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 memorial tower built in 1910 on the Eltviller Au (island in the Rhine).
Memorial/TowerBuilt
Location
Eltville
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
Provincial Museum for Saxony in Halle
Wilhelm Kreis
A museum under construction since 1911, shown here as a model; described as representing a new refined monumental style.
MuseumUnbuilt
Location
Halle
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
Villa Oppenheim in Krefeld
Wilhelm Kreis
A villa completed in 1910/1911 described as a polished jewel with atmospheric interiors and garden design; feature includes entrance view, rear view, garden view, floor plans, vestibule, staircase, and seating niche.
VillaBuilt
Location
Krefeld
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
Hereditary Burial Site in Witten
Wilhelm Kreis
A hereditary burial monument (Erbbegräbnis) built in 1910, shown in two views in the feature.
Funerary/MemorialBuilt
Location
Witten
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
Hereditary Burial Site in Ruhrort
Wilhelm Kreis
A hereditary burial monument (Erbbegräbnis) designed in 1910, noted for its solemn, expressive detailing.
Funerary/MemorialBuilt
Location
Ruhrort
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
Administration Building of the Emscher Cooperative in Essen-Ruhr
Wilhelm Kreis
A monumental industrial administration building built 1908-1909 in dark red-violet brick, considered a new type of industrial administrative building; feature includes the meeting hall, entrance hall, main staircase, corridors, offices, decorative sculptures, furniture, and fireplace.
Office/Administration BuildingBuilt
Location
Essen-Ruhr
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
The Admiralspalast and its Baths
Heinrich Schweitzer
A large entertainment complex in Berlin combining an ice-skating arena, Russian-Roman baths for men and women, a cinema, café, bowling alleys, and club rooms, richly decorated in a Roman-bath-inspired style with majolica, mosaics, and sculptural details.
Cultural / Leisure complex (baths, ice rink, cinema, café)Built
Location
Friedrichstrasse / Prinz Louis Ferdinandstrasse, Berlin, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
Single-Family House of Mr. Fr. Müller in Uerdingen am Rhein
Carl Pipper
A single-family house with portal and floor plans shown, designed for Fr. Müller in Uerdingen.
Villa / Single-family houseBuilt
Location
Uerdingen am Rhein, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
Sonnmatt Sanatorium near Lucerne
Theiler & Helber
A large sanatorium and spa complex on a hill east of Lucerne, with extensive terraces and balconies, richly detailed interiors (vestibule, hall, billiard room, music room, dining rooms, guest rooms) designed by the architects down to furnishings and lighting fixtures.
Cultural / SanatoriumBuilt
Location
Lucerne, Switzerland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
School in Bürglen near Altdorf (Canton Uri)
Theiler & Helber
A larger school complex built on steeply sloping terrain near a mountainside, with a large gable roof and gymnasium designed for resistance to wind and snow; includes floor plans and multiple facade views.
SchoolBuilt
Location
Bürglen, Uri, Switzerland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
School in Attinghausen
Theiler & Helber
A school building integrated into an existing picturesque group of buildings including a baroque church tower and parsonage, with a round stair tower and gymnasium wing.
SchoolBuilt
Location
Attinghausen, Uri, Switzerland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
School and Parsonage in Göschenen
Theiler & Helber
A granite-built school and adjacent parsonage near the northern Gotthard entrance, using local stone and shingle roofing to withstand harsh mountain weather.
School / ParsonageBuilt
Location
Göschenen, Switzerland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
Branch of the Darmstädter Bank in Neustadt an der Haardt
Julius Habicht
A bank branch building designed by Habicht in his capacity as architectural advisor to the Darmstädter Bank, shown including its vestibule.
Office / BankBuilt
Location
Neustadt an der Haardt, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
Reichsbank Main Branch in Mannheim
Julius Habicht
A newly completed main branch building for the Imperial Reichsbank, featuring ground-floor banking facilities and upper-floor director's residences; illustrated with facade details, floor plans, vestibule, and cashier hall.
