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.
The architect Pfeifer's own house in Karlsruhe, notable for a perspectival effect created by a stone balustrade enclosing the front garden and a terrace behind it; feature includes a view of the entrance.
Villa/ResidentialBuilt
Location
Karlsruhe
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Semi-Detached House on Richard Wagnerplatz, Karlsruhe
Pfeifer & Grossmann
A double house designed to read as a unified whole while distinguishing the two separate dwelling units, with floor plan illustrated.
HousingBuilt
Location
Richard Wagnerplatz, Karlsruhe
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Rosenstihl Country Estate in Littenweiler near Freiburg
Pfeifer & Grossmann
The firm's most extensive executed work, a country estate combining rural, homely elements (broad roofs, shingled gables) for farm buildings with a more manorial character for the main house, opening via a loggia toward the Höllental landscape; feature includes the manor house, economy building with floor plan, interior halls (Diele), and multiple partial views.
Country Estate/VillaBuilt
Location
Littenweiler bei Freiburg im Breisgau
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Competition Project for the Officers' Corps Casino of the Landwehr Inspectorate in Berlin (1st Prize)
Emil Schaudt
First-prize competition design for an officers' corps casino for the Landwehr Inspectorate in Berlin; feature includes a section drawing of the building.
Civic/Officers' CasinoUnbuilt
Location
Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Assembly Hall on Jägerstrasse (Moulin Rouge), Berlin
Emil Schaudt
Building for the dance hall 'Moulin rouge', with a brick facade topped by a baroque-inspired gable; feature includes the side entrance, a chandelier (Lüster), and a gable detail, with fantastical interior decoration and murals by Bruno Drabig.
Entertainment/Assembly HallBuilt
Location
Jägerstrasse, Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Design for Bridge with Underground Railway Stop in Schöneberg City Park
Emil Schaudt
A viaduct/bridge-tunnel design for the extension of the Berlin underground railway across low-lying former marshland in Schöneberg, allowing road traffic above while the railway passes beneath and emerges to daylight, with an integrated station.
Infrastructure/Bridge-Tunnel
Location
Schöneberg, Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Department Store of the West, Berlin
Emil Schaudt
Major department store at Wittenbergplatz, developing beyond the schematic imitation of Messel's Wertheim building; feature includes courtyard fountain, facade views on Tauentzienstrasse, lighting fixtures in the great hall, photo atelier vestibule, facade figure details, and a view from the stairs to the hall.
Commercial/Department StoreBuilt
Location
Wittenbergplatz, Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Industrial House on Warschauerstrasse, Berlin
Emil Schaudt
A commercial/industrial building with factory establishment spaces, featuring a facade of window rows separated by narrow piers, a massive corner tower, and a shell-limestone facade section; feature includes two detail views of the building.
Industrial/CommercialBuilt
Location
Warschauerstrasse, Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Bismarck Monument Hamburg (Competition Design, 1st Prize)
Emil Schaudt
Winning first-prize competition design for the Bismarck monument in Hamburg, combining massive granite substructure architecture by Schaudt with the Bismarck figure by sculptor Hugo Lederer.
MonumentBuilt
Location
Hamburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Project for a Concert Hall for Frankfurt am Main
Senf & Musch
Unbuilt project for a concert hall in Frankfurt am Main, with an interior view of the large hall shown.
Cultural/Concert hallUnbuilt
Location
Frankfurt am Main
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Frank House in Köln-Lindenthal
Ziesel & Friederich
Residential house in Köln-Lindenthal featuring a decorated portal with sculptural reliefs, an ornamentally painted and glazed entrance hall (Diele), and published floor plans.
Villa/Residential houseBuilt
Location
Köln-Lindenthal
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Picker Country House in Partenkirchen
Prof. Richard Berndl
Country house built for the Picker family in Partenkirchen, with interior views of the living room (Wohnzimmer) shown across two spreads.
