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.
A large ecclesiastical seminary complex built 1927/28, featuring a main building with tower group along the Heinrichsdamm, courtyards, a house church, entrance hall, and sculptural decoration. Feature includes overall views, floor plans, facades, courtyard, entrance hall, and house church across multiple pages.
Cultural/Religious InstitutionBuilt
Location
Bamberg, Heinrichsdamm / Dientzenhoferstraße
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1929
Open project
House of Fritz W. in Znaim
Dr.-Ing. Armand Weiser
A townhouse bound by closed-block zoning regulations, combining an owner's residence with a rental apartment; features include a hall, salon and dining room in open connection, richly finished interiors with fine woods, ceramics, a staircase, bedroom, and salon bay window. Feature includes multiple interior views: entrance, terrace, cloakroom, hall, salon, staircase, library, bedroom, and dressing area.
Villa/ResidenceBuilt
Location
Znaim (Znojmo)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1929
Open project
Design for the Pr. House in Luckenwalde
Professor Ludwig Ruff
An unbuilt design for a house in Luckenwalde, dated 1928, shown with floor plans.
Villa/ResidenceUnbuilt
Location
Luckenwalde
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1929
Open project
Single-family house group in Nuremberg
Professor Ludwig Ruff
A group of single-family houses built in 1925, shown with street and garden facades and floor plans.
HousingBuilt
Location
Nürnberg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1929
Open project
House H. Strauß in Nuremberg
Professor Ludwig Ruff
A private house built in 1923, shown with entrance side and ground/upper floor plans.
Villa/ResidenceBuilt
Location
Nürnberg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1929
Open project
Bavarian Union Bank Nuremberg
Professor Ludwig Ruff
Interior design of a bank building from 1923/24, including the meeting hall, teller hall, and vault antechamber.
Office/BankBuilt
Location
Nürnberg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1929
Open project
Phoebus Palace in Nuremberg
Professor Ludwig Ruff
A cinema building constructed 1926/27, with arcades, sculptural work by Edwin Scharff, and views/plans of the auditorium and rank levels.
Cultural (Cinema)Built
Location
Nürnberg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1929
Open project
Furniture designs by Professor Ludwig Ruff
Professor Ludwig Ruff
A series of furniture pieces in walnut and Makassar ebony, including a vitrine, writing cabinet, wardrobe, and bookcase, executed by Möbelfabrik Gebr. Braun, dated 1926.
FurnitureBuilt
Location
Nürnberg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1929
Open project
The Archbishop's Seminaries in Bamberg
Professor Ludwig Ruff
A large seminary complex built 1927/28, featuring a tower group on the Heinrichsdamm, a house church, courtyard, and economic yard; sculptural decoration by K. Killer and Maria Lerch. Feature includes overall views, floor plans, facades, courtyard, entrance hall, and chapel.
Cultural/Religious institutionBuilt
Location
Bamberg, Heinrichsdamm / Dientzenhoferstraße
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1929
Open project
Kapitol Theater in Mannheim
Paul Darius
A cinema/theater building for approximately 1100-1200 seats, with a stage for small variety performances, four apartments and seven bowling alleys in the basement; facade in clinker brick with cast stone bands, sculptural decoration by Eugen Schwab.
Cultural (Cinema/Theater)Built
Location
Mannheim
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1929
Open project
Lichtspiele des Westens Cinema in Cologne
Carl Müller und Paul Schaefer, B.D.A.
A large cinema (Lichtspielhaus) built on a difficult narrow site along the Hohenzollernring in Cologne, featuring a facade in Muschelkalk and Ettringer Tuffstein, a 3850 cbm auditorium seating about 800, marble-clad entrance hall, refreshment rooms, and elaborate lighting and ventilation systems.
Cinema/CulturalBuilt
Location
Hohenzollernring, Köln
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1929
Open project
Exhibition Space of the West German Radio at the 'Pressa' in Cologne
H. H. Lüttgen
Exhibition space for the West German Radio broadcaster at the Pressa exhibition in Cologne, featuring flat surface treatment and typographic display design.
