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.
Power Station of the Hamburg Elevated and Underground Railway
Emil Schaudt
Power plant building for Hamburg's elevated and underground railway, illustrated across several views.
Infrastructure/IndustrialBuilt
Location
Hamburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
Curio House in Hamburg
Emil Schaudt
A society building (named after the founder of the teachers' association) combining residential frontage with a complex rear hall block; feature includes main facade, sectional drawing, ground floor plan, courtyard view, restaurant interior, and the round hall of the Voigt Conservatory.
Cultural/Assembly HallBuilt
Location
Hamburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
Gustav Cords Commercial Building on Leipzigerstrasse, Berlin
Emil Schaudt
A commercial building characterized by horizontal articulation in simple numerical proportions, as discussed in the accompanying essay.
Commercial/OfficeBuilt
Location
Leipzigerstraße, Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
Theodor Wille Commercial Building in Hamburg
Emil Schaudt
A commercial building shown in street view and with its brick facade facing the canal (Fleetseite).
Commercial/OfficeBuilt
Location
Hamburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
The Hettlage & Lampe Department Store in Kiel
Ernst Prinz
A department store designed under strict building-police height and roof-slope restrictions, featuring a setback top floor, Luxfer prism-glazed shopfronts, an oak-paneled interior, and a fire-safe elevator enclosure with decorated oak-clad iron sash.
Commercial/Department StoreBuilt
Location
Holstenstrasse, Kiel
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
The Vierth House in Plön
Ernst Prinz
A house facing the Plöner See with southern terraces and bay windows, owner-occupied on the ground floor with a rental apartment above, built of the same materials as the Buchholtz house.
Villa/HousingBuilt
Location
Plön
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
The Buchholtz House in Bordesholm
Ernst Prinz
A single-story house organized symmetrically along a central axis from the front garden staircase through the entrance to a rear garden pavilion, built of red brick with white joints and a Dutch pantile roof; feature includes garden fassade, floor plans, and views from street and entrance side.
VillaBuilt
Location
Bordesholm
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
The Villa of Lieutenant Colonel Serre in Dresden
C. E. Stephan und E. Möbius
A villa shown with east and street views, ground floor plan, and a study for the dining room design.
VillaBuilt
Location
Dresden
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
The Single-Family House of Dr. Walther in Dresden, Böhmertstrasse
C. E. Stephan und E. Möbius
A single-family house for Dr. Walther on Böhmertstrasse in Dresden.
VillaBuilt
Location
Böhmertstraße, Dresden
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
The Three-House Group on Fischhausstrasse in Dresden-Loschwitz
C. E. Stephan und E. Möbius
A group of three houses shown in overall and south views, part of a colony of country houses built by the architects at the edge of the Dresden Heide.
HousingBuilt
Location
Fischhausstraße, Dresden-Loschwitz
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
The Hotel Reichspost in Dresden
C. E. Stephan und E. Möbius
A hotel built rapidly in the year of the Hygiene Exhibition, featuring a well-proportioned facade and richly furnished interiors including a hall, reading and writing rooms with wood paneling, and a banquet hall with baroque detailing.
HotelBuilt
Location
Dresden
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
The Lembke Tomb at Schwerin Cemetery
Paul Korff
A tomb monument executed in Kirchheim shell limestone, noted for its reconciling and mediating forms.
Funerary/MemorialBuilt
Location
Schwerin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
The Rostock Bank in Rostock
Paul Korff
Bank building with richly furnished representative interiors including a supervisory board meeting hall with smoked oak paneling, coffered reinforced concrete ceiling, and gray-brown Smyrna carpet, and a directors' work room.
Office/BankBuilt
Location
Rostock
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
The Gustav Zeeck House in Rostock
Paul Korff
A house built on a constrained plot bordered by street and old moat, combining spacious layout with heavy, broad north-German massing under a dominant roof; includes a shell-limestone wall fountain, garden gate, main portal, gallery hall, and library.
VillaBuilt
Location
Rostock
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
The A. Wertheim Department Store on Königstrasse in Berlin
Geh. Bauräte Kayser & von Großheim und Architekt Ernst Rentsch
A large department store built on the site of the former Königskolonnaden, following the typological system pioneered by Alfred Messel, with a central light court, monumental facade, staircase towers, and richly decorated interiors including a hat salon, refreshment room, and food hall with ceramic decoration.
Commercial/Department StoreBuilt
Location
Königstrasse, Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
Hunting Lodge of Count Pappenheim
Franz Zell
A hunting lodge for Count Pappenheim near a castle at Bujak, Hungary, illustrated with multiple exterior views, main portal, gatehouse, and ground-floor plan.
Villa / Hunting LodgeBuilt
Location
Bujak, Ungarn (Hungary)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
Atkinson Company Business Building
C. F. A. Voysey
A commercial building for the Atkinson firm on Old Bond Street, London, designed by C. F. A. Voysey, illustrated with the front facade and the sales room interior.
