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.
The fraternity house (Corpshaus) of the student association 'Schwaben' in Munich, including a living and dining room in oak.
Institutional/ResidentialBuilt
Location
Munich
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
Wandervogel Hostel at the Foot of the Hochwald
Helmut Hille
A youth hostel (Wandervogelherberge) design at the foot of the Hochwald mountain, illustrated with attic and ground floor plans.
Hostel/Lodging
Location
Zittau region
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
Photography Workshop for Mr. A. Polenz, Gablonz
Helmut Hille
A photography workshop building for Mr. A. Polenz in Gablonz, shown with street elevation and floor plans.
Commercial/WorkshopBuilt
Location
Gablonz i. B. (Jablonec nad Nisou)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
Design for a Chocolate Factory
Helmut Hille
An unbuilt design for a chocolate factory (identified with Schokoladenfabrik Cremosa A.-G.), including main building, overall site plan, administration building and ground floor plans.
IndustrialUnbuilt
Location
Zittau
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
Gartenberg Fashion House
Josef Purkert
A fashion/clothing retail shop interior in Vienna emphasizing restrained elegance, with tailored display cases, a fireplace of vert antique and Carrara marble, a staircase, sales counter, and a lingerie department in ivory and green schleiflack.
Retail/CommercialBuilt
Location
Vienna
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
Master Housing for the Merkel & Kienlin Worsted Spinning Mill, Esslingen am Neckar
Albert Eitel
Worker/master housing for the Merkel & Kienlin worsted spinning mill, using reddish-brown plaster, green shop paint, and yellow-framed windows; feature includes house doors and floor plans.
HousingBuilt
Location
Eßlingen am Neckar
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
Scheufeien House, Stuttgart
Albert Eitel
A house for the Scheufeien family in Stuttgart, with views of the driveway approach and rear, plus floor plan.
VillaBuilt
Location
Pfizerstraße, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
Schlack House, Aalen
Albert Eitel
A house for the Schlack family in Aalen, illustrated with entrance, street view, and floor plans.
VillaBuilt
Location
Aalen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
House for Manufacturer Krauß, Stuttgart
Albert Eitel
A residence for the manufacturer Krauß in Stuttgart, shown with rear view, living room, and floor plans.
VillaBuilt
Location
Wannenstraße, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
Eitel House, Stuttgart
Albert Eitel
The architect's own house in Stuttgart, featuring a street view, garden side, veranda, entrance hall, tiled stove, living room, dining room (furnished by Grete Uhland), and daughter's bedroom, illustrated with ground and upper floor plans.
VillaBuilt
Location
Pischekstraße, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
Administration Building of the Dortmunder Union
Robert Meyer, D. & K. Schulze, Anton Dengler
A strictly monumental administration building for the Dortmunder Union, built 1916-1920, including a light-court hall, with sculptural work by Professor Ludwig Kindler.
OfficeBuilt
Location
Rheinische Straße, Dortmund
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
Police Headquarters Dortmund
Emil Pohle, D.W.B.
The Dortmund police headquarters building, noted for its smooth base story and broad horizontal bands expressing weight and cohesion, reflecting new iron-and-concrete construction language.
Civic/GovernmentBuilt
Location
Dortmund
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
Shop Window Extension for Heimann & Co.
Emil Pohle, D.W.B.
A shop window (Schaufenster) renovation/extension for the hat business Heimann & Co. in Dortmund, described as charmingly captivating in character.
Commercial/RetailBuilt
Location
Dortmund
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
Dr. Elias House
Emil Pohle, D.W.B.
A residence for Dr. Elias in Dortmund, featuring a representative entrance hall (Diele) and main entrance, described as dignified and representative in character.
VillaBuilt
Location
Dortmund
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
Commercial Building Schröder & Baum
Emil Pohle, D.W.B.
A commercial building for Schröder & Baum in Dortmund, including a staircase in the sales room.
CommercialBuilt
Location
Dortmund
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
House of the Limited Partnership Jungmann & Schmidt
Strunck & Wentzler
A building built 1922/1923 for the Kommandit-Gesellschaft Jungmann & Schmidt in Dortmund, including entrance and floor plan.
