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.
Design for the Elementary School on Ahrensburgerstrasse, Hamburg
Fritz Schumacher
Individually shaped school design responding to urban planning needs at a street intersection, using a curved footprint to avoid a hard building angle and create a concave plaza-facing facade; the rear facade features a powerful convex composition described as monumental and bulwark-like.
SchoolUnbuilt
Location
Ahrensburgerstraße, Hamburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
The Friedrichsberg Asylum near Hamburg
Fritz Schumacher
Asylum complex built 1910-14, sited within an old park and designed with consideration for its parkland setting; feature includes the entrance and administration building.
Institutional / HospitalBuilt
Location
Friedrichsberg, near Hamburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Secondary School on Uferstrasse, Hamburg
Fritz Schumacher
School built 1914-15 on a narrow, deep site; achieved architectural presence toward the street via a simple front building with small forecourt despite the constrained plot.
SchoolBuilt
Location
Uferstraße, Hamburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
The Trade/Commerce House in Hamburg
Fritz Schumacher
A commercial/office building on a constrained inner-city plot at the Holstenwall, notable for its unified facade design over complex internal organization including two staircases; feature includes facade detail, main and secondary staircases, sitting room, lecture hall, well/fountain sculpture by Ely, and heating cover in stoneware.
OfficeBuilt
Location
Holstenwall, Hamburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Johanneum Grammar School, Hamburg
Fritz Schumacher
New building (1912-14) for the old Hamburg Johanneum school, organized around an inner courtyard with a hall facing the street to shield classrooms from street noise; feature includes views of the main front, courtyard, aula, and staircase windows.
SchoolBuilt
Location
Hamburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Residence of Paul Stosseck, Berlin (Interiors)
Paul Stosseck
A series of residential interiors including a hall (Diele), a lady's bedroom, a living room, a dining room, a lady's room, and a bachelor's room, presented as one continuous feature on domestic interior design.
Residential/InteriorBuilt
Location
Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Rheinmetall House, Friedrichstraße, Berlin
Hans Jessen
A design for an eight-story high-rise ('Hochhaus') planned to enrich Berlin's cityscape, temporarily left as a fragment built only to standard police-regulated height; base, frames and ornaments were planned in black and white glazed Ullersdorf ceramic.
Office/High-riseUnbuilt
Location
Friedrichstraße, Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Mecklenburg Deposit and Exchange Bank, Rostock (Extension Building)
Hans Jessen
Extension building (1920) for the bank, notably sensitive to the old townscape's character, using an old plastering technique that lightly overlays the wall and lets the brick structure show through.
Bank/CommercialBuilt
Location
Rostock
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
School in Lichtenrade near Berlin
Hans Jessen
An unadorned school building, still standing as a fragment (incomplete), whose beauty derives solely from harmonious proportions and clear articulation of the wall surface through cornices and simple window groupings; feature includes the courtyard facade and a stairwell with blue-and-yellow ceiling painting.
SchoolUnbuilt
Location
Lichtenrade bei Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Lichtenrade Housing Estate near Berlin
Hans Jessen
Post-war housing settlement combining economical, materially efficient construction with artistic form; includes wooden houses, row houses (Typ 1919 and Typ 1920), a double house (Typ 1920), a single house, courtyard layouts, and a shopping street, with stables used as rhythmic elements and shops set back beneath balcony structures.
Housing/SettlementBuilt
Location
Lichtenrade bei Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Wolff's Telegraph Bureau, Zimmerstraße, Berlin
Hans Jessen
Office building for the Wolff Telegraph Bureau (1913-1915) with two base stories in iron-clinker paneling and three upper stories with harmonious vertical fields; ornamental friezes executed in Ullersdorf ceramic after designs by sculptor Lehmann-Borges. Feature includes the entrance/base story, entrance to the counter room, and plastic friezes.
