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.
Prize-winning competition and execution design for new archbishop's seminary buildings in Bamberg; awarded first prize but never built due to difficult postwar conditions. Feature includes model views, elevation drawings, ground floor plan, and interior courtyard.
Educational/Religious InstitutionUnbuilt
Location
Bamberg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Nitze Country House, Berlin-Dahlem
Dr. Ing. Philipp Nitze
Nitze's own country house in Berlin-Dahlem, praised for achieving the self-assured effect of a dignified country estate through simplicity and restrained decoration, integrated with its garden and surrounding nature. Feature includes floor plans, exterior views, and the garden.
VillaBuilt
Location
Berlin-Dahlem
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Reichsbank Branch Office Unna in Westphalia
Dr. Ing. Philipp Nitze
Reichsbank branch office in Unna combining bank and residential functions, with sculptural decoration by Constantin Starck.
BankBuilt
Location
Unna, Westfalen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Reichsbank Branch Office Linden near Hannover
Dr. Ing. Philipp Nitze
Considered the most outstanding of the smaller Reichsbank branch buildings, praised for the classic effect achieved through plain brickwork and harmonious window rhythm.
BankBuilt
Location
Linden vor Hannover
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Bank for Trade and Industry, Hamburg Branch
Dr. Ing. Philipp Nitze
Bank branch building in Hamburg praised for the objective, sachlich clarity of its cash hall; feature includes floor plans, the cash hall (Kassensaal), and decorative keystones (Schlußsteine).
BankBuilt
Location
Hamburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Reichsbank Main Branch Hamburg
Dr. Ing. Philipp Nitze
Main Reichsbank branch in Hamburg, illustrated with exterior views, entrance hall with clear wall paneling, director's floor, sections, and floor plans, exemplifying a shift toward simpler, functional bank architecture.
BankBuilt
Location
Hamburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Designs for Single-Family Country Houses
Max Krüger
A group of unbuilt country house and garden designs by Max Krüger for various private clients, emphasizing simple massing derived from the floor plan, use of local materials, and integration with landscaped gardens; includes plans and a summer house/country house design.
VillaUnbuilt
Location
Ribnitz in Mecklenburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
House Meyer in Aachen
Fritz August Breuhaus
A residence with interiors documented in detail, including the Herrenzimmer (gentleman's study) and its window wall.
VillaBuilt
Location
Aachen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
House M. in Düsseldorf
Fritz August Breuhaus
Residential interiors including a lady's writing desk, dining room sideboard, and bedroom furnishings, illustrating Breuhaus's furniture and interior design work.
VillaBuilt
Location
Düsseldorf
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Officials' Housing for the Gelsenkirchen Mining Company
Fritz August Breuhaus
Representative housing for company officials, praised for well-balanced proportions and refined lines, illustrated across several plates.
HousingBuilt
Location
Gelsenkirchen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
War Veterans' Homestead Holweide
Fritz August Breuhaus
A settlement of paired ('Doppelhäuser') and gabled double houses linked by intermediate structures, forming an animated street front.
HousingBuilt
Location
Holweide, Cologne
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Falkenberg Housing Estate near Berlin
Bruno Taut
A housing estate of individual and row houses (1913-1914), illustrated by a pre-project model, executed row houses, and the Falkenberg estate views, showing natural grouping and rhythmic facade articulation.
HousingBuilt
Location
Falkenberg, near Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Bachelors' Home in Schöneberg
Bruno Taut
A residence hall for single men ('Ledigenheim') built 1919, featuring dynamic curved lines and expressionist color decoration in the hall, painted by Mutzenbecher, Gösch and sculptor Eliter; floor plans reproduced in the same feature.
HousingBuilt
Location
Schöneberg, Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Museum of National Antiquities on the Uhlandshöhe near Stuttgart
A. Abel
An unbuilt design for a large monumental museum of national/regional antiquities on the Uhlandshöhe hill above Stuttgart, conceived as a war memorial and historical monument, featuring a great open-air courtyard connecting museum galleries to the surrounding landscape.
Cultural / MuseumUnbuilt
Location
Uhlandshöhe, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Country House of Director Oskar Taussig, Vienna
Hans Hloucal
A design for a country house for Director Oskar Taussig, including section drawings, ground floor and first floor plans, and facade elevations.
Villa/Country HouseUnbuilt
Location
Wien (Vienna)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Library of Dr. Maximilian Stiglitz, Vienna
Hans Hloucal
A library with walls of African yellow onyx, a stucco frieze above, polished Spanish walnut woodwork, an intricately inlaid door, and a red marble fireplace.
Residential Interior (Library)Built
Location
Wien I (Vienna)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Villa Leo Winnig, Vienna
Hans Hloucal
Entrance hall executed in carved and fire-treated pine wood, partly colorful, with gray artificial stone walls and a partly gilded, fire-treated ceiling.
VillaBuilt
Location
Wien XIX (Vienna)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Country House Eduard Salzer, Greifenstein
Hans Hloucal
Living hall (Wohndiele) executed in dark brown oak with white-toned walls, a gray granite column, and richly inlaid doors; also includes a mansard staircase and a painted children's room ceiling.