Office / BankBuilt
Location
Mannheim, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
The Kiel Town Hall
Hermann Billing
Monumental town hall in Kiel, winner of a decade-earlier national competition, featuring a long rectangular plan with three courtyards, a prominent tower, richly decorated entrance rotunda, ceremonial halls (Kaiser bust, marble Wandelgang), council chambers, and a Ratskeller with varied interior decoration. Feature includes numerous detail views: floor plans, façade sections, portal, tower, staircases, rotunda, council rooms, mayor's office, and the wine/beer cellar rooms.
Civic/Government (Town Hall)Built
Location
Kiel (Fleethörn / Neumarkt)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
House of Editor Gutmann in Copenhagen
Carl Brummer
A house for editor Gutmann in Copenhagen, built of red hand-struck brick with red tile roofing.
VillaBuilt
Location
Copenhagen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
House of Consul V. Ludwigsen near Copenhagen
Carl Brummer
A house for Consul V. Ludwigsen near Copenhagen built of red hand-struck brick with stone architectural elements, red tile roofing and a copper dormer with four old bells; shown with garden and street facades.
VillaBuilt
Location
Near Copenhagen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
House of Master Carpenter Otto Meyer near Klampenborg
Carl Brummer
A house built of red hand-struck brick with stone architectural elements and red tile roofing for master carpenter Otto Meyer near Klampenborg.
VillaBuilt
Location
Klampenborg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
Villa of Mrs. Lorens Beijer near Skodsborg on the Öresund
Carl Brummer
A plastered villa with yellow tinting and red tile roof for Mrs. Lorens Beijer near Skodsborg, extensively illustrated including facades, hall, dining room, and staircase hall with fireplace.
VillaBuilt
Location
Skodsborg am Öresund
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
Knudsen House near Copenhagen
Carl Brummer
A house for Director Knudsen near Copenhagen, built of red hand-struck brick with red tile roofing, shown with garden and street facades and ground plan.
VillaBuilt
Location
Near Copenhagen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
G. W. Tilton Elementary School in Chicago
Perkins, Fellows & Hamilton
An elementary school in Chicago with a tower-like element intended as the central portion of a facade planned for future expansion.
SchoolBuilt
Location
Chicago, USA
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
Carl Schurz High School in Chicago
Perkins, Fellows & Hamilton
A high school building in Chicago shown in overall views and a view of the central building section.
SchoolBuilt
Location
Chicago, USA
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
Buildings for a Music Festival in Munich
Richard Berndl
Temporary festival buildings for a 1910 music festival in Munich, including vestibule, side rooms, cashier's room, and an Ehrensaal (hall of honor) decorated in white, yellow and brown tones.
Cultural/Festival BuildingBuilt
Location
München
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
Mozarteum for Salzburg
Richard Berndl
Winning entry in the international competition for the Mozarteum in Salzburg, incorporating the existing Villa Lasser and combining a music school, festival hall, and practice rooms in a park setting.
Cultural/Music SchoolUnbuilt
Location
Salzburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
Catholic Church for Memmingen
Richard Berndl
A church project featuring a courtyard with a Marian column, illustrated with a view of the courtyard and a ground plan.
Religious/Church
Location
Memmingen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
Abbey Church of São Bento in São Paulo, Brazil
Richard Berndl
A monumental new cathedral incorporating the old Portuguese Baroque abbey and university church of São Bento, conceived in a spirit reminiscent of Burgundian Benedictine monumental architecture.
Religious/Church
Location
São Paulo, Brazil
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
Catholic Church for Uerdingen on the Rhine
Richard Berndl
A project for a Catholic church drawing on Franconian Baroque reminiscences (e.g. Balthasar Neumann), with a transept terrace replacing the roof and twin towers with an ambulatory choir.