ExhibitionBuilt
Location
Köln
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1929
Open project
Friedländer House in Barmen
H. H. Lüttgen
A private house for the Friedländer family in Barmen, extensively documented with main and side elevations, floor plans, entrance, rear view, living room, bathroom, children's bedroom, dressing room and gentleman's room interiors.
VillaBuilt
Location
Barmen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1929
Open project
Dr. Fischer House in Barmen
H. H. Lüttgen
A private house for Dr. Fischer in Barmen, featuring street and rear elevations, entrance, and floor plans, illustrating Lüttgen's clear cubic massing and modern residential style.
VillaBuilt
Location
Barmen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1929
Open project
Furniture Designs by Hans Hartl for Gebr. Schürmann
Hans Hartl
A series of interior designs (gentleman's room, children's playroom, dressing table, desk, carpet shop) executed by furniture manufacturer Gebrüder Schürmann in Essen, with Hans Hartl as chief designer.
Furniture/InteriorBuilt
Location
Essen-Köln
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1929
Open project
Garage Building of the Consumer Cooperative for Berlin and Surroundings
Max Taut & Hoffmann, B.D.A.
A garage building for the consumer cooperative serving Berlin and its surroundings, located in Berlin-Tempelhof.
Garage/IndustrialBuilt
Location
Berlin-Tempelhof
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1929
Open project
"The New Apartment" Furniture Designs by Fritz Rosenbaum
Fritz Rosenbaum
Furniture designs by Viennese architect Fritz Rosenbaum, a student of Tessenow, including writing desks, cabinets, seating furniture and a lady's bedroom in cherry wood.
Furniture/InteriorBuilt
Location
Wien
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1929
Open project
"House and Garden" Workshop Furniture Designs
Josef Frank und Oskar Wlach
Furniture and interior works by the Haus und Garten workshop, including a living space shown at the Austrian arts and crafts exhibition in Cologne 1928, plus numerous chairs, tables, cabinets and cupboards in various woods.
Furniture/InteriorBuilt
Location
Wien-Köln
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1929
Open project
Eichmann Country House at Attersee
Clemens Holzmeister
Extensive country house feature at Attersee including lake-facing elevation, site plan and floor plans, rear views, boat and bathhouse in larch wood, and numerous interior rooms (hall, dining room, bedrooms, gentleman's room, guest room) designed with Max Feilerer as interior collaborator.
VillaBuilt
Location
Attersee, Oberösterreich
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1929
Open project
Girls' School with Boarding House of the Sisters of the Cross in Linz an der Donau
Clemens Holzmeister
A girls' school with boarding facility (Pensionat) for the Kreuzschwestern order in Linz, featuring a front elevation with festival hall annex, side wing with gymnasium, rear view of the boarding house, and garden-facing elevation; ground floor plan included.
SchoolBuilt
Location
Linz an der Donau
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1929
Open project
State Spa Institution Bad Hall
Clemens Holzmeister
State spa complex including a Wandelhalle (promenade hall) with café terrace and a Trinkhalle (pump room), featuring red terracotta wall cladding and red fine clinker floor tiles; ground floor plan and multiple interior/exterior views documented.
Cultural/SpaBuilt
Location
Bad Hall, Oberösterreich
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1929
Open project
Hospice at Ahornboden (Tyrol)
Clemens Holzmeister
A mountain hospice at Ahornboden in Tyrol, with ground-floor plan shown at 1:800 scale.
Hospitality/HospiceBuilt
Location
Ahornboden, Tirol
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1929
Open project
Church in Merchingen (Saar region)
Clemens Holzmeister
A church in Merchingen in the Saar region, described as a simple, wide hall building topped with an exposed wooden roof structure, its broad form completing the stepped townscape.
Cultural/ReligiousBuilt
Location
Merchingen, Saargebiet
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1929
Open project
Ministry of War in Angora (Ankara)
Clemens Holzmeister
First and execution designs for a war ministry building in Angora (Ankara), Turkey, illustrating Holzmeister's expansion of work into the Turkish East.