OfficeBuilt
Location
Zimmerstraße, Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Two Villas in Dahlem near Berlin (Dr. Rosenstein House and Jessen House)
Hans Jessen
Two brick villas (1914) built of flamed Rathenow bricks, characterized by rhythmic wall surfaces, richly articulated windows, and deep-drawn saddle roofs; includes Haus Dr. Rosenstein and Haus Jessen, with ground floor plans shown.
VillaBuilt
Location
Dahlem bei Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Deutsche Bank, Darmstadt Branch
Hans Jessen
Bank building (1914/15) noted for its restrained portal and window design with fine profiles, avoiding the ostentatious tendencies of its era; feature includes the Schalterraum (counter hall), portal and window views.
Bank/CommercialBuilt
Location
Darmstadt
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Deutsche Bank, Bremen Branch (Interior Renovation)
Hans Jessen
Interior remodeling (1911/12) connecting the waiting room with the cabin room while preserving the enclosed character of the waiting room; featured light-polished maple wood paneling. Feature includes views of the Warteraum and Kabinenraum.
Bank/CommercialBuilt
Location
Bremen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Oratory Church at the Neckartor, Stuttgart
A. Abel
Unbuilt design for a two-towered monumental church proposed for the poorly-planned obtuse-angled junction of the Neckarstraße, intended as a dominant landmark; interior features a tripartite choir wall and two-tier organ/orchestra galleries suitable for large oratorio concerts.
Cultural/ReligiousUnbuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Factory Building for Macholl & Co., Munich
A. Abel
Unbuilt project for a new cognac distillery (Kognakbrennerei) building for Macholl & Co., designed to improve an existing poor factory layout by adding wings around a square courtyard with a dominant street-facing gable and arcaded ground-floor loading areas.
IndustrialUnbuilt
Location
München
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Breslau Garden (Garden Design for the Centenary Exhibition)
Professor Paul Schmitthenner
A romantic garden created in 1913 for the Jahrhundertausstellung, entered through a gate flanked by pillars with putti groups, featuring a garden house with a music room, a rose garden, an arbor (Laubengang), and a small fountain; the garden no longer exists.
GardenBuilt
Location
Breslau
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
House of Professor Kropatschek, Breslau
Professor Paul Schmitthenner
A more extensive house in the Karlowitz garden suburb featuring an upper floor library housed in a relatively narrow space, illustrating skillful spatial organization.
VillaBuilt
Location
Karlowitz bei Breslau
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Schmitthenner's Own House, Breslau
Professor Paul Schmitthenner
Schmitthenner's own house within the garden suburb, built in reference to the manor-house style of his native Alsace, featuring an enclosed children's courtyard and large garden terrace doors; feature includes street entrance and garden-side views.
VillaBuilt
Location
Karlowitz bei Breslau
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Garden Suburb Development in the Karlowitz Park near Breslau
Professor Paul Schmitthenner
A garden suburb of about 40 small single-family houses (4-10 rooms each) begun in 1912 within an old estate park, designed with varying building setbacks to preserve mature trees and create a picturesque, non-uniform street scene; includes Haus Strahl and the house of the artist (Schmitthenner's own house).
Housing/Urban PlanningBuilt
Location
Karlowitz bei Breslau
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Dining Room in the House of Heinz Becker, Heilbronn
Dipl.-Ing. Julius Hofacker und Klaus Hoffmann
A small blue-toned dining room designed with lacquered furniture (Lackarbeit) inspired by 18th-century East Asian lacquer techniques, separated from the rest of the house by a garden veranda; includes a painted commode, sideboard, corner cabinet, bookshelf and tea table decorated by Hans Forster.
Villa/Residential InteriorBuilt
Location
Heilbronn a. N.
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Row House Group (Württemberger Houses) in the Rottmannshof Settlement, Bochum
Dipl.-Ing. Julius Hofacker und Klaus Hoffmann
Row houses for miners built in Holzfachwerk and Gipsdielenbauweise as a demonstration project for the Bochumer Heimstättengesellschaft, illustrating both exterior design and furnished interiors shown at the 'Bergmannswohnstätten' exhibition of October 1921. Feature includes exterior views, floor plans, and multiple interior rooms (Wohnküche, Elternschlafstube, Wohnstube) with furniture by Pullich and Walther.
