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.
Interior design of the Kaffee-Hag café/shop in Munich by the Bremen architects, featuring a sales shop, upper-floor café rooms with colored lacquer, stucco, and brass fittings.
Commercial/CaféBuilt
Location
Munich
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Redesign of the Böttcherstraße in Bremen
Runge & Scotland
Comprehensive redesign of the medieval Böttcherstraße in Bremen for a Bremen merchant, combining a preserved 1588 gabled house with new buildings housing the Kaffee-Hag shop and exhibition rooms, the 'Vätererbe' museum, the Bremer Gesellschaft von 1914 clubrooms and festival hall, the Bremen-Amerika-Bank, and the St. Petrus fish restaurant/wine tavern. Feature includes numerous detail views: entrance gate, staircases, festival hall, shop doors, lighting fixtures, leather wallpaper, and decorative ironwork.
Mixed-use street/commercial and cultural complexBuilt
Location
Bremen, Böttcherstraße
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
The Rosipalhaus Workshops in Munich (Newspaper Kiosk, Tea Room, Bedroom)
Chefarchitekt Heinrich Christ
A feature on new creations of the Rosipalhaus workshops in Munich, including a newspaper kiosk shown at the German Traffic Exhibition Munich 1926, a yellow lacquered tea room with wicker furniture, and a mahogany bedroom with dressing table, armchairs, and wardrobe.
Furniture/InteriorBuilt
Location
Munich
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Ladies' Room by Sognot
Sognot
A ladies' room with ceilings, wall trim, and built-in divan of maple wood, a small niche covered with Japanese matting, and pink and yellow wallpaper, executed by Primavera and exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Decorateurs.
Interior/Ladies' RoomBuilt
Location
Paris
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Sales Room by Anet
Anet
A sales room executed by Saddier Fils with a table by Schenk, exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Decorateurs.
Retail InteriorBuilt
Location
Paris
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Men's Bedroom by Lucie Renaudot
Lucie Renaudot
A men's bedroom executed by Dumas and exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Decorateurs.
Interior/BedroomBuilt
Location
Paris
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Dining Room by Joubert & Petit
Joubert & Petit
A dining room interior exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Decorateurs.
Interior/Dining RoomBuilt
Location
Paris
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Office Room by Adnet
Adnet
An office interior executed by Saddier Fils and exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Decorateurs.
OfficeBuilt
Location
Paris
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Living Room by Leon Bouchet (Salon des Artistes Decorateurs)
Leon Bouchet
A living room with wall covering of grey burlap, divan and armchairs in mauve and pink velvet, executed by Dennery and exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Decorateurs.
Interior/Living RoomBuilt
Location
Paris
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Schloß Cinema in Munich
Oswald Schiller, B.D.A.
A cinema theater built into a nineteenth-century Italianate villa in Munich's Neuhausen district, combining Schiller's architecture with sculptural decoration by Knut Anderson; feature includes the entrance supraporte, foyer, auditorium views toward stage and gallery, decorative sculptures (Papageno and Papagena), doors, and box office hall.
CinemaBuilt
Location
Neuhausen, Nymphenburgerstraße, Munich
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Women's Hospital in Vienna
Architekt Johann Rothmüller
A women's hospital built by the health insurance fund of Viennese commercial employees, sited at the edge of the city with gardens, terraces and pergolas; feature includes main view, south view, entrance and fountain, tiled hall, pergola, operating room, washroom, kitchen, floor plans and site plan.
HospitalBuilt
Location
Vienna
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Garden of Mr. Douglas Smith, Altadena
Florence Yoch
A larger garden bordering directly on open landscape, blending architectural lines with natural forms, illustrated with multiple views.
GardenBuilt
Location
Altadena, California
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Garden of the Davenport House, Pasadena
Florence Yoch
A small house garden in Pasadena designed with strict architectural rhythm due to the confined urban surroundings, discussed as an example of modern American garden design.
