Isartal' Weekend House
Theo Lechner und Fritz Norkauer
A house originally shown at a Munich exhibition then re-erected in Leoni with added shingle cladding; also shows the 'Isartalhaus' weekend house model produced by firm Math. Bauer with a distinctive patented corner joint.
Villa/Weekend HouseBuilt
Location
Leoni am Starnberger See; Ebenhausen im Isartal
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Single-Family House near Möhringen
Anton Geiger
A hillside house near a Stuttgart suburb with concrete basement, pumice-block ground floor, and half-timbered upper floor clad in alternating olive-green and brown carbolineum-stained fir boards; built 1928.
VillaBuilt
Location
bei Möhringen, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Timber House at Rupenhorn near Berlin
Fritz Marcus
A house facing west toward the Havel, built within three winter months over an existing cellar (Christoph & Unmack construction system), with zinc-covered terrace and cork-insulated central heating pipes.
VillaBuilt
Location
Rupenhorn bei Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Dr. Georg Schmidt House near Basel
Paul Artaria und Hans Schmidt
A hillside timber-framed house with a terrace supported on oak posts, insulated with Celotex panels under the wooden cladding.
VillaBuilt
Location
bei Basel
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Summer House in Klosterneuburg near Vienna
Fritz Groß
A summer house raised on concrete piers due to flood risk, with alternating larch and pine cladding, chromium-nickel corner screws, a large living room opening fully onto the terrace, and rubber flooring.
Villa/Summer HouseBuilt
Location
Klosterneuburg bei Wien
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Holiday House of a Painter in Murrhardt
Oscar Heiniz
A painter's holiday house built in 1928 as a solid log construction with an added north-lit studio wing, partially built over a cellar, with plans at 1:300 scale.
Villa/Holiday HouseBuilt
Location
Murrhardt
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Ski Hut of the Academic Ski Club Munich at Spitzingsee
Bruno Biehler
A ski hut built by the Academic Ski Club Munich in memory of members lost in WWI, resting on a stone retaining wall on a steep slope, with a low broad-eaved roof and capacity for up to 25 guests over 77 sqm.
Cabin/RecreationalBuilt
Location
Spitzingsee, Bavaria
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Holzmeister Mountain House on the Hahnenkamm
Clemens Holzmeister
A mountain house with panoramic views from Kitzbühler Horn to Grossglockner, raised on a plinth storey with living areas, sun terraces on each floor, and stone/shingle construction.
Villa/Mountain HouseBuilt
Location
Hahnenkamm bei Kitzbühel, 1650m
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Monte Pana Sports Hotel at the Seiser Alm
Franz Baumann
A 70-bed sports hotel at 1700m altitude incorporating an existing small alpine house at the rear; concave southwest front for wind protection, projecting pultroof, sliding shutters on upper floor windows.
HotelBuilt
Location
Seiser Alpe, Italienisch Südtirol (South Tyrol, Italy)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Furniture and Small Apartments by Kalman Lengyel
Kalman Lengyel
An extensive feature on furniture and interior arrangements for small apartments by Hungarian-born Berlin architect Kalman Lengyel, including sofa-beds, dining nooks, barrier cabinets, desks, bookshelves, and a full one-room and two-room apartment scheme, plus a bar for a country house and a cosmetics salon sales room.
Furniture/Small Apartment InteriorsBuilt
Location
Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Axel Munthe's House (Design by Reinhardt)
Ulrich Reinhardt
A diploma design for Munthe's house emphasizing simplicity and connection to the land, including guest houses and terraced gardens at the Queen's house.
Villa/Residential Complex (student design)Unbuilt
Location
Anacapri, Capri, Italy
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Axel Munthe's House near Anacapri (Design by Kendel)
Siegfried Kendel
A compact diploma design compressing all buildings of Munthe's house into a small space, with a lower courtyard for guest and staff quarters, an upper garden courtyard framed by wings and colonnades, and a former chapel converted to a library.
Villa/Residential Complex (student design)Unbuilt
Location
Anacapri, Capri, Italy
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Axel Munthe's House in San Michele (Design by Zeidner)
Helmut Zeidner
A diploma project imagining Axel Munthe's house at San Michele based on his memoir, comprising a communal house with dining and music rooms, gardener's lodge, stables, picture gallery, Munthe's own residence, an old tower, and a bath, arranged around a grand terraced landscape design.