Government/Office
Location
Angora (Ankara), Turkey
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1929
Open project
Haniel House
Karl Wach
Residential house for the Haniel family, showing views of the garden side, designed by Karl Wach.
Villa/ResidentialBuilt
Location
Düsseldorf, Germany (implied)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Guggenbühl House
André Lurçat
A residential house (1926/27) by André Lurçat featuring a roof garden and overall modern design, shown with exterior views and floor plans.
Villa/ResidentialBuilt
Location
France (implied, likely Paris area)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Workers' Housing in Villeneuve-Saint Georges
André Lurçat
A large-scale project for approximately 300 worker apartments in Villeneuve-Saint Georges, featuring reinforced concrete construction, standardized building elements, roof terraces, shops built into the street crossings, and buildings oriented perpendicular to the street for optimal sun exposure.
Housing (Workers' Housing)Unbuilt
Location
Villeneuve-Saint Georges, France
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Jewish Cemetery in Vienna (New Jewish Cemetery)
J. Reiser
A new Jewish cemetery in Vienna built at considerable expense (1 million Marks), featuring a ceremonial hall, arcaded courtyard, dome hall, administration building, and forecourt; critiqued for relying on foreign motifs rather than achieving full modern simplicity.
Cemetery/CulturalBuilt
Location
Vienna
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Pavilion of the Czechoslovak Werkbund
Josef Havlíček
Pavilion of the Czechoslovak Werkbund at the Brno exhibition, with view and floor plans shown.
Exhibition PavilionBuilt
Location
Brno, Czechoslovakia
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Pavilion of the Province of Moravia
Vladimir Chroust
Exhibition pavilion for the Province of Moravia at the Brno cultural exhibition, illustrated with the staircase and general views.
Exhibition PavilionBuilt
Location
Brno, Czechoslovakia
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Pavilion of the Prague School of Applied Arts
Pavel Janák
A light and cheerful pavilion for the Prague School of Applied Arts, showing interior room types and models for row-house garden districts, with ansicht and Grundrisse shown.
Exhibition PavilionBuilt
Location
Brno, Czechoslovakia
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Market Hall with Café and Glass Tower
B. Cermak
A market hall with attached café and glass tower at the Brno sales exhibition, described as a clear, well-executed concept with a terrace and glass viewing tower.
Exhibition/Market BuildingBuilt
Location
Brno, Czechoslovakia
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
House of the City of Brno
Bohuslav Fuchs
A strict, elegant, airy brick cube pavilion representing the City of Brno at the exhibition of contemporary culture, shown from front and rear.
Exhibition PavilionBuilt
Location
Brno, Czechoslovakia
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Apartment/Villa Interior in Währinger Cottage
Otto Prutscher
Interior design of a city villa in the Währinger Cottage district of Vienna by Otto Prutscher, including hall, library, dining room, winter garden, gentleman's room, entrance, staircase, kitchen and bathroom; the house itself was built by another architect, with Prutscher responsible only for the furnishing.
Villa/Residential InteriorBuilt
Location
Währinger Cottage, Vienna
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Graben Café
Josef Hoffmann
A café on the Graben in Vienna, featuring a bar with papier-mâché and painted ceiling, marble and silver fittings, red lacquer, and custom furniture including cloakroom and seating.
Café/CommercialBuilt
Location
Graben, Vienna
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Altmann & Kühne Chocolate Shop
Josef Hoffmann
A chocolate shop and shopfront on the Kärntnerstraße in Vienna, featuring polished cherry wood, a tent-like ceiling with hand-painted decoration by Mathilde Flögl, and a shop sign in vermilion and silver lettering.
Retail/ShopBuilt
Location
Kärntnerstraße, Vienna
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Synagogue in Žilina
Josef Hoffmann
Project for a synagogue in Sillein featuring a glass-covered tent roof instead of a traditional dome; front view, longitudinal and cross sections, and floor plans shown.
