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 villa built for Countess von Chamare in Hannover on Zeppelinstraße, including floor plans and exterior views; the feature also includes a dining room view for Mr. Siegfried Wolf shown on the same page.
VillaBuilt
Location
Hannover, Zeppelinstraße
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1917
Open project
Villa of the Royal Singer Mr. A. Hummelsheim
Carl Hubert Ross, Hannover
A villa built for the royal singer A. Hummelsheim in Hannover, including a music hall (Musiksaal) with gold-toned Japanese wallpaper and painted ceiling; feature includes floor plans and exterior/interior views.
VillaBuilt
Location
Hannover, Hindenburgstraße
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1917
Open project
The Double Gymnasium on the Weyersberg in Saarbrücken
Julius Ammer (D.W.B.)
A double gymnasium building situated on a hill near the market at Bürbach, adjoining a church and old schoolhouse, containing two gymnasium halls, dressing rooms, drawing rooms, and staff offices with coordinated color schemes similar to the Realgymnasium.
Sports/GymnasiumBuilt
Location
Saarbrücken, Weyersberg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1917
Open project
The Reform Secondary School (Realgymnasium) in Saarbrücken
Julius Ammer (D.W.B.)
A large reform secondary school built along the Fischbach and Ottostraße in Saarbrücken, featuring a long articulated building complex with classroom wing, assembly hall (Aula), library, director's room, gymnasiums, and elaborately color-designed interiors. Feature includes floor plans, exterior views, entrance halls, staircases, classroom details, the assembly hall, director's room, teachers' library, and other interior spaces.
SchoolBuilt
Location
Saarbrücken (Ottostraße / am Fischbach)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1917
Open project
House of Frau Bassermann in Mannheim (Villa Bassermann)
Curjel & Moser, Karlsruhe
A private house in Mannheim whose street facade draws on the bourgeois Baroque idiom characteristic of older Mannheim residential architecture, while the garden side uses the sloping terrain for a richer terraced composition. Feature includes street view, garden view, garden terrace view, and the entrance portal.
VillaBuilt
Location
Mannheim
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1917
Open project
Building of the Building Trades Professional Association in Karlsruhe
Curjel & Moser, Karlsruhe
An infill office building on a fairly uniform street in Karlsruhe, achieving a modest monumentality through the motif of a ground-floor entrance loggia, built of yellow Palatinate stone; includes the entrance hall.
Office/InstitutionalBuilt
Location
Karlsruhe
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1917
Open project
University of Zurich
Curjel & Moser, Karlsruhe
University building (1914) comprising the Biological Institute and the Kollegiengebäude (lecture building), asymmetrically grouped due to irregular terrain, unified by a central tower; noted as the first building of its type in Switzerland with emphasis on maximizing natural light for lecture halls.
Educational/UniversityBuilt
Location
Zürich, Switzerland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1917
Open project
Reception Building of the Baden Railway Station in Basel
Curjel & Moser, Karlsruhe
The main reception building of the new Baden railway station in Basel, completed 1913, functioning as a border/through station with separate German and Swiss customs facilities, organized around a monumental central ticket hall with a clock tower. Feature includes overall views, floor plans, the clock tower, main entrance, gable hall, waiting and dining rooms of various classes, the German and Swiss customs halls, the princely reception rooms (red and green Fürstenzimmer), fountains, and garden courtyard.
Transportation/Railway StationBuilt
Location
Basel, Switzerland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1917
Open project
Renovation of St. John's Church in Chemnitz
Zapp & Basarke, Chemnitz
A renovation and extension of St. Johanniskirche in Chemnitz including new galleries (Emporen), baptismal chapel, bridal hall, altar, and north and south facade views; feature spans floor plans and multiple interior/exterior views.
Cultural/ReligiousBuilt
Location
Chemnitz
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
Commercial Building for J. G. Böttger, Mechanical Weaving Mill, in Hohenstein-Ernstthal
Zapp & Basarke, Chemnitz
A commercial building for the mechanical weaving firm J. G. Böttger, including main facade elevation, ground and upper floor plans, and the main portal.