Villa/Country houseBuilt
Location
Partenkirchen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Country House of Painter G. in Wolfratshausen
Prof. Richard Berndl
Country house designed for the painter G. in Wolfratshausen, cited in the introductory essay as an example of Berndl's landscape-attuned architecture, with floor plans shown.
Villa/Country houseBuilt
Location
Wolfratshausen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Country Houses for Prof. Fugel and Muth in Solln near Munich
Prof. Richard Berndl
Two adjoining country houses built for Prof. Fugel and Muth in Solln near Munich, with floor plans, entrance halls, and interior halls (Diele) illustrated, including a children's hall in the Fugel house.
Villa/Country houseBuilt
Location
Solln bei München
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Hotel Union (Catholic Casino) in Munich
Prof. Richard Berndl
A major remodeling/conversion of an existing building into the Hotel Union and Catholic Casino in Munich, featuring a richly articulated facade, festival hall, library, restaurant, vestibule, and numerous ornately decorated interior rooms. The feature includes many detail views: courtyard facade, entrance, vestibule, restaurant, breakfast room, library, fireplace, society room, stage curtain, great hall and galleries.
Hotel/Civic building (interior remodeling)Built
Location
Barer Strasse, München
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Villa in Dresden (designed per H. Tscharmann)
H. Tscharmann
An existing Dresden villa whose exterior was substantially redesigned and simplified according to Tscharmann's plans; the garden, designed under his direction, was executed by garden engineer J. P. Grossmann, with sculptural decoration by Karl Gross. Feature includes garden side, street side, fountain, planting, garden house, reliefs, and entrance detail with front door.
VillaBuilt
Location
Dresden
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Schenk Residence in Freiburg i. B.
Martin Dülfer
A private residence shown from multiple sides (entrance, east, north, southeast), including the terrace, dining room, library, and floor plans.
VillaBuilt
Location
Freiburg im Breisgau
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
24th District School in Dresden
Hans Erlwein
A district school building in Dresden, illustrated through street facade, courtyard side, main risalit detail, entrances for boys and girls, bath room, staircase, and floor plans.
SchoolBuilt
Location
Dresden
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
"Marienhof" Girls' Home in Braunshard near Darmstadt
Prof. Heinrich Metzendorf
A girls' home called 'Marienhof' in Braunshard near Darmstadt, including a communal room (Gesellschaftsraum); floor plans published alongside the Heitefuss and Hildebrand houses.
Institutional/SocialBuilt
Location
Braunshard, near Darmstadt
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Villa F. Hildebrand in Weinheim
Prof. Heinrich Metzendorf
A villa built for F. Hildebrand in Weinheim, with the feature including exterior views and the entrance hall (Diele) of the house.
VillaBuilt
Location
Weinheim an der Bergstrasse
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Foreman's Houses of Commerce Councillor W. Eider in Bensheim
Prof. Heinrich Metzendorf
Worker/foreman housing built for Kommerzienrat W. Eider in Bensheim.
HousingBuilt
Location
Bensheim an der Bergstrasse
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Country House Dr. E. Diller in Horchheim near Worms
Prof. Heinrich Metzendorf
A country house built for Dr. E. Diller in Horchheim near Worms.
VillaBuilt
Location
Horchheim bei Worms
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Villa Dr. Groos in Bensheim
Prof. Heinrich Metzendorf
A villa built for Dr. Groos in Bensheim; floor plans of this and related houses (Diller, Weyl) also published.
VillaBuilt
Location
Bensheim an der Bergstrasse
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Country House E. Merck in Jugenheim
Prof. Heinrich Metzendorf
A country house built for E. Merck in Jugenheim.
VillaBuilt
Location
Jugenheim an der Bergstrasse
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Pharmacy Remodeling of Dr. E. A. Merck at Luisenplatz, Darmstadt
Prof. Heinrich Metzendorf
Remodeling of a pharmacy building for Dr. E. A. Merck at Luisenplatz in Darmstadt.