Office/CommercialBuilt
Location
Dortmund
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
House Dönnhoff and Bellwinkel
Strunck & Wentzler
A house built in 1923/1924 for Dönnhoff and Bellwinkel on the Kaiser Wilhelm-Allee, shown with floor plan and exterior view across two page spans.
HousingBuilt
Location
Kaiser Wilhelm-Allee, Dortmund
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
Country House for Westdeutscher Bahnbedarf, Judenberg & Co. Firm
Strunck & Wentzler
A country house built 1922/1923 for the firm Judenberg & Co. (Westdeutscher Bahnbedarf) in Dortmund-Aplerbeck, including floor plan.
Villa/Country HouseBuilt
Location
Dortmund-Aplerbeck
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
Three Houses at Bäumerstraße Corner Marxallee
Stadtbaurat Hans Strobel
A group of three houses at the corner of Bäumerstraße and Marxallee in Dortmund, including entrance details of a house at Marxallee 64 and a house in the 'Lange Reihe' settlement.
HousingBuilt
Location
Bäumerstraße/Marxallee, Dortmund
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
House at Bäumerstraße No. 49
Stadtbaurat Hans Strobel
A residential house on Bäumerstraße in Dortmund designed by Stadtbaurat Hans Strobel.
HousingBuilt
Location
Bäumerstraße 49, Dortmund
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
Dortmund Main Cemetery
Strunck & Wentzler und Stadtbaurat Hans Strobel
A large-scale main cemetery complex (approx. 400 Morgen) including mourning halls, crematorium, arcades, entrance buildings, and administrative wings, developed from a winning competition entry and executed under Stadtbaurat Strobel. Feature spans extensive coverage including site plan, floor plans, entrances, mourning halls, mosaics, sculpture, and views from multiple sides.
Cultural/CemeteryBuilt
Location
Dortmund
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
Director's House of the Vulkan A.-G. on Rathenau-Allee
Hugo Heinemann
Director's residence for the Vulkan A.-G., built in 1922 at the Rathenau-Allee.
Villa/ResidentialBuilt
Location
Rathenau-Allee, Dortmund
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
Kiosks and Exhibition Buildings for the Munich Trade Show 1922
Max Wiederanders
Various kiosks and exhibition structures designed for the 1922 Munich Gewerbeschau (trade exhibition), including the Zuban firm's kiosk, a small advertising kiosk in wood, and a sales kiosk in wood, and the wooden entrance hall (Vorhalle) of exhibition hall III at the Munich exhibition park.
Exhibition/KioskBuilt
Location
München
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
'Cherubin Palace' Festival Hall at the Vier Jahreszeiten Hotel
Max Wiederanders
Redesign of the large festival hall in the Munich Hotel 'Vier Jahreszeiten' into a cabaret and dance venue ('Cherubin-Palast'), including a stage, loges, dance casino, stucco decoration, and wrought-iron gate, created jointly by architect Wiederanders and sculptor Knut Anderson.
Cultural/Entertainment VenueBuilt
Location
München
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
Bachelor's House
Max Wiederanders
A bachelor's house by Max Wiederanders featuring a summer bathhouse, terraces, living hall (Wohndiele) in fumed larch, library, kitchen, and various interior details including fireplaces, wind-catch entry, and bathroom/dressing room. Feature includes multiple interior and exterior views.
Villa/ResidentialBuilt
Location
München
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
House Dr. Simon in Düsseldorf
Hanns Hübbers
Interior views of a private house, including a library with fireplace and a children's room.
VillaBuilt
Location
Düsseldorf
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
House Andreae in Cologne-Marienburg
W. Körte
A residential villa shown with east, north, and south (garden) elevations plus a site plan.
VillaBuilt
Location
Köln-Marienburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
Design for a War Memorial for the Fallen at the Waldfriedhof in Stuttgart
Paul Bonatz
A war memorial for fallen soldiers at Stuttgart's forest cemetery, praised in the text's introduction for its 'genuine simplicity' reflecting the same design spirit as Bonatz's houses; feature includes a partial view of the memorial.