Commercial/OfficeBuilt
Location
Hohenstein-Ernstthal
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
Garden of Frau Geheimerat Wendelstadt in Berlin-Grunewald
Albert Rieder
A garden divided into distinct 'garden rooms' each with its own function, using terraces stepped down a sloping site with walls forming natural spatial divisions; feature includes overview plan, automobile house, greenhouse, benches, wine houses, rose terrace, play terrace, boathouse, and arbor by the lake.
GardenBuilt
Location
Berlin-Grunewald (Hubertussee)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
House with Studio of Mr. Mitscherlich in Munich-Schwabing
Albert Rieder
A terraced house closed toward the street (north) and open toward the garden (south), enclosed by a three-meter wall with a pergola; features an integrated high studio requiring adjustments to the upper floor plan; feature includes street view, garden view, house gate, floor plans, bedroom, dressing room, bath, and living room.
Villa/Studio HouseBuilt
Location
München-Schwabing
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
School in Neuenhagen near Berlin
Albert Rieder
A school building guided by principles of clarity within and simplicity without; floor plans and street elevation shown.
SchoolBuilt
Location
Neuenhagen bei Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
House of Dr. Kirschten in Berlin-Grunewald
Albert Rieder
A house with an aristocratic character similar to the Wendelstadt house, shown in views of the garden facade and the adjoining courtyard.
VillaBuilt
Location
Berlin-Grunewald
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
Josty Confectionery and Café in Berlin-Wilmersdorf
Albert Rieder
A branch café for the well-known Josty confectionery, fitted out in dark polished cherry wood with green wall covering to create a cozy confectionery-café atmosphere.
Commercial/CaféBuilt
Location
Kaiser-Allee, Berlin-Wilmersdorf
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
House of Major Dr. Körte in Berlin-Zehlendorf
Albert Rieder
A larger country house of nearly square plan with four plain rising outer walls, gable ends, simple pitched roof, and an open terrace linking house and garden; includes floor plans and a clock niche detail.
VillaBuilt
Location
Berlin-Zehlendorf
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
House of Dr. Rohardt, Sanitätsrat, in Niederschönhausen
Albert Rieder
A single-family house described as graceful and intimate, surrounded by old park trees, with a garden terrace; floor plans and garden view illustrated.
VillaBuilt
Location
Niederschönhausen, Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
The 'Dörfli' of the Swiss National Exhibition in Bern 1914 (Church and Cemetery)
Karl InderMühle
A temporary exhibition village ('Dörfli') built for the 1914 Swiss National Exhibition in Bern, featuring a Catholic and Reformed church grouped around a tower, cloister, courtyard fountain, inn, and cemetery with various artist-designed grave crosses and monuments; described at length via Hermann Röthlisberger's account in 'Das Werk'.
Cultural/Exhibition/ReligiousBuilt
Location
Bern, Switzerland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
The Municipal Trade School on Weimarstrasse in Stuttgart
Willy Graf
A municipal trade school building in Stuttgart, illustrated with site plan, ground floor plan, main portal, main staircase and corridors.
SchoolBuilt
Location
Weimarstraße, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
War and Grave Memorials (Designs by Prof. Richard Berndl)
Professor Richard Berndl
A series of war memorial and grave monument designs by Richard Berndl, including cemetery layouts, memorial columns, benches, and grave markers for fallen soldiers, illustrated across many pages with accompanying theoretical essay by Jos. Popp on memorial art.
Memorial/Cemetery
Location
München (designs for various sites, Germany)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
The Villa of Dr. Landau at Wandlitz i. M.
S. Friedländer und Gustav Bauer
A villa at Wandlitz including rear facade view and plans of basement, ground floor and attic.
VillaBuilt
Location
Wandlitz i. M.
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
Villa Nathusius on Seestraße in Saarow
S. Friedländer und Gustav Bauer
A villa on Seestraße in Saarow, shown with street-facing elevation and floor plans.
VillaBuilt
Location
Seestraße, Saarow
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
The Villa of Dr. Felix Goldmann on Luciusstraße in Dahlem near Berlin
S. Friedländer und Gustav Bauer
A villa in Dahlem near Berlin, documented with full-floor plans (basement, ground, upper, attic) and exterior views.