Religious/CulturalUnbuilt
Location
Sillein (Žilina), Slovakia
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Small Hotel on the Schneeberg
Josef Hoffmann
A small hotel project for the Schneeberg by Josef Hoffmann, illustrated with an elevation view and ground floor plan.
Hotel
Location
Schneeberg, Austria
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Hemesath Confectionery/Café in Düsseldorf
Ernst Huhn, Düsseldorf
Interior design for the Hemesath confectionery/café in Düsseldorf, noted for its overall elegantly restrained tone in contrast to the more fantastical Café Moca Türe.
Commercial/CaféBuilt
Location
Düsseldorf
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Café "Moca Türe" in Düsseldorf
Ernst Huhn, Düsseldorf
Interior design for the Café Moca Türe in Düsseldorf, characterized by fantastical, richly varied decorative elements enlivening the room's atmosphere.
Commercial/CaféBuilt
Location
Düsseldorf
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
The Church of the Savior in Hamburg-Uhlenhorst
Emil Heynen, B.D.A., Hamburg
A modest modern church in Hamburg-Uhlenhorst with hall-like interior character, featuring a crucifix by sculptor Ludwig Kunstmann and interior painted decoration by Paul Perks; feature spans exterior and interior views across several pages.
Cultural/ReligiousBuilt
Location
Hamburg-Uhlenhorst
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
House of the Artists' Cooperative
Alberto Sartoris, Turin
Building for an artists' cooperative in Turin with main and side elevations shown; horizontal cross-battens on the facade intended for exhibition purposes.
Cultural/ExhibitionBuilt
Location
Turin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Glass House for the Glass Syndicate in Cologne
Em. Jos. Margold, Darmstadt
An experimental glass residential house design for the Glas-Syndikat in Cologne, exploring the use of glass as a building material with the flat-roofed cubic form; ground and upper floor plans shown.
Villa/Experimental HouseUnbuilt
Location
Cologne
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Renovation of the Bieberbau Cinema in Frankfurt am Main
Em. Jos. Margold, Darmstadt
Renovation/expansion of a cinema (Lichtspiele) in Frankfurt, including gallery and ground floor plans, longitudinal section, foyer with staircase, and foyer with ticket counter (Kasse).
Cultural/CinemaBuilt
Location
Frankfurt am Main
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Design for the Public Baths in Marburg an der Lahn
Em. Jos. Margold, Darmstadt
Design for a public bath featuring large mirror-glass walls, horizontal articulation, and a swimming hall roofed using the Dyckerhoff barrel-vault (Torkret) system; ground and basement floor plans and longitudinal section shown.
Public Bath/CivicUnbuilt
Location
Marburg an der Lahn
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Design for the Tietz A.-G. Department Store in Cologne
Em. Jos. Margold, Darmstadt
An unbuilt monumental high-rise department store design for Tietz A.-G., conceived as a bridgehead for the Cologne suspension bridge, intended to give the city a striking new landmark; shown from the Rhine bank and from Heumarkt.
Commercial/Department StoreUnbuilt
Location
Cologne
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Krauskopf Country House in Saarow on Lake Scharmützelsee
Dipl.-Ing. Harry Rosenthal, Berlin
A 1924 whitewashed plaster house with reed (thatch) roof, shown with exterior view and floor plan.
Villa/Country HouseBuilt
Location
Saarow am Scharmützelsee
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Residential Building Group, Kudowastraße
Dipl.-Ing. Harry Rosenthal, Berlin
A plastered housing group with red brick, graphite-colored main cornice and balcony cornices, illustrating straight and clear architectural articulation for a larger residential complex.
HousingBuilt
Location
Kudowastraße, Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Weekend House Dr. F.
Dipl.-Ing. Harry Rosenthal, Berlin
A 1927 timber-frame weekend house clad with Heraklith panels, with red-painted base and main cornice.
Weekend HouseBuilt
Location
Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Weekend House Dr. Levy-Suhl
Dipl.-Ing. Harry Rosenthal, Berlin
A 1927 wooden weekend house with carbolineum coating, cinnabar-red shutters, cream-colored doors, and blue gutter; feature includes living room and floor plan.