MemorialBuilt
Location
Waldfriedhof, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
House Bonatz (architect's own house)
Paul Bonatz
The architect's own house, described as growing crystal-clear from landscape and need, featuring a long main living room accessed from the gable end with four windows on the south front, a study, and an upstairs balcony room; feature includes the dining room view.
VillaBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
Design for a House for a Single Lady
Paul Bonatz
A design sketch/project for a small house intended for a single woman, showing south, north, and east elevations at 1:200 scale, without the bewegte aufgelockerte (broken-up) house form used elsewhere.
VillaUnbuilt
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
House Herstatt in Cologne-Marienburg
Paul Bonatz
A T-shaped house plan with a large south-facing main living/music room contrasted with a square dining room, and a sheltered garden court to the north for entrance and carriage access. Feature includes multiple exterior views and floor plans.
VillaBuilt
Location
Köln-Marienburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
House Schöler in Stuttgart
F. E. Schöler
A small, economically designed house built by architect F. E. Schöler for himself, illustrating efficient room arrangement for modest needs; feature includes floor plan, exterior and interior views (living room, entrance hall).
VillaBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
House S. and House Strenger in Cologne-Marienburg
Paul Bonatz
Mirror-image paired houses forming the end of a row at a street junction; Haus Strenger angles a single-story wing housing the main living room toward the south to capture sunlight and screen the street, with kitchen and service rooms to the northwest. Feature includes both houses, interior views (dining room, living room), and floor plans/section.
VillaBuilt
Location
Köln-Marienburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
House A. Vorster in Cologne-Marienburg
Paul Bonatz
A large villa in a park with old trees, organized around a south-facing terrace flanked by a main living room and dining room, with an additional shaded arbor; the north front features a stately shaded portal entrance. Feature includes multiple exterior views, floor plans, and the entrance drive.
VillaBuilt
Location
Köln-Marienburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
Workers' Settlement Schwaz in Bohemia
Otto Rudolf Salvisberg
A large-scale planned settlement for workers of the Weimann factory, organized around a central axis and courtyards leading to a community house, with curved entrance buildings, staggered rows of houses following the terrain, and a distinctive overall closed architectural composition. Feature includes site plan, aerial view, street scenes, terrace house groups, and row houses with stable annexes.
HousingBuilt
Location
Schwaz, Bohemia
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
Housing Estate Berlin-Wilmersdorf
Otto Rudolf Salvisberg
A housing settlement whose street facades gain variety through projecting and receding building volumes rather than uniform rows; includes houses on Aßmannshauser Straße and Triberger Straße, a semi-detached house, interior living areas ('Wohndiele'), and a stairwell.
HousingBuilt
Location
Wilmersdorf, Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
Bönninghofen House in Dahlem
Otto Rudolf Salvisberg
A house with a gable side rendered in blue-washed plaster with dark green shutters, shown with its floor plan.
VillaBuilt
Location
Dahlem, Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
Bernheim House in Dahlem
Otto Rudolf Salvisberg
A large residential complex grouped around a courtyard with an impressive portal facade dominating the entrance front, and a garden facade opening onto a wide terrace. Feature includes multiple views: courtyard, main entrance, garden side, terrace, garden house at the street corner, staircase, vestibule, fireplace in the hall, library, parents' bathroom, and bedroom.
VillaBuilt
Location
Dahlem, Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
Geyer Country House in Zeuthen
Otto Rudolf Salvisberg
A country house praised for its balanced facade design, featuring a hall with wood paneling, staircase with painted decoration, library, bedrooms, pergola, garden fountain, and boathouse. Feature includes multiple detail views of the exterior, hall, staircase, door handles, bookcase, damenzimmer, wine cellar, pergola, and boathouse.
VillaBuilt
Location
Zeuthen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
The Ballin House in Hamburg
Hans und Oskar Gerson
A large office building completed at the same time as the Chilehaus, composed of a central high-rise section and two lower wings enclosing a courtyard, emphasizing calm large wall surfaces, with a notable unified stairwell and sculptural figures by Ludwig Kunstmann on the pilasters and portals. Feature includes exterior views, floor plans, staircase, entrance hall, and pier figures.