VillaBuilt
Location
Luciusstraße, Dahlem bei Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
The Hohneck Country Estate of Mr. Carl v. Ostertag-Siegle
Albert Eitel
A partial rebuilding of an old manor estate ('Herrensitz'), blending old-fashioned comfort with modern living, including a new house connected by a passage, a service residence, and a richly appointed dining hall with bay window.
Country House / EstateBuilt
Location
Hohneck bei Ludwigsburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
The Residence of Miss A. Franck on Gerokstraße in Stuttgart
Albert Eitel
A castle-like villa built of white Danube limestone, described as combining a dignified exterior with lively, richly decorated interiors including staircase, dining room, hall, garden room and winter garden; feature includes numerous views of facades, garden layout, entrance halls, dining room details, and the adjoining auto hall with apartment on Gänsheidestraße.
VillaBuilt
Location
Gerokstraße, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
The Residence of Baron von Starkloff on Gerokstraße in Stuttgart
Albert Eitel
A house situated between two streets, with garden facade and an associated stable building, illustrated with site plan, elevations and sections.
VillaBuilt
Location
Gerokstraße, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
The Residence of Mrs. A. Schiedmeyer on Fraasstraße in Stuttgart
Albert Eitel
A residential house on a well-cut corner site in Stuttgart, described with plans and elevations, part of Eitel's series of urban houses.
VillaBuilt
Location
Fraasstraße, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
The Cemetery Chapel at Gaildorf
Albert Eitel
A domed rotunda burial chapel built for the American 'sulfur king' Hermann Frase, modeled on Salucci's royal mausoleum at Wirtemberg near Stuttgart, set within an expanded cemetery with garden grounds.
Cemetery ChapelBuilt
Location
Gaildorf
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
Design for a Town Hall in a Small Swiss Town
Max Lutz
An unbuilt competition or study design for a town hall in a small Swiss town.
CivicUnbuilt
Location
Switzerland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
Design for a Double Grave for Two Fallen Brothers
Max Lutz
An unbuilt design for a double grave memorial for two fallen brothers.
Memorial/FuneraryUnbuilt
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
Design for a Public Row Grave for Fallen German Officers
Max Lutz
An unbuilt design for a public communal grave memorial for fallen German officers.
Memorial/FuneraryUnbuilt
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
Dining Room of Prof. Dr. A. Siegrist in Bern
Max Lutz
A dining room buffet designed with consideration for the client's existing antique furniture, executed in dark walnut stained to resemble rosewood.
Interior/ResidentialBuilt
Location
Bern, Switzerland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
Gentleman's Room of Mr. Rochau-Jent in Bern
Max Lutz
A gentleman's study/room designed by Max Lutz for Mr. Rochau-Jent, shown with an initial pencil-drawn proposal and the final executed interior including an existing cabinet.
Interior/ResidentialBuilt
Location
Bern, Switzerland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
Tea Salon of the Gartenmann Confectionery in Thun
Max Lutz
A tea salon interior for the Gartenmann confectionery, featuring a fireplace, red-gold wallpaper, and cork-linoleum flooring.
Commercial InteriorBuilt
Location
Thun, Switzerland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
Dining Room of Mr. Großrat F. near Thun
Max Lutz
A dining room interior designed by Max Lutz and executed by the Butterfaß & Holzheu furniture workshops.
Interior/ResidentialBuilt
Location
Thun, Switzerland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
The Roman Fountain
Franz Brantzky
A fountain built after winning a competition organized by the Cölner Verschönerungsverein, mediating between the lower Komödienstraße and the higher Burgmauer, decorated with nine reliefs of Roman cultural themes and a depiction of the Capitoline Wolf, built in shell limestone atop remains of a former Roman gate.
Fountain/Urban designBuilt
Location
Köln a. Rh. (Cologne)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
Country House in Laren
J. H. W. Leliman
A country house set on a gentle rise with views over fields and heath, built in brick between two painted wooden wings, with simple, restful forms and taller-than-usual rooms per the client's wish.