Villa/Country House InteriorBuilt
Location
Greifenstein
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Country House Leopold Broch, Götzendorf
Hans Hloucal
Living room interior executed in fire-treated, gray-patinated pine wood with rich carving, colorful painting, and a brick fireplace with terracotta relief.
Villa/Country House InteriorBuilt
Location
Götzendorf
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Country House of Baron von Grote near Crossen an der Oder
Hans Kaiser
A country house built on the site of an old forester's lodge for the Freiherr von Grote, designed to sit naturally among old large trees.
Villa/Country HouseBuilt
Location
Crossen an der Oder
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Potsdam City Expansion
Hans Kaiser
A large-scale city expansion project in Potsdam's Brandenburg suburb, continuing the classical spirit of the old town with a mix of multi-story apartment houses on the main street, single-family houses on side streets, corner buildings on Luisenstraße, a department store (Kaufhaus) on the market square, and rows of terraced houses. Feature includes multiple views: entrance details, street views, floor plans, and the shopping house.
A line of standardized bourgeois furniture in pine or alder wood with lacquer finish and partial painted decoration, designed by Geßner to replace ornate polished salon furniture with simpler, more functional pieces.
FurnitureBuilt
Location
Charlottenburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Cemetery and Civil Servants' Settlement, Berlin-Grunewald (with cemetery chapel)
Albert Geßner
An unbuilt design for a cemetery with chapel, arcaded courtyard for family graves, and an associated civil servants' housing settlement; only the settlement portion was ultimately realized. Feature includes site plan, chapel elevations and sections, ceremonial hall, and garden views.
Cemetery / Cultural / HousingUnbuilt
Location
Berlin-Grunewald
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Andrea House in Dahlem
Professor A. Breslauer
A richly appointed villa in Dahlem designed to house valuable art collections, featuring a courtyard hall with glazed openings to a colonnaded inner court, an ornate iron staircase railing, and Renaissance/Baroque-inspired interior décor. Feature includes portal, street facade, garden side, courtyard views, ground-floor hall and upper-floor hall photographs, plus a floor plan, along with two accompanying images from Haus Rosenthal.
VillaBuilt
Location
Berlin-Dahlem
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Country House Meuthen in Rolandswerth on the Rhine
Eugen Bruno Plinatus
A country house design for the Meuthen family in Rolandswerth on the Rhine, which was not built due to the war.
Villa/Country HouseUnbuilt
Location
Rolandswerth am Rhein
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Single-Family House Julius Faber
Eugen Bruno Plinatus
A single-family house built on a steeply sloping site between Eduard-Pfeiffer-Straße and Panoramastraße in Stuttgart; after the city building office rejected a full-height roof, the design was revised to a flat roof form giving the house a southern character.
Villa/Single-family houseBuilt
Location
an der Eduard Pfeiffer-Straße, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Designs for Country Houses in the Caucasus
Eugen Bruno Plinatus
Small unexecuted housing projects with one to two rooms, intended as refuges for former wealthy Russian factory owners and landowners fleeing the Russian Revolution; all remained unbuilt after a second revolutionary wave hit the Caucasus in spring 1920.
Housing (small country houses)Unbuilt
Location
Caucasus
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Castle Complex for the Junghanss Family in Rosenlaui
Eugen Bruno Plinatus
An unbuilt design for a castle complex ('Schloßanlage') above the Junghanß chalet, with an already-executed picturesque stone arch bridge over the Reichenbach falls and access roads; extensive terracing was planned to link the castle with the garden.
Castle/Manor HouseUnbuilt
Location
Rosenlaui, Berner Oberland, Switzerland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Chalet Junghanß at 'Rosenlaui-Seeli'
Eugen Bruno Plinatus
A log-built chalet in the character of a Swiss house on a private forested mountain estate of 70,000 sqm, with a turbine house lower down containing a workshop, guest rooms and a caretaker's apartment; features electric lighting and heating.
Villa/ChaletBuilt
Location
Berner Oberland, Switzerland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Country House with Cowshed for 'Saanen' in the Zweisimmen Valley (Switzerland)
Eugen Bruno Plinatus
A combined building for Saanen bringing under one roof an auto garage with workshop, a shop, a cowshed and stable, and a residence, adapted to local Swiss architectural character with shingled gable and roof.
Farmhouse/Country HouseBuilt
Location
Zweisimmental, Switzerland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Design for the Country House of Baroness Wolff
Albert Rieder
Design for a country house for Baroness Wolff, shown with rear elevation and floor plans for ground and two upper floors.
Villa/Country HouseUnbuilt
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Exhibition Hall of the Dinos Works / Shop Building at Essen Main Station
Regierungsbaumeister Jung, Essen
A shop and exhibition building next to the railway embankment in Essen, combining automobile showrooms for the Dinoswerke-Berlin along the street with top-lit office spaces facing the tracks; built in handmade brick with dolomite stone plaster to harmonize with the neighboring brick railway buildings.