Commercial / Retail BuildingBuilt
Location
Old Bond Street, London
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
Littleholme Country House
C. F. A. Voysey
A country house in Kendal by English architect C. F. A. Voysey, illustrated with exterior views, floor plans, and bedroom interiors.
Villa / Country HouseBuilt
Location
Kendal, England
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
Furniture Exhibition of the Erwin Behr Workshops (Interiors by Emil Bercher)
Emil Bercher
A series of furnished room ensembles (living room, dining room, gentleman's room, bedroom) designed by architect Emil Bercher and produced by the Erwin Behr furniture workshops, exhibited in Stuttgart as an example of high-quality yet affordable modern furniture design.
Furniture / Interior EnsemblesBuilt
Location
Wendlingen-Unterboihingen bei Stuttgart / exhibited in Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
Kathreiner Pavilion
Theodor Veil und Gerhard Herms
An elegant, richly appointed representational pavilion built for Kathreiner Malzkaffee-Fabriken at the 1912 Bavarian trade exhibition, notable for its aristocratic, non-commercial interior in white and blue marble with gold accents; a temporary structure not preserved after the exhibition.
New town hall building incorporating the old Landratsamt gable building into a harmonious complex with a new market tower, council chamber, mayor's offices, wedding room, and Ratskeller; extensively illustrated with facades, courtyard, halls, staircases, furniture and interior details across many pages.
Civic / Municipal BuildingBuilt
Location
Rudolstadt, Thüringen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
Vienna Doctors' Club
Fritz Nagel
A complete renovation and interior fit-out of the Vienna Doctors' Club within a Hasenauer-Ferstel-era building, comprising waiting/reception room, card room, billiard room, ten-meter dining hall/café, reading room, and various service spaces, each with distinct color schemes and materials.
Club/Social InteriorBuilt
Location
Vienna
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
Merchant's House on the Hallesches Ufer
Adolf Wollenberg
A large office/commercial building in Berlin's former 'Geheimratsviertel' faced with white Silesian marble and brick, organized around four courtyards, with a richly appointed interior of marble and bronze.
Commercial/OfficeBuilt
Location
Berlin, Halleschen Ufer
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
Restoration of the Church at Niden in the Uckermark
Bruno Taut
A 1911 restoration of a church retaining a Renaissance altar, Frührenaissance pews, and a Baroque pulpit, replacing an unsympathetic 19th-century neo-Gothic gallery with new work harmonized in blue-white-red-gold color scheme; total cost about 20,000 Mark.
Cultural/ReligiousBuilt
Location
Niden, Uckermark
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
Villa Reibedanz in Dahlem
Bruno Taut & Hoffmann
A 1911 suburban villa of Berlin building class C containing three six-room rental apartments arranged around two hall-like vestibules, with yellow stucco facade and coral-colored accents; total cost 75,000 Mark.
VillaBuilt
Location
Dahlem bei Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
Ettershaus, Staff Recreation Home of Siemens & Halske
Bruno Taut & Hoffmann
A recreation home built 1909-1910 for Siemens & Halske employees near the Kurhaus and Kurpark in Harzburg, with about 40 guest rooms, built of Harz limestone with a timber-framed upper story, decorated with sculptures by Ulrich Nietschke.
Institutional/RetreatBuilt
Location
Harzburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
Office Building Linkstraße 12
Bruno Taut
1911 conversion of an 1880s Renaissance-facade residential building into a modern office and commercial building, with reduced ground floor piers for shop use, Dutch red brick facade, and a terracotta relief by sculptor Ulrich Nietschke.
OfficeBuilt
Location
Berlin, Linkstraße 12
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
Rental Building Kottbuser Damm 2/3
Bruno Taut
Built 1910, this building contains three- to five-room apartments, shops, and a two-story cinema theater, faced in stucco with black clinker brick detailing.
Housing/CommercialBuilt
Location
Berlin, Kottbuser Damm 2/3
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
Rental and Commercial Building Kottbuser Damm 90
Bruno Taut
A large mixed-use block built 1910 spanning two street corners with shops and a restaurant on the ground floor and apartments above, faced in colored stucco with glazed tile accents.
Housing/CommercialBuilt
Location
Berlin, Kottbuser Damm 90 / Bürknerstraße
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
Competition Design for the Extension of the Wertheim Department Store
Bruno Taut & Hoffmann
A prize-winning 1910 competition design for extending Messel's Wertheim department store, varying the existing vertical facade system using reinforced concrete with terracotta inlays.
Commercial/Department StoreUnbuilt
Location
Berlin, Leipziger Straße
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
Turbine House of the Peter Harkort & Sohn Company
Bruno Taut & Hoffmann
A turbine hall built 1908 housing four turbines and a reserve turbine for a large steel rolling mill, constructed with a concrete base and Ruhr sandstone superstructure, roofed with black Dutch tiles.