GardenBuilt
Location
Pasadena, California
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Houses in the Garden City at Rechenberg in Bad Kosen
Professor Dr. Schultze-Naumburg
Four houses forming the beginning of a garden city on the Rechenberg slope near Bad Kosen, each with rooms oriented toward the sun; feature includes plans, entrance views, street and garden facades of the larger single-family house, and the two-family house with separate entrances, and the smaller single-family house.
HousingBuilt
Location
Bad Kosen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Seaside Resort Steamer 'Roland', North German Lloyd
Professor E. Fahrenkamp, Düsseldorf
Design work for the seaside resort steamer 'Roland' operated by Norddeutscher Lloyd shipping line.
Ship/Interior DesignBuilt
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
The New Garden City 'Am Wienerberg'
Architekten K. Krist und R. Örley Z.V., Wien
A new garden city development called 'Am Wienerberg' in Vienna.
Housing/Garden CityBuilt
Location
Wienerberg, Wien
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
People's Housing in Döbling
Architektin Ella Briggs Z.V. — Wiener Stadtbauamt
Social/public housing project ('Volkswohnhäuser') in the Döbling district of Vienna, by the city's first female architect, described as sober and competent.
HousingBuilt
Location
Döbling, Wien
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Living Room and Room with Decorative Murals
Hilda Jesser, Wien
A living room with free-form wall paintings/murals by Hilda Jesser, noted in the introduction as light and pleasing amid the more functional works.
InteriorBuilt
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Living Room and Furnishings for Dr. O.
Architekt Otto Niedermoser, Wien
Interior furnishing scheme for the apartment of a Dr. O., including living room, sideboard, seating corner, bedroom furniture, and wardrobe, executed by Werkstätten Niedermoser.
InteriorBuilt
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Flower Shop, Tea Room and Small Bar
Architekt Otto Niedermoser, Wien
A combined flower shop, tea room, and small bar with detailed plans (foyer, tea salon, bar, flower salon, café).
CommercialBuilt
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Single-Family House (Garden View)
Architekt Otto Niedermoser, Wien
A single-family house shown with garden elevation, street elevation, and floor plan, described as a modest and competent project.
VillaBuilt
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Country House in Eichgraben
Professor Ernst Lichtblau, Wien
A country house in Eichgraben near Vienna, shown with front view including garage, overall view, and floor plan (upper hall, living room, bedrooms).
VillaBuilt
Location
Eichgraben
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Model of a Green Settlement near Vienna
Prof. Dr. Oskar Strnad, Wien
A model for a green settlement (Grünsiedlung) planned for the outskirts of Vienna.
Housing/SettlementUnbuilt
Location
Vienna (outskirts)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Living Room in a Boathouse at Attersee
Karl Augustinus Bieber, Wien
A living room interior within a boathouse at the Attersee lake, illustrated as a student work in the Strnad tradition.
Boathouse/InteriorBuilt
Location
Attersee
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Sunday House for Dr. Hans Busch
Prof. Dr. Oskar Strnad, Wien
A weekend house for Dr. Hans Busch, with sections through the living room and bath, and floor plans.
Villa/Weekend houseBuilt
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Civil Servants' Housing Estate Ortmann
Prof. Dr. Oskar Strnad, Wien
Housing estate for civil servants (Type I and II), with floor plans shown.
HousingBuilt
Location
Ortmann
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Schallerbach Spa
Prof. Dr. Oskar Strnad, Wien
A spa complex including interior views, courtyard (Brunnenhof), lounging courtyard (Liegehof), and a covered walkway (Wandelgang), with plans and sections shown.
Spa/BathBuilt
Location
Bad Schallerbach
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Royaards Theatre in Amsterdam (Preliminary Project)
Prof. Dr. Oskar Strnad, Wien
A preliminary model project for a theatre in Amsterdam, shown with a plan of the ground floor (parterre).
TheatreUnbuilt
Location
Amsterdam
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Hotel Bochum
Emil Fahrenkamp
A hotel with approximately 120 beds under construction, featuring large ground-floor communal spaces including a wine restaurant with dance floor and a café-restaurant with open terraces facing a park; overall building block 44x70m.