Religious/ChurchUnbuilt
Location
Uerdingen am Rhein
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
Restoration of the Parish Church in Aichach
Richard Berndl
Interior restoration of a Gothic basilica in Aichach, combining Baroque, Rococo, and 19th-century furnishings into a unified bold color scheme of green, violet, yellow and white; includes altars, side aisle, and view toward the organ and choir.
Religious/ChurchBuilt
Location
Aichach
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
A Bavarian Hunting Lodge (Vienna Hunting Exhibition 1910)
Richard Berndl (interior), Adelbert Niemeyer, building designed by Dr. Gröschel
Interior design for a Bavarian hunting house shown at the 1910 Vienna hunting exhibition, with guest room, kitchen, and dining room decorated in bosnian spruce, featuring a stove painted by Julius Diez.
Exhibition Pavilion / Hunting LodgeBuilt
Location
Vienna (exhibition)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
Country House Dr. Veit in Schmölz near Garmisch
Richard Berndl
A country villa illustrating harmonious unity of nature and architecture, shown with exterior views, garage, site plan and ground floor plan.
VillaBuilt
Location
Schmölz bei Garmisch
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
House of Dr. Huber in Kempten
Richard Berndl
A residential house for Dr. Huber in Kempten, notable for its entrance loggia and round tower arising from constraints of the existing old building; extensively illustrated with exterior views, portal, hall, study, living room, dining room, and bedroom interiors.
VillaBuilt
Location
Kempten
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1912
Open project
The Extension Buildings of the Museum of Applied Arts in Cologne
Franz Brantzky
Extension buildings for the Museum of Applied Arts in Cologne, including a chapel room for the Alexander Schnütgen collection, an entrance to that collection, sculptural details, and a fountain in the cloister.
Museum/CulturalBuilt
Location
Köln a. Rh.
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1911
Open project
The Von Winterfeld House in Potsdam
Paul Baumgarten
A residential house in Potsdam with garden facade, children's room, secondary staircase, and floor plans documented.
VillaBuilt
Location
Potsdam, Kapellenbergstrasse 12
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1911
Open project
Manor Complex at the Hombusch Hunting Estate near Mechernich in the Eifel
Paul Baumgarten
An extensive manor estate for Karl Theodor Deichmann, designed with sensitivity to the local landscape and vernacular building tradition; feature includes main view and staircase.
Estate/ManorBuilt
Location
Hombusch bei Mechernich i. d. Eifel
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1911
Open project
The Manor House of Max Pfeifer in Sittardhof near Cologne
Paul Baumgarten
A manor house with a symmetrical plan developed around a central hall, with a service wing detached from the main architectural system of the house; feature includes staircase and facade views.
Villa/ManorBuilt
Location
Sittardhof bei Köln a. Rh.
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1911
Open project
The House of Professor Max Liebermann in Wannsee
Paul Baumgarten
A flat, low country house on the shores of the Wannsee with a broad terrace connecting to the garden, its facade marked by two full-height Ionic columns emphasizing the central axis.
VillaBuilt
Location
Wannsee, Berlin (Grosse Seestrasse)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1911
Open project
Residence of Director Franz Rauch in Vienna
Karl Witzmann
An extensively remodeled townhouse interior in Vienna, featuring a vestibule, hall, reception room, salon, dining room, bedrooms, veranda, and mansard room, each with distinct color schemes and materials designed by Witzmann.
Villa/InteriorBuilt
Location
Wien
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1911
Open project
The Protestant Church in Flawil
Curjel & Moser
A modern Baroque-style Protestant church built in Flawil, Switzerland, featuring a tall bell tower, extensive interior decoration with marble, stained glass, and paintings, seating 1100. Feature includes exterior views, floor plans, portals, interior views of altar, pulpit, organ, and lighting details.
ChurchBuilt
Location
Flawil, Toggenburg (Kanton St. Gallen), Switzerland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1911
Open project
Design of Michaeliskirch Square / Parsonage House, Hamburg
Fritz Schumacher
Design of the square around the Michaeliskirche following demolition of the old Krayenkamp houses, including a new parsonage house set on the boundary wall to mediate scale between church and street, with a corner house at Krayenkamp and a front staircase at the north portal.