Villa/Residential Complex (student design)Unbuilt
Location
Anacapri, Capri, Italy
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
New Building of the Stuttgart Public Health Insurance Fund
Alfred Daiber
A large modern administrative and treatment building for the Stuttgart public health insurance fund, featuring a great top-lit teller hall (26x61m) for up to 1000 people, administrative offices, dental clinic with 15 surgeries, X-ray department, chemical research laboratory, dispensary, and a separate treatment building with light-baths, diathermy and massage rooms.
Office/Health Insurance BuildingBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Reich War Memorial (Berka)
Eifert Janssen und Heinz Wetzel
Prize-winning competition design for a national war memorial set in forest scenery south of Bad Berka, featuring a bell tower, terraces for 30,000 people, a memorial hall, a Way of Remembrance with the Stone of Comradeship, a monumental figure, and a sacrificial 'Holy Ground' with sacred flame.
MemorialUnbuilt
Location
Bad Berka
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Bedroom for Grete St.
Liane Zimbler
A bedroom with grey-lilac walls, white lacquer furniture with cherry-wood edges, and cherry wood bed and chairs with cane work.
HousingBuilt
Location
Vienna, Austria
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Bedroom for Engineer R.
Liane Zimbler
A bedroom interior in polished flowering ash with green enamel-lacquer cupboard wall, ivory trim, and yellow shantung silk curtains, wall hanging designed by Melitta Rodeck.
HousingBuilt
Location
Vienna, Austria
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Apartment Dr. R., Dining Room and Hall
Liane Zimbler
An apartment interior for Dr. R. featuring a dining room with built-in cupboards along the window wall and a hall with a tiled pillar and integrated secretary/bookcase in Caucasian walnut and dark palisander.
HousingBuilt
Location
Vienna, Austria
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Apartment P., Nuremberg
Hans Stierhof
A unified interior scheme for an apartment in Nuremberg including a music room, dining room, living/gentleman's room with bar, and bedroom, executed with strict form and rich color and material choices.
HousingBuilt
Location
Nürnberg, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House R. in Sillenbuch near Stuttgart
Hellmut Weber
A timber-frame house built on a limited budget in a hilltop Stuttgart suburb, with detailed cost breakdown, a large sun-facing window, upper-floor bedroom terrace, and combined kitchen/dining/utility areas designed for a housewife without domestic help.
VillaBuilt
Location
Sillenbuch bei Stuttgart, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Two Standard Houses in Smestad near Oslo
Gudolf Blakstad und Herman Munthe-Kaas
Two standardized timber houses at Smestad near Oslo, shown with ground and upper floor plans.
HousingBuilt
Location
Smestad bei Oslo, Norway
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Crematorium in Olomouc
Alois Sajtar
A competition-derived crematorium adjoining the Olomouc cemetery, using brick masonry and reinforced concrete with hollow brick, featuring a horizontal cremation process and colored glazing.
Cultural/FuneraryBuilt
Location
Olomouc (Olmütz), Czechoslovakia
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Crematorium in Graz
Erich Boltenstern
A competition-winning crematorium (1930 competition, built 1930-1932) with a ceremonial hall, forecourt, urn grove, and mosaic-decorated catafalque chamber, combining classical elements with modern spatial clarity.
Cultural/FuneraryBuilt
Location
Graz, Austria
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Zurich Apartment Interiors
Paul Läszlö
A comprehensive custom interior scheme for a Zurich apartment including a Rio-palisander man's room, a dining room in Caucasian walnut and macassar, a living room with hand-woven fabrics, and enamel-lacquer bedrooms with built-in dressing furniture.
HousingBuilt
Location
Zürich, Switzerland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House L. in Kritzendorf near Vienna
Walter Loos
A single-story house on a terraced garden sloping to the Danube, featuring an open living hall divided by a glass cabinet, built-in furniture, and a roof terrace with wind screens; built of hollow concrete blocks.