CommercialBuilt
Location
Luisenplatz, Darmstadt
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Villa Heitefuss in Bensheim
Prof. Heinrich Metzendorf
A villa built for Herr Heitefuss in Bensheim; floor plans also shown alongside those of the Groos, Diller, and Weyl houses.
VillaBuilt
Location
Bensheim an der Bergstrasse
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Villas for Mr. Anton Hohn in Heppenheim
Prof. Heinrich Metzendorf
Villas built for Anton Hohn in Heppenheim.
VillaBuilt
Location
Heppenheim an der Bergstrasse
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Country House Dr. C. Weyl in Bensheim
Prof. Heinrich Metzendorf
A country house for Dr. C. Weyl, part of Metzendorf's body of work along the Bergstrasse region.
VillaBuilt
Location
Bensheim an der Bergstrasse
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
The "Wahliss Colonnade" in Vienna, Kärntnerstrasse
Max Benirschke
An executed remodeling of a commercial colonnade on Kärntnerstrasse in Vienna, demonstrating the architect's viable Viennese architectural ideas.
CommercialBuilt
Location
Kärntnerstrasse, Vienna
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Estate Inspector's House in Ourupgaard, Falster
P. W. J. Klint
A dwelling for the inspector of the Ourupgaard manor estate, notable for the long roofline connecting the house with the stables.
HousingBuilt
Location
Ourupgaard, Falster, Denmark
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Bank Building in Frederikshavn
P. W. J. Klint (design by pupil Fr. Kiörboe)
A bank building whose garden facade is considered perhaps the architect's finest achievement, with interior details including a wall in the bank director's dining room.
Office/BankBuilt
Location
Frederikshavn, Jutland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Alexander Foss House in Valby near Copenhagen
Fritz Koch
Villa for engineer Alexander Foss, inspired by the Rich house, employing classical 18th-century motifs in an unforced way with strong plastic effect on its terrain.
VillaBuilt
Location
Valby, near Copenhagen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Pavilion of the Royal Danish Yacht/Hunting Club in Copenhagen
Fritz Koch
A pavilion for the royal yacht club, criticized in the text for playful, excessive use of tower helmets that undermines otherwise good qualities.
Cultural/RecreationalBuilt
Location
Copenhagen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Harbor Inspector's House in Skagen, Jutland
Ulrik Plesner
House of the harbor inspector together with two houses for his officials, featuring two gables and a central tower containing the inspector's office and an administration room, inspired by pre-1850 West Jutland provincial buildings.
HousingBuilt
Location
Skagen, Jutland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Rich House in Valby near Copenhagen
Ulrik Plesner
House built for a wealthy bachelor (later owner Direktor Rich), sited at the corner of sunken terrain with a summer dining room, terrace, high hall with an English-style visible chimney, and a study.
VillaBuilt
Location
Valby, near Copenhagen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Oppermann House in Valby near Copenhagen
Ulrik Plesner
House built for Th. Oppermann, inspector at the Glyptotek, located near the Rich house in Valby.
VillaBuilt
Location
Valby, near Copenhagen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Residential Group on Forchhammersvej, Copenhagen
Andreas Clemmensen
A complex of houses near Wodroffsvej exemplifying the architect's principle of a house that seems to both rise and sink, achieving a baroque equilibrium; includes a tower with a soft spire.
HousingBuilt
Location
Forchhammersvej, near Wodroffsvej, Copenhagen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
"Aahuset" Residential Group on Aaboulevard, Copenhagen
Ulrik Plesner
Plesner's first major work, a building without a base plinth, constructed of red brick, granite and chalk, topped by a large mansard roof with black glazed tiles.
HousingBuilt
Location
Aaboulevard, Copenhagen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Design for a Post Office in Maribo (Lolland)
Andreas Clemmensen
A post office building under construction at the time of writing, achieving a genuine Baroque effect reminiscent of 18th-century aristocratic architecture.