HousingBuilt
Location
Bochum
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1922
Open project
Design for a Living and Dining Room
Friedrich Helms
A student design for a combined living and dining room, produced in the Berndl architecture class at the Munich School of Applied Arts.
Interior
Location
Oldenburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1921
Open project
The Bookshop of the Tyrolia Publishing House in Bozen
Walter Norden
Interior design of a bookshop for the Tyrolia publishing house in Bozen, with feature covering multiple views of the sales rooms.
Commercial / RetailBuilt
Location
Bozen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1921
Open project
Design for a Rural House at Rähnitz-Hellerau
Gustav Lüdecke
Design proposals for rural houses built in rubble stone masonry (Bruchsteinmauerwerk), intended to reduce use of coal-dependent building materials by using locally available stone; includes perspective views, floor plans, elevations and sections at 1:300.
Housing (rural, rubble stone construction)Unbuilt
Location
Hellerau bei Dresden (Flur Rähnitz-Hellerau)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1921
Open project
Design for a Reception Room
Karl Dusch
A student design for a reception room produced in the Berndl architecture class at the Munich School of Applied Arts.
Interior
Location
München
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1921
Open project
Residence Wilhelm Wertheim in Berlin-Dahlem
Max Landsberg
A large, festive residence with symmetrical risalit corners enclosing a grand terrace, a flower-park facade with a fluted-pilaster gable, and a wooded-park facade; includes a large hall with rounded windows and fireplaces. Feature includes views of the flower park and wood park facades, the parterre, orangerie, service courtyard with garage and gardener's house, ground floor plan, ground floor hall, and first floor hall.
VillaBuilt
Location
Berlin-Dahlem
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1921
Open project
Residence Dr. Ludwig Fulda in Berlin-Dahlem
Max Landsberg
A villa with a garden-facing dining room risalit and lively circulation via retaining walls, balustrades and steps; described as having a noble Louis XVI character. Feature includes floor plans, ground floor hall, facade views, dining room risalit, and interior fireplace details.
VillaBuilt
Location
Berlin-Dahlem
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1921
Open project
Residence and Studio House of Sculptor Alex Oppler in Berlin-Grunewald
Max Landsberg
A combined residence and studio house for sculptor Alex Oppler, featuring elevation and floor plan drawings and an interior view of the staircase hall with yellow walls, white ceiling, and blue accents.
Villa / Studio HouseBuilt
Location
Berlin-Grunewald
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1921
Open project
Residence Dr. Fritz Bleichröder in Berlin-Pankow
Max Landsberg
A small summer house described as simple and modest, with a gardener's house in yellowish plaster with brown half-timbering and a red beaver-tail tile roof; feature includes garden view, entrance to the hall, and front door.
VillaBuilt
Location
Berlin-Pankow
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1921
Open project
Residence Prof. Dr. Blaschko in Berlin-Grunewald
Max Landsberg
A suburban villa with a terrace motif exploiting the sloping garden terrain; features include a street-side entrance risalit, a sandstone fireplace in the hall, and a vestibule with basalt stonework. Feature includes exterior views, floor plans, and interior details (hall, vestibule, daughter's room).
VillaBuilt
Location
Berlin-Grunewald
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1921
Open project
Design for a People's Hall (Assembly Hall) in Mülheim a. d. R.
Pfeifer & Großmann
An unbuilt design for a public assembly hall (Volkshaus) in Mülheim, shown with a view toward the Ruhr river and bridge, and an interior view of the great hall.
Cultural / Assembly hallUnbuilt
Location
Mülheim a. d. Ruhr
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1921
Open project
Uniformly Designed Facades for the Market Square Development in Mülheim a. d. R.