VillaBuilt
Location
Laren, Netherlands
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
Country House in Naarden
J. H. W. Leliman
An idyllic summer residence built on an existing terrace beside a garden shaded by old oaks, organized around an octagonal living room with niches for a hearth, bookshelves and a desk; the plan exploits views over the surrounding landscape.
VillaBuilt
Location
Naarden, Netherlands
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
Country House in Bloemendaal
J. H. W. Leliman
A modest country house built on a hillside with a street-facing facade of closed brick masonry and a more open garden facade with balconies and terraces; features a wood-paneled Herrenzimmer with a large fireplace.
VillaBuilt
Location
Bloemendaal, Netherlands
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1916
Open project
Commercial and Office Building "Kaisereck"
Emil Schaudt
A rounded corner commercial and office building near the Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gedächtniskirche, built in shell limestone with shops and restaurants on the lower floors and offices above; feature includes the main facade, Kurfürstendamm projection, Rankestraße wing, restaurant entrance, restaurant courtyard, central hall, and wine/beer restaurants.
Design for the new administration building of the Hamburg-America Line in Hamburg
Fritz Höger
An unbuilt design for a new administration building for the Hamburg-Amerika-Linie shipping company.
OfficeUnbuilt
Location
Hamburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1914
Open project
Design for the net factory Walter C. Brocker Ltd. in Itzehoe
Fritz Höger
An unbuilt design for a net-manufacturing factory building for Walter C. Brocker G.m.b.H.
IndustrialUnbuilt
Location
Itzehoe
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1914
Open project
Klöpper House in Hamburg
Fritz Höger
Described as Höger's most mature work, a Kontorhaus with extensive sculptural decoration including animal groups at the portal by August Gaul, staircase hall reliefs by Richard Kuöhl, and a conference room by Karl Weinberger.
Office/CommercialBuilt
Location
Hamburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1914
Open project
Rappolt Houses I and II in Hamburg
Fritz Höger
Two adjoining Kontorhaus buildings in brick with sculptural decoration by Richard Kuöhl including the entrance vestibule, gable, oriel details, staircase, and entrance door.
Commercial/OfficeBuilt
Location
Hamburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1914
Open project
Gymnasium (secondary school) in Cannstatt
Eisenlohr & Pfennig
A school building at the junction of an avenue and Karlsstraße designed in T-form to accommodate both a Gymnasium and temporarily a Volksschule, with sober, well-proportioned facades and a music hall convertible into a festival room.
SchoolBuilt
Location
Cannstatt
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1914
Open project
Garden extension at the house of Louis Gminder in Reutlingen
Eisenlohr & Pfennig
A garden extension incorporating existing mature trees around a sunken rectangular lawn framed by a pergola, with a fountain and animal sculptures by Jakob Brüllmann.
GardenBuilt
Location
Reutlingen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1914
Open project
Summer house of manufacturer Louis Gminder at Traifelberg near Lichtenstein
Eisenlohr & Pfennig
A forest summer villa built using local freshwater limestone in the Abel dry-construction system, featuring a large living room with an intimate seating nook, built-in furniture, and a spiral staircase tower at the rear.
VillaBuilt
Location
Traifelberg, near Lichtenstein
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1914
Open project
House of publisher Julius Springer Jr. in Berlin Zehlendorf-West
Eisenlohr & Pfennig
A cottage-style villa in an English-cottage-influenced colony designed for a large family with separate zones for family, children, servants, and a caretaker, organized around a central hall.
VillaBuilt
Location
Berlin-Zehlendorf-West, corner of Schiller- and Klopstockstraße
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1914
Open project
House of manufacturer Wilhelm Abt in Schorndorf
Eisenlohr & Pfennig
A country house for a childless couple with all main personal living rooms placed on the first floor due to nightly ground fog, featuring a rounded veranda, garden-facing bay windows, and a preserved poplar avenue.
VillaBuilt
Location
Schorndorf, Württemberg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1914
Open project
Hall for a Single-Family House
Karl Witzmann
Hall for a single-family house in zebrano wood, executed by Julius und Josef Herrmann, with a stove designed by Professor Barwig and R. Sommerhuber, exhibited at the Austrian Arts and Crafts Exhibition 1914 in Vienna.