Office/Commercial (Kontorhaus)Built
Location
Hamburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
The Chile House in Hamburg
Fritz Höger
A monumental office building (Kontorhaus) built for Henry Sloman on a combined 5500 sqm site spanning the Fischertwiete street, featuring a steel-reinforced concrete structure clad in Oldenburg clinker brick, a dramatic pointed east corner, staggered upper stories, and richly decorated portals, loggias, and courtyards by sculptor Richard Kuöhl. Feature includes numerous detail views of portals, loggias, courtyards, staircases, and the ground plan.
Office/Commercial (Kontorhaus)Built
Location
Hamburg, Fischertwiete
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1925
Open project
Interiors, new apartments and individual furniture pieces
Professor Fritz Spannagel, Karlsruhe
A comprehensive feature on interior design and furniture by Fritz Spannagel, covering dining rooms, gentlemen's rooms, ladies' rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, living rooms, and a rental house hallway, including designs made for the Badischer Baubund housing association, illustrated with numerous furnished room views and furniture pieces.
Interior / FurnitureBuilt
Location
Karlsruhe
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1923
Open project
St. Leonhardt Country House Colony (House of Mrs. von Gontard and other houses)
Professor Fritz Spannagel, Karlsruhe
A colony of country houses at Überlingen on Lake Constance, including the house of Frau von Gontard and several other villas adapted to the sloping lakeside terrain; feature includes multiple houses, elevations, floor plans, and street views of the colony.
Villa / Housing ColonyBuilt
Location
Überlingen am Bodensee
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1923
Open project
Mahogany Commode with Lacquer Mirror and other furniture pieces by the Munich Joinery Workshops
Henry E. Achilles (Münchner Schreinerwerkstätten für Kunstgewerbe G.m.b.H.)
A series of fine furniture pieces (commode, buffet, writing desk, cabinets, armchairs, screen) produced by the Munich Schreinerwerkstätten under Henry Achilles, featuring inlay, lacquer, and gilding in an 18th-century-inspired idiom adapted to modern taste.
FurnitureBuilt
Location
München
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1923
Open project
House of Factory Owner Kress in Dresden
Henry E. Achilles (Münchner Schreinerwerkstätten für Kunstgewerbe G.m.b.H.)
Interior design and furnishing scheme for the house of factory owner Kress in Dresden, including staircase, ladies' bedroom, and men's bedroom, executed by the Munich joinery workshops under architect Henry Achilles, featuring fine inlay and 18th-century-inspired furniture.
Villa/Residential InteriorBuilt
Location
Dresden
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1923
Open project
Water Pleasure Pavilion for Bernrieder Park at Lake Starnberg
Architekt A. Abel
A small lakeside pleasure pavilion ('Wasserlustschlößchen') for the Bernrieder Park at Lake Starnberg, illustrated with land-side, lake-side views and floor plans.
PavilionBuilt
Location
Bernried, Starnberger See
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1923
Open project
Housing Estate at Tempelhof Field
Baurat Bräuning
A large nonprofit housing estate on the Tempelhofer Feld in southern Berlin, featuring rhythmic massing of terraced and individual houses, courtyards, arcaded shops, and restrained architectural ornament to create a unified urban ensemble.
Housing/Urban PlanningBuilt
Location
Berlin (Tempelhof)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1923
Open project
Etam Hosiery Shop
Dr. Ing. Paul Zucker
A modern shop interior and storefront design for the Etam hosiery store, featuring display cases in bronze, colored wall treatments, wood paneling in Caucasian walnut, and a bronze shop door with heating cover in waxed oak with gold inlay.
Retail/ShopBuilt
Location
Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1923
Open project
Etam Hosiery Shop
Dr. Ing. Paul Zucker
A shopfront design for the Etam hosiery store, with a bronze-framed shop window finished in Japan brown lacquer and light ochre plaster.
Commercial/RetailBuilt
Location
Charlottenburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1923
Open project
Schwickering House
Professor E. Fahrenkamp
A residential house extensively documented through its interiors and furniture, praised for clarity of surfaces and lines and honest use of materials in the Empire/Biedermeier tradition. Feature includes the hall (with cabinet and writing desk), breakfast room, dining room, ladies' room (Damenzimmer, multiple views), parents' bedroom (with chest of drawers/Kommode and toilette table), guest bedroom, and various fireplace and passage details.