Urban Design / CivicBuilt
Location
Hamburg, Krayenkamp (near Michaeliskirche)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1911
Open project
Fire Station in Alsterdorf, Hamburg
Fritz Schumacher
Fire station designed for the rural suburban surroundings of Alsterdorf, contrasting with the harbor fire station.
Civic/Public SafetyBuilt
Location
Hamburg, Alsterdorf
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1911
Open project
Fire Station at Petroleumhafen, Hamburg
Fritz Schumacher
Fire station designed for the harbor environment, reflecting the technical, industrial character of the port district.
Civic/Public SafetyBuilt
Location
Hamburg, Petroleumhafen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1911
Open project
The Friedrichsberg Insane Asylum, Hamburg
Fritz Schumacher
Reorganization and expansion of the nearly 50-year-old Friedrichsberg asylum, costing 3,706,500 M, adding two hospital buildings, four houses for the agitated, two open houses, a youth house, administration building, boiler house, kitchen building, and a residence, grouped into a new plaza-like arrangement.
Cultural/Institutional (Healthcare)Built
Location
Hamburg, Friedrichsberg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1911
Open project
The Administrative Building of the Higher School Authority, Hamburg
Fritz Schumacher
Administrative building for the Hamburg school authority, notable for developing a gabled house type characteristic of the Hamburg streetscape; includes an assembly hall (Sitzungssaal).
Office/AdministrativeBuilt
Location
Hamburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1911
Open project
The Public School at Lutterothstrasse, Hamburg
Fritz Schumacher
A 30-class public school costing 583,700 M, with main front on the street and a large gymnasium dividing the rear grounds into two separate playgrounds; facade enlivened with regularly set klinker brick.
SchoolBuilt
Location
Hamburg, Lutterothstrasse, Eimsbüttel
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1911
Open project
The Public School at Teutonenweg, Hamburg
Fritz Schumacher
A 30-class public school costing 634,700 M, with the gymnasium on the ground floor of a central wing connecting two flanking wings around the schoolyard.
SchoolBuilt
Location
Hamburg, Teutonenweg, Hamm (Marsch)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1911
Open project
The Public School at Rübenkamp, Hamburg
Fritz Schumacher
A 30-class public school costing 561,700 M, with a single-story gymnasium set within the two-story school building.
SchoolBuilt
Location
Hamburg, Rübenkamp, Barmbeck
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1911
Open project
The Women Teachers' Seminary at Hoheweide, Hamburg
Fritz Schumacher
New building for a women teachers' seminary with a 15-class practice school, arranged around a courtyard with a gymnasium, featuring an aula marked by round arch windows and a roof turret; cost 642,500 M excluding furniture.
SchoolBuilt
Location
Hamburg, verlängerte Hoheweide, Eimsbüttel
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1911
Open project
The Institute for Obstetrics, Hamburg
Fritz Schumacher
Maternity and midwifery training institution costing 1,774,900 M, comprising main house, two wing buildings, boiler house, and inspector's residence, providing accommodation for 215 women, 180 infants, and 20 asylum residents.
Cultural/Institutional (Medical)Built
Location
Hamburg, verlängerte Finkenau und Uferstrasse
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1911
Open project
The Technical College, Hamburg
Fritz Schumacher
Expandable new technical college building near the Berliner Tor for five higher technical departments, costing 2,664,500 M, with reinforced concrete vestibule and stair hall, sculpture on portal and main cornice, and limestone accents.
School (Technical College)Built
Location
Hamburg, am Berliner Tor
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1911
Open project
The Arts and Crafts School, Hamburg
Fritz Schumacher
New building for the Arts and Crafts School on a 9000 sqm corner site at Lerchenfeld and Uferstrasse, arranged in a horseshoe plan to maximize studio lighting, with a decorated courtyard, main portal, and central stairwell hall in exposed reinforced concrete; total cost 1,985,300 M.