VillaBuilt
Location
Kritzendorf bei Wien, Austria
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
A Villa by the Lake (Country House at Scharmützelsee)
Fritz Glantz
A small country house with living and dining rooms overlooking a lake terrace, bedrooms with morning sun, and integrated built-in furnishings; praised for its balanced, self-sufficient design.
VillaBuilt
Location
Scharmützelsee, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Swiss Accident Insurance Building (Suva) and University Institute Building, Bern
F. Salvisberg und Brechbühl
A round administrative building for the Swiss Accident Insurance Society (Suva) utilizing a corner site with an underground garage, shops, offices, and adjoining doctors' apartments, plus a separately commissioned university institute building combining six institutes in a single three-story structure with projecting lecture halls; both were competition-winning designs by the same architects. Feature includes exterior views, floor plans, sections, interior halls, laboratories, and construction details.
Office/Institutional/Housing/UniversityBuilt
Location
Bern, Switzerland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Hunnewell Hut of the Stuttgart Technical University
Adolf Schuhmacher, Basel
A ski and hiking hut built for Stuttgart Technical University students on the Schwäbische Alb, funded by a bequest from student Walter Hunnewell, featuring a stone base and timber upper floors with dormitories, common rooms, and kitchen facilities.
Mountain Hut / Recreational BuildingBuilt
Location
Degenfeld, Schwäbische Alb (Rauhe Alb), Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Otto Mörike Tower and Youth Hostel in Constance (with Hunnewell Hut)
Adolf Schuhmacher, Basel
A combined water tower and youth hostel on the Allmannshöhe above Constance, with a nine-story reinforced concrete skeleton tower containing sleeping quarters for boys, a viewing platform, and an adjoining former parsonage converted into girls' dormitories; includes detailed sections, plans, and construction details.
Water Tower / Youth HostelBuilt
Location
Konstanz (Allmannshöhe), Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Kemal Pasha's Palace in Ankara
Clemens Holzmeister, Wien
A residence for Mustafa Kemal (Atatürk) built on a hilltop above Ankara, a flat reinforced concrete cube-form building with a marble courtyard, winter garden, rose garden with pergola, and rooms including library, work rooms, and reception areas, reflecting Turkey's westernization.
Palace/ResidenceBuilt
Location
Ankara, Turkey
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
Single-Family House in Diessenhofen on the Rhine
Oskar Bloch, Stuttgart
A flat-roofed reinforced concrete and brick house for a merchant's family on the Rhine, with clearly separated utility, living, and sleeping floors, wide bands of windows, terraces, and a winter garden overlooking the river.
VillaBuilt
Location
Diessenhofen am Rhein
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House K. in O. (Country Estate)
Professor Martin Elsaesser, Frankfurt a. M.
A large country estate in Holstein with a house organized by orientation to the compass points, including hall, living rooms, library, bridge room, children's wing, swimming pool, and staff wing, set within an extensive landscaped park with gardens, tennis court, and farm buildings. Feature includes numerous interior views (hall, living room, dining room, bedrooms, children's rooms), the tea pavilion, garden pavilion, stables, and park with swimming basin.
VillaBuilt
Location
O. (Holstein region), Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1933
Open project
House in Belgrano near Buenos Aires
Alberto Prebisch
A four-story modernist house on a narrow lot with a large terrace bridging the width of the site, open-plan living and dining rooms, a fireplace, and a top-floor studio with roof terrace, emphasizing horizontal window bands and clear structural order.
VillaBuilt
Location
Belgrano, Buenos Aires
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1932
Open project
Conversion of House M. in Böhmisch-Brod
Erwin Katona
Conversion of a speculative building with three inadequate small apartments into a unified dwelling for a young couple, reorganizing ground and upper floors into living, dining, guest, and service spaces; feature includes interior views of bedroom, living room, built-in cabinetry, and furniture details.
Housing/RenovationBuilt
Location
Böhmisch-Brod (near Prague)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1932
Open project
Single-Family House in Aussig
Erwin Katona
A single-family house adapting to a sloped, terraced site with a semicircular east wing, exterior staircase, and flat roof; construction cost approximately 55,000 RM.
VillaBuilt
Location
Aussig (Ústí nad Labem)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1932
Open project
Two-Family House in Prague
Erwin Katona
A two-family house in a new villa district near Prague with identical apartments for two brothers' families stacked above a basement with caretaker's flat and garage; construction cost 55,000 RM.