IndustrialBuilt
Location
Wetter a. d. Ruhr
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
The Cords Silk House in Cologne and Berlin
Dr. Otto Schulze-Kolbitz
A specialty commercial building for the silk goods firm Gustav Cords, with locations in Cologne (at the Neumarkt, opposite the old officers' casino) and Berlin (Charlottenstraße), featuring extensive custom interior fittings, showrooms, offices, and staff amenities including a roof garden and dining hall for female employees.
Commercial (Department/Specialty Store)Built
Location
Köln a. Rh. (Neumarkt/Zeppelinstraße) and Berlin (Charlottenstraße)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
The Extension of the Church at Fehraltorf
Rittmeyer & Furrer
Extension of the church at Fehraltorf in canton Zurich, including new bells cast by H. Rüetschi of Aarau, with models by sculptor A. Hühnerwadel.
Cultural (Church)Built
Location
Fehraltorf, Kanton Zürich
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
The Ahlers Tomb Monument in Bremen
O. O. Kurz
A tomb monument for the Ahlers family in Bremen, located beside a lake, described as classically beautiful.
Funerary MonumentBuilt
Location
Bremen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
Prize-winning Monument Design for Landshut, in front of the Post Office
O. O. Kurz und Bildhauer Baur
Prize-winning monument design intended for a site in front of the post office in Landshut.
MonumentUnbuilt
Location
Landshut
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
The Bismarck National Monument for Bingen
Otho Orlando Kurz und Bildhauer Prof. Bernhard Bleeker
Reworked project for the Bismarck National Monument in Bingen, based on the design awarded third prize in the competition.
MonumentUnbuilt
Location
Bingen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
St. George's Church in Munich-Milbertshofen
O. O. Kurz und E. Herbert
Church of St. George in the Munich district of Milbertshofen, shown with ground floor plan and exterior view.
Cultural (Church)Built
Location
München-Milbertshofen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
Prize-winning Design for the Synagogue in Augsburg
O. O. Kurz und Reg.-Baumeister John H. Rosenthal
Prize-winning competition design for a synagogue complex in Augsburg, including overall perspective, courtyard view, main facade view, and ground floor plan.
Cultural (Synagogue)
Location
Augsburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
St. Otto Church in Bamberg
O. O. Kurz und E. Herbert
Prize-winning design for St. Otto Church in Bamberg, then under construction, shown with ground plan and perspective view.
Cultural (Church)Built
Location
Bamberg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
Villa Dr. Müller in Bruck
O. O. Kurz und E. Herbert
Villa built for a Dr. Müller in Bruck.
VillaBuilt
Location
Bruck
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
Villa Vollnhals in Munich
O. O. Kurz und E. Herbert
Villa for the Vollnhals family in Munich, feature includes the garden facade, street facade, and interior views of the upper and lower hall (Diele).
VillaBuilt
Location
München
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
Country House of Dr. Engert in Dachau
O. O. Kurz und E. Herbert
Country house for Dr. Engert in Dachau, shown with perspective view and ground floor plan.
VillaBuilt
Location
Dachau
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
Design for a Villa in Solln near Munich
O. O. Kurz und E. Herbert
Design for a villa in Solln near Munich.
VillaUnbuilt
Location
Solln bei München
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
Award-winning Design for a Street Cut-through in Strasbourg
O. O. Kurz
Prize-winning competition design for a new street cut-through (Straßendurchbruch) in Strasbourg.
Urban PlanningUnbuilt
Location
Straßburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
The Residential House at Ohmstraße 22 in Munich
O. O. Kurz und E. Herbert
A rental house (Miethaus) on Ohmstraße, illustrated with facade view and floor plan.
HousingBuilt
Location
Ohmstraße 22, München
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
House Group on Agnesstraße and at the Corner of Agnes- and Tengstraße in Munich
O. O. Kurz und E. Herbert
Group of residential houses along Agnesstraße and at its corner with Tengstraße, including sculptural decoration by Conrad Roth and concrete portal designs; multiple views shown across several pages.
HousingBuilt
Location
Agnesstraße / Ecke Agnes- und Tengstraße, München
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
The Maurer House in Stuttgart
Eitel & Steigleder
A house on Humboldtstraße in Stuttgart with a white-lacquered paneled hall, shown with ground and first floor plans.
VillaBuilt
Location
Stuttgart, Humboldtstraße
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
The E. Eitel House in Stuttgart
Eitel & Steigleder (Albert Eitel)
A residence of the architect himself in Stuttgart's Humboldtstraße, with white-lacquered paneling and mahogany furniture in the living room.
VillaBuilt
Location
Stuttgart, Humboldtstraße
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
The House of Fr. von Gemmingen in Stuttgart
Eitel & Steigleder (Albert Eitel)
A large villa on a steep sloped site in Stuttgart with an extensive terraced garden, main house with oval central section, service buildings, elaborate interiors including halls, salons, dining room, library, bedrooms and gardens.
VillaBuilt
Location
Karlshöhe, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1913
Open project
House of Prof. Borchert in Dahlem near Berlin
Heinrich Straumer
A brick-dominant house with an asymmetrical rear facade balanced by a prominent chimney, street and garden views shown with plans.