HotelBuilt
Location
Bochum
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Competition for a Lyceum and Vocational School in Solingen
Emil Fahrenkamp
First-prize competition design for a lyceum and vocational school complex in Solingen, shown at scale 1:1000.
SchoolUnbuilt
Location
Solingen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Housing Settlement Plan "Sonne" for Duisburg
Emil Fahrenkamp
Prize-winning competition design for a housing settlement organized around a central square with shared laundry and heating facilities; brick facades with plastered bands. Feature includes site plan, type house elevations and plans, and street views.
Housing/Urban Planning
Location
Duisburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Protestant Church in Essen / Competition for a Protestant Church in Essen
Emil Fahrenkamp
Competition entry for a Protestant church complex including church, parsonage, parsonage garden, community house, and housing block; main rectangular building measuring 10x32m at 14m height. Feature includes site plan, aerial perspective, and elevation views.
Religious/Church
Location
Essen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
House for Director Wenhold
Emil Fahrenkamp
A residential house project with living hall, gentleman's room with writing niche, dining room, kitchen on the ground floor and bedrooms above; brick ground floor with plastered upper story, large south-facing terraces connecting house and garden. Feature includes hall interior, garden and street elevations.
VillaUnbuilt
Location
Bremen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
P. C. Neumann Weaving Mill Branch, Zittau
Emil Fahrenkamp
A large modern factory complex of approximately 15,000 sqm, designed to allow doubling of capacity without major new construction; facades of brick over a slate base with light plaster above. Feature includes gatehouse, courtyard, and office building views.
IndustrialBuilt
Location
Zittau
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Atlantic House
Emil Fahrenkamp
Conversion combining two buildings into one unified facade with travertine cladding at ground level and light plaster above; includes a large blue-toned café hall with gallery. Feature includes views of the café interior and lighting fixtures.
Hotel/CaféBuilt
Location
Bremen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1928
Open project
Palace Hotel Breidenbacher Hof
Emil Fahrenkamp
Extensive remodeling of a formerly heavily stuccoed hotel building into a unified, simplified facade; new entrance hall, hotel hall, dining room, bar, shops, and interiors clad in Cottaer sandstone and Caucasian walnut. Feature includes multiple views of the facade, entrance hall, courtyard, bar, barber shop, confectionery shop, lighting fixtures, and furniture.
Trade Fair House "Haus am Tiergarten", Berlin, Bellevuestraße
Victor Lurje, Berlin
A 1924 trade fair building in Berlin with harmoniously articulated interior spaces, including a hall with intarsia work and a buffet slab with wood inlay, showcasing Lurje's architectural rhythm and decorative craftsmanship.
Commercial / Exhibition buildingBuilt
Location
Berlin, Bellevuestraße
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1927
Open project
Park Home of the Hamburg Retailers' Chamber
Puls & Richter, Hamburg
A retirement home with 141 apartments built for elderly members of the Hamburg Retailers' Chamber, winner of a limited competition; built in Oldenburg clinker with distinctive angled two-window bay windows instead of balconies, arranged in rows to avoid an institutional character.
Housing / Retirement homeBuilt
Location
Hamburg, Ohlsdorfer Straße (Stadtpark)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1927
Open project
Interior Designs by M. J. Goldschmidt (Houses M., F., L. in Hamburg)
M. J. Goldschmidt, Hamburg
A series of interiors including a Caucasian walnut library/study in Haus M., a peach-lacquer lady's bedroom in Haus F., a blue-lacquer children's room in Haus L. painted by B. Karberg, and a breakfast room, showcasing Goldschmidt's use of colorful Schleiflack finishes.
Residential interiorBuilt
Location
Hamburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1927
Open project
Second-Class Smoking Salon, Steamship New-York
Professor Paul Griesser, Bielefeld
Second-class smoking salon interior design for the ocean liner 'New-York', including sofa wall and writing desk wall.