HousingBuilt
Location
Prague (villa district)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1932
Open project
Apartment House by Ginsberg and Lubetkin
J. Ginsberg und B. Lubetkin
A narrow nine-story apartment building on a constrained urban lot, using a minimal three-column reinforced concrete structural system, glass-prism stair windows, and efficient use of space for light and air.
HousingBuilt
Location
Paris
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1932
Open project
Student House Berlin (Conversion of the 'Ressource zur Unterhaltung')
Professor Fritz August Breuhaus
Berlin's first student house, converted from an old Schinkel building, providing dining facilities for thousands of students plus meeting rooms, a large hall (Schinkelsaal), reading rooms, and a conversation room with galleries.
Educational/CivicBuilt
Location
Oranienburgerstraße, Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1932
Open project
Commercial Building Complex in Cannstatt
Bloch & Guggenheimer
A phased commercial building complex near Wilhelmsplatz in Cannstatt combining shops, offices, and apartments with a planned cinema on the courtyard site; includes the completed Schuhhaus Josef and a future full redevelopment concept integrating the old building.
Commercial/Mixed-useBuilt
Location
Cannstatt, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1932
Open project
Giovanni Berta Stadium, Florence
Pier Luigi Nervi
A large reinforced concrete stadium with a cantilevered roof over the main grandstand, spiral staircases, a 60m Marathon Tower, and an innovative drainage system for the playing field; architecture and structural engineering were both by Nervi.
StadiumBuilt
Location
Florence, Italy
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1932
Open project
Sports Club Building of the Hindu Club
Antonio U. Vilar
A large sports club building on a narrow, deep urban lot in Buenos Aires, combining a gymnasium with skylight, swimming pool, spectator galleries, club rooms, massage and bath facilities, and a fencing hall in an efficient, unornamented engineering-driven design.
Sports FacilityBuilt
Location
Buenos Aires
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1932
Open project
Apartment Dr. Z. in Vienna
Fritz Groß
Doctor's apartment interior including a living room fireplace with black and terracotta klinker tiles and chrome-nickel grille, a lady's bedroom in rosewood and blue lacquer with silver bast wallpaper, and a waiting/treatment room with paneled cabinets.
Housing/InteriorBuilt
Location
Wien
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1932
Open project
"Celebrations at Home" Exhibition of the Deutsche Werkstätten A.G.
Karl Bertsch, Josef Hillerbrand, Bruno Paul, Michael Rachlis, A. G. Schneck, R. Riemerschmid
Exhibition by the Deutsche Werkstätten Hellerau at their Berlin house, staging fully furnished rooms for imagined domestic occasions (christening, birthday, dance, etc.), designed by multiple named architects/designers to demonstrate modern furnished living.
Exhibition/InteriorBuilt
Location
Berlin, Stresemannstraße
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1932
Open project
House Loosen in Cologne-Rodenkirchen
Hans Schumacher
Riverside house raised on stilts above flood level near the Rhine, an Eisenbeton-Skelettbau with pumice-stone infill, featuring terraces and roof gardens in place of a garden; cost RM 38,000 excluding architect's fee.
VillaBuilt
Location
Köln-Rodenkirchen, Rhein-Uferstraße
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1932
Open project
Magdeburg-Cracau I Housing Estate
Stadtbaurat Göderitz und Carl Krayl
Housing estate of 400 units opening toward the Elbe river with staggered blocks providing views and southwest sun exposure; includes two-, three-, four- and five-room apartments with balconies overlooking the Elbe.
HousingBuilt
Location
Magdeburg-Cracau, am Elbufer, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1932
Open project
Magdeburg-Cracau II Housing Estate
Carl Krayl
Elongated staggered housing blocks containing 190 small two-room apartments for the Verein für Kleinwohnungswesen Magdeburg, similar in rent structure to the Neustadt estate.
HousingBuilt
Location
Magdeburg-Cracau, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1932
Open project
Magdeburg-Neustadt Housing Estate
Carl Krayl
Housing estate for the Verein für Kleinwohnungswesen Magdeburg comprising 450 small apartments in various types (one to three rooms), built in brick with wood floors and flat roofs, designed to keep rents affordable.