Pfeifer & Großmann
A unified facade design proposal for buildings surrounding the market square in Mülheim, including elevation drawings, sections, and plans for individual houses (e.g. Hindenburgstraße 47, 38, 34; Löhberg Nr. 82).
Housing / Urban facade design
Location
Mülheim a. d. Ruhr, Rathausmarkt/Hindenburgstraße, Löhberg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1921
Open project
The City Hall of Mülheim an der Ruhr
Pfeifer & Großmann
A large city hall complex including the Rathausmarkt facade, city treasury (Stadtkasse), main staircase, council chamber, wedding hall (Trausaal), library, mayor's office, and various interior details; feature includes numerous photographic views, plans, and watercolor renderings covering the whole building.
Civic / Government buildingBuilt
Location
Mülheim a. d. Ruhr
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1921
Open project
The Town Hall in Mülheim an der Ruhr
Pfeifer & Großmann
The large assembly hall (Sitzungssaal) of the Mülheim town hall, illustrated with a watercolor by Wilhelm Volz.
Civic/GovernmentBuilt
Location
Mülheim a. d. Ruhr
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1921
Open project
Design for a Country House
Paul Breukel
A design for a country house including garden perspective, site plan, and ground/upper floor plans, spanning several pages.
VillaUnbuilt
Location
Köln a. Rhein
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1921
Open project
Design for a Billiard Room
G. Green
A student design for a billiard room.
Residential InteriorUnbuilt
Location
München
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1921
Open project
Design for a Living Room
Friedrich Helms
A design for a living room, shown alongside a billiard room design by G. Green on the same page.
Residential InteriorUnbuilt
Location
Oldenburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1921
Open project
Design for the Living Room of a Country House
Hans Rischert
A student design for the living room (Wohnstube) of a country house.
Residential InteriorUnbuilt
Location
München
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1921
Open project
Design for a Girl's Bedroom
Alfred Tutz
A student design for a girl's bedroom, shown alongside Berthold's design on the same page.
Residential InteriorUnbuilt
Location
Tetschen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1921
Open project
Design for a Girl's Bedroom
Max Berthold
A student design for a girl's bedroom.
Residential InteriorUnbuilt
Location
Waldtrudering bei München
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1921
Open project
Designs for the Living Room of a Country House
Karl Dusch
Student designs for the living room of a country house, companion piece to the dining room design.
Residential InteriorUnbuilt
Location
München
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1921
Open project
Designs for the Dining Room of a Country House
Karl Dusch
Student designs for the dining room of a country house.
Residential InteriorUnbuilt
Location
München
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1921
Open project
Design for a Worker's Dwelling
Hans Rischert
A student design for a worker's dwelling, showing the kitchen-living room, bedroom, and maid's room in a set of related plates.
Housing/InteriorUnbuilt
Location
München
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1921
Open project
Design for a Café
August Austel
A student design for a café interior, shown across two consecutive pages.
Café/CommercialUnbuilt
Location
Bozen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1921
Open project
Design for a Dining and Living Room
Joachim Hippelein
A student design for a combined dining and living room.
InteriorUnbuilt
Location
Schloß Egg, Niederbayern
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1921
Open project
Design for a Club Room
Joachim Hippelein
A student design for a club room, part of the same series of interior studies by Hippelein.
InteriorUnbuilt
Location
Schloß Egg, Niederbayern
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1921
Open project
Design for an Entrance Hall (Schloss Egg)
Joachim Hippelein
A student design for an entrance hall (Diele), produced in the architecture class of Berndl.
Residential InteriorUnbuilt
Location
Schloß Egg, Niederbayern
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1921
Open project
Design for a Garden Hall
Friedrich Helms
A student design for a garden hall, produced in the architecture class of Berndl at the Kunstgewerbeschule München.
Garden Pavilion/InteriorUnbuilt
Location
Oldenburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1921
Open project
Model of a Semi-Detached House for the Oster Brothers in Köln-Ehrenfeld
Wilhelm Kämper
Model of a semi-detached house designed for the Oster brothers in Köln-Ehrenfeld.