Civic/OfficeUnbuilt
Location
Maribo, Lolland, Denmark
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
P. S. Kröyer House in Copenhagen
Ulrik Plesner
House built for the painter P. S. Kröyer, described as a finer variant compared to the neighboring Benzon house by Clemmensen.
VillaBuilt
Location
Bergensgade, Copenhagen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Otto Benzon House in Copenhagen
Andreas Clemmensen
House built for the pharmacist Otto Benzon, illustrating the architect's use of 18th-century architectural traditions.
VillaBuilt
Location
Christiansgade, Copenhagen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Design for a Crematorium
Ivar Bentsen
A crematorium design conceived in the manner of an old Italian baptistery, with four double chimneys architecturally treated as exterior ribs of the vault.
Cultural/FuneraryUnbuilt
Location
Denmark
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
House "Zum Schwanen" in Lörrach
Rudolf Schmid
Built a year after the Glünkin house on the same street, costing 215,000 Marks, using Maintal sandstone with white window frames and a German-slated roof; noted for its dignified, near-monumental effect despite modest height, with a picturesque courtyard facade incorporating older building fabric.
Mixed-use Residential/CommercialBuilt
Location
Lörrach im Breisgau
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Residential and Commercial Building Glünkin
Rudolf Schmid
Built in 1903 at a cost of 115,000 Marks, this residential and commercial building for Fr. Glünkin used Marktbreiter shell limestone on street facades and plastered courtyard facades with wooden loggias; feature includes entrance, ground floor plan, and general views.
Mixed-use Residential/CommercialBuilt
Location
Lörrach im Breisgau
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Competition Design for the Tietz Department Store in Düsseldorf
Rudolf Bitzan
A competition entry for the Tietz department store, notable for its clear ground plan and monumental facades with pier arrangements and large unarticulated roofs, though criticized for excessive detailing; not the winning entry (which went to Rehberg & Lipp).
Commercial/Department StoreUnbuilt
Location
Düsseldorf
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Design for a Newspaper Building
Rudolf Bitzan
A monumental design for a newspaper building showing bold massing with half-columns rising through three stories and large arched entrances, expressing the power of the press.
Office/Publishing BuildingUnbuilt
Location
Dresden
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Provincial Estates Bank of the Margraviate of Lausitz in Dresden
Lossow & Viehweger
Bank building for the Landständische Bank, part of the coordinated block with the Superintendentur and Städtische Sparkasse near the Kreuzkirche; feature includes facade details, main and side entrances, vestibule, bank hall, consultation room, and radiator cladding.
BankBuilt
Location
Dresden, Güntzplatz / Schulgasse
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
City Savings Bank of Dresden
Hans Erlwein
New savings bank building for the city of Dresden, part of the same block as the Superintendentur and Landständische Bank; feature covers vestibule, facade details, main portal, meeting room, cash hall, staircase, director's room, and ornamental details.
Bank/Civic BuildingBuilt
Location
Dresden, Schulgasse / Pfarrgasse
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Superintendency Building in Dresden
Baurat Eberhardt (predecessor building); Schilling & Graebner (new building)
New building for the Königliche Superintendentur erected on land opposite the old Rathaus buildings after their demolition, part of a coordinated block also containing the Landständische Bank and the Städtische Sparkasse. Feature includes exterior views, corner tower, entrances, meeting hall, staircase, wedding room, and courtyard details.
Civic/Administrative BuildingBuilt
Location
Dresden, an der Kreuzkirche / Schulgasse
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Special Garden by Schultze-Naumburg
Prof. Paul Schultze-Naumburg
A house garden created for the Mannheim Gartenbauausstellung, enclosed by a high wall to isolate it from its surroundings, reflecting Schultze-Naumburg's refined traditionalist sensibility.