Ship interiorBuilt
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1927
Open project
Renovation of House J. in Köln-Marienburg
Wilhelm Riphahn
A 1926 renovation featuring a modern study, dining room, reception room, staircase, and wardrobe, exemplifying Riphahn's shift toward luxurious, spacious modern interiors with large windows and upholstered furniture.
Villa / Residential interiorBuilt
Location
Köln-Marienburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1927
Open project
Bickendorf Housing Estate of the G.A.G. Housing Association, Cologne
Wilhelm Riphahn
A 1925 housing estate praised for its rhythmic façade composition, window distribution, and integration of airy verandas, considered one of the best representatives of the new architectural style in Germany.
Housing / SiedlungBuilt
Location
Köln-Bickendorf
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1927
Open project
Renovation and Extension of the Dr. C. House in Köln-Marienburg
Wilhelm Riphahn
A 1926 renovation and extension of a private house, featuring a new garden terrace, garden-facing façade, and a simple staircase addition noted for its depth and shadow effects.
VillaBuilt
Location
Köln-Marienburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1927
Open project
Hall in a Villa (Renovation) and other interiors by Otto Prutscher
Professor Otto Prutscher
Insertion of a modern double-height hall into an existing villa, with carved oak paneling, gilded lighting fixtures, ceramic fireplace, and a Caucasian walnut cabinet; further interiors shown include a dining room with Giallo di Siena marble fireplace and a salon with mahogany and rosewood inlay furniture.
Villa / Residential interiorBuilt
Location
Vienna
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1927
Open project
Municipal Housing Building of Vienna, 5th District, Stöbergasse
Professor Otto Prutscher
A municipal housing block for the City of Vienna with a meandering plan due to the plot's proportions, two street courtyards providing light, a kindergarten and dental clinic with separate entrances, garden courtyards with fountains, and 168 apartments; façade in yellow-toned Dolomite plaster with clinker brick accents.
HousingBuilt
Location
Vienna, V. Bezirk, Stöbergasse
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1927
Open project
Interiors by Hans Hartl (Music Salon, Dining Room, Study, Ladies' Room)
Hans Hartl (Chefarchitekt in der Firma Gebr. Schürmann, Essen-Köln)
A series of interior designs by the young architect Hans Hartl, including a music salon with silk mural and silvered lamp, a mahogany dining room with a large sideboard, a green-toned study/library, and a design for a ladies' room, illustrated with furniture and lamp details.
Interior / Residential furnishingBuilt
Location
Essen-Köln
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1927
Open project
Salvisberg House, Berlin-Südende
Otto Rudolf Salvisberg
The architect's own house, with separated living and working wings including studio, office, garage and chauffeur's flat; described in detail including terraces, music room with Cannstatt travertine fireplace, and interior finishes. Feature includes entrance, terrace, music room, consulting room, and dining/living room views.
VillaBuilt
Location
Berlin-Südende
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1927
Open project
Bookcase in the House of Dr. Grosche, Cologne
Hermann Straub, Köln
A bookcase for the house of Dr. Grosche in Cologne with self-cut inlay (Intarsia) decoration on the center door, designed by Hermann Straub.
Residential InteriorBuilt
Location
Köln
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1927
Open project
Straub Residence, Cologne
Hermann Straub, Köln
Interior furnishings for the Straub family's own apartment in Cologne, including a bedroom with lacquered toilet table, dining room furniture, and a brass candelabrum for a wine-tasting room, designed by the architect himself.
Residential InteriorBuilt
Location
Köln
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1927
Open project
Villa in the Cottage District of Vienna (House L.)
Paul Läszlö, Stuttgart-Wien
A villa in the Cottage district of Vienna designed by Paul Läszlö, including entrance facade views, garage entry, floor plans, a hall and study room, and elaborately designed bedrooms (Damenschlafzimmer, Herrenschlafzimmer) with murals after motifs by Prof. Wackerle.