Commercial/Exhibition BuildingBuilt
Location
Essen, opposite the main railway station
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Dining Room of a Wooden House
Professor Albinmüller
Dining room interior of a prefabricated wooden house, illustrated from Albinmüller's book 'Holzhäuser' published by Julius Hoffmann, Stuttgart.
Residential Interior/Wooden HouseBuilt
Location
Darmstadt (architect based); house type by Christoph & Unmack A.G., Niesky O.-L.
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
House of A. Kreidler
August Koch
Interior decoration of the Kreidler house including the salon fireplace, Herrenzimmer with stucco ceiling, lighting fixtures, and a cabinet, showing Nordic-influenced ornamentation reminiscent of old Irish patterns.
Villa/ResidenceBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
House of H. Jacobi, Gentleman's Study
August Koch
Design of the Herrenzimmer (gentleman's study) in the house of H. Jacobi, including a writing desk and smoking table noted as independently modern designs.
Villa/ResidenceBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
House of A. Haueisen
August Koch
Interior decoration of the Haueisen house including a winter garden with painting by Chr. Kämmerer, salon and Herrenzimmer, a fireplace in the hall, and stucco ceiling in the salon. Feature includes multiple detail views: winter garden, salon, Herrenzimmer, hall fireplace, dining room.
Villa/ResidenceBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Ladies' Room in the Beach Hotel at Lochau on Lake Constance
Willibald Ferber
Interior design of a ladies' room in a beach hotel at Lochau on Lake Constance.
Hotel InteriorBuilt
Location
Lochau am Bodensee
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Georg Heymannsohn Ready-to-Wear Store, Berlin
Hans Sbrzesny
Interior fit-out of a ready-to-wear clothing store, with green polished lacquer cabinetry, plywood walls with ivory lacquer, dark oak furniture, and gold-yellow bast silk lamp shades.
Commercial / RetailBuilt
Location
Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Residenz Café, Charlottenburg
Hans Sbrzesny
Café building with a grey-green Terrasit rendered façade, light blue woodwork, and silvered lettering.
CaféBuilt
Location
Charlottenburg, Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Residenz Cinema, Charlottenburg
Hans Sbrzesny
Cinema building with described façade (grey-green Terrasit rendering, light blue wood) and colorful interior (light green walls, gilded columns and ornaments).
CinemaBuilt
Location
Charlottenburg, Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Design for a Cinema in Nuremberg
Hans Sbrzesny
Design for a cinema building in Nuremberg.
CinemaUnbuilt
Location
Nürnberg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Germania Palace, Charlottenburg
Hans Sbrzesny
Interior design for a cinema and café complex, including vestibule, staircase, and theater/variety hall, with detailed color schemes described (vermilion, canary yellow, green and orange).
Cultural (Cinema/Café Complex)Built
Location
Charlottenburg, Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Weil im Dorf Settlement near Stuttgart
Alb. Eitel, Professor Paul Bonatz und F. Schöler
A housing settlement near Stuttgart, including a washhouse with bathroom fitted with a Junkers washing boiler and bath supplied by Junkers & Co., Dessau.
Housing / SettlementBuilt
Location
Weil im Dorf, near Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
District Bank of Osterode
Alfred Kraemer
Design for a small-town district bank exemplifying a restrained, dignified architecture with a well-conceived banking floor plan; feature includes south and west elevations, ground floor plan, and a perspective view from the Wasserstraße.
Bank / Office
Location
Osterode, Ostpreußen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Design for the Reconstruction of an Inn on the Market Square in Johannisburg
Alfred Kraemer
Design for the reconstruction of an inn on the market square in Johannisburg, East Prussia.
Inn / Commercial Building
Location
Johannisburg, Ostpreußen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Residence of Alfred Kraemer on the Galgenberg in Ulm
Alfred Kraemer
The architect's own house design, shown in a southeast perspective view.
Villa
Location
Galgenberg, Ulm a. D.
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Country House W. in Liebemühl
Alfred Kraemer
Country house design recalling old East Prussian manor houses, shown with south and west elevations.
Villa / Country House
Location
Liebemühl, Ostpreußen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Residence of Building Councillor W. in Osterode
Alfred Kraemer
Design for the residence of Baurat W. in Osterode, conceived as the dominant termination of an adjoining stately park; feature includes south, west and north elevations, a cross-section, and the upper-floor plan.
Villa
Location
Osterode, Ostpreußen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Residential and Commercial Building 'Zum schwarzen Roß', Danzig
Alfred Kraemer
Design for a mixed residential and commercial building at the corner of Brodbänkengasse and Altes Roß in Danzig.
Mixed-use / Commercial Building
Location
Ecke Brodbänkengasse — Altes Roß, Danzig
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Design for the Reconstruction of an Inn in Kyschienen near Soldau
Alfred Kraemer
Reconstruction of a fully destroyed rural inn with all outbuildings, its exterior architecture expressing the varied functions from stable to inn to festival hall; includes an earlier preliminary design shown on subsequent pages.