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.
Railway station in Wiborg praised for its exemplary arches; feature shows the waiting hall and the entrance vestibule.
Transportation / Railway StationBuilt
Location
Wiborg (Vyborg), Finland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
The New Main Railway Station in Helsingfors
Gesellius, Lindgren & Saarinen
A monumental new main railway station for Helsingfors, described in the text as still under construction with a grand, urban-scaled design; feature includes multiple exterior views and a floor plan.
Transportation / Railway StationUnbuilt
Location
Helsingfors (Helsinki), Finland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
The New Finnish National Museum in Helsingfors
Gesellius, Lindgren & Saarinen
The new Finnish National Museum, described as combining the character of a castle and a church; feature includes exterior views and both upper and ground floor plans.
Cultural / MuseumBuilt
Location
Helsingfors (Helsinki), Finland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Building of the Nordic Joint-Stock Bank in Helsingfors
Gesellius, Lindgren & Saarinen
Bank building noted for its richly decorated oriel window ('Erker') and appointed interior main hall; feature includes exterior details and views of the main hall.
Office/BankBuilt
Location
Helsingfors (Helsinki), Finland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Competition Project for a Country House on the Rhine
Gesellius, Lindgren & Saarinen
A competition entry for a country house on the Rhine by the Finnish architectural firm Gesellius, Lindgren & Saarinen; the feature includes floor plans and views of individual rooms (children's playroom, hall/Diele, dining room, wife's room, husband's room, parents' bedroom).
VillaUnbuilt
Location
Rhein (Rhine region), Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Concert Hall of the Hotel "Friedrichshof" in Karlsruhe
Hermann Billing
The concert hall interior of the Hotel Friedrichshof in Karlsruhe, illustrated with views of the door, wall paneling, chandelier, and ceiling detail.
Hospitality/Concert HallBuilt
Location
Karlsruhe
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Kunsthalle Mannheim (Art Gallery)
Hermann Billing
A large art gallery building nearing completion, discussed extensively in the introductory essay for its facade treatment, structural use of reinforced concrete anchoring, and central domed hall; this detail shows the pillar cartouches.
Cultural/MuseumBuilt
Location
Mannheim
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Residential and Commercial Building Kapferer in Freiburg im Breisgau
Hermann Billing & J. Mallebrein
A combined residential and commercial building for Kapferer in Freiburg, designed jointly by Billing and Mallebrein.
Mixed-use (Residential/Commercial)Built
Location
Freiburg im Breisgau
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Sanatorium Dr. Heinsheimer in Baden-Baden
Hermann Billing & Wilhelm Vittali
A sanatorium building in Baden-Baden with entrance, billiard room, and salon, interiors executed by Gerson & Wolff of Stuttgart.
Healthcare/SanatoriumBuilt
Location
Baden-Baden
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Villa von Schwedler in Karlsruhe
Hermann Billing
A villa in Karlsruhe praised in the introductory essay for its calm massing and material contrast between sandstone and plaster; illustrated with floor plans, exterior views, and the garden gate.
VillaBuilt
Location
Karlsruhe
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
House "Grün" in Mannheim
Hermann Billing
A private house named 'Grün' in Mannheim, illustrated extensively with exterior views, fireplace, floor plan, windows, doors, staircase, and rooms including the owner's study and the hall (Diele), some interiors executed by L. J. Peter.
VillaBuilt
Location
Mannheim
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Competition Project for the Festival and Exhibition Hall in Frankfurt am Main
Hermann Billing
A competition design for a large festival and exhibition hall complex in the Hohenzollerngarten, Frankfurt, combining an exhibition hall, stage, amphitheater, concert house, and restaurant, discussed in the introductory essay and illustrated with plans, perspectives, and sections.
Cultural/Exhibition HallUnbuilt
Location
Frankfurt am Main
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Villa Billing in Karlsruhe
Hermann Billing
Billing's own house in Karlsruhe, illustrated with exterior views, garden enclosures shared with the Vittali house, music room, floor plans, and hall (Diele).
VillaBuilt
Location
Karlsruhe
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Gertig Commercial/Department Store Building
Freytag & Wurzbach
A commercial department store building (Kaufhaus/Geschäftshaus) in Hamburg, featured with floor plans, exterior views, vestibule, and staircase including paternoster lift closures.
Commercial/Office (Kaufhaus)Built
Location
Hamburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Edgar Wood – Collected Works (Middleton, Manchester, Huddersfield, Lindley, Bowdon etc.)
Edgar Wood
A large feature article by Michael Bunney surveying the work of Manchester architect Edgar Wood, illustrating numerous buildings including the Marland Mission Church, Manchester & Salford Bank in Middleton, Mr. Brierly's House, the Wesleyan Chapel and Schools in Middleton, Wood's own house in Middleton, the First Church of Christ Scientist in Manchester, the 'St. George and the Dragon' inn in Castleton, houses in Huddersfield, Briar Court, Lindley (including the Gate House and memorial bell tower), Almondbury, and Prof. Collier's house and other houses in Bowdon. Includes floor plans, interior views, and design studies for a hall and an assembly hall interior.
Mixed (Churches, Schools, Bank, Houses, Inn, Chapel)Built
Location
Manchester area, England (Middleton, Marland, Huddersfield, Lindley, Bowdon, Almondbury, Castleton, Briar Court)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Lautenschlager House in Frankfurt am Main
Hugo Eberhardt
A small house drawing on baroque architectural references, built with yellowish stucco, basalt base, grey sandstone trim, red tile roof and green shutters; interior includes a hall with gas fireplace and built-in benches, and a reception room in Biedermeier style. Total construction cost including heating was under 40,000 Marks.
VillaBuilt
Location
Frankfurt am Main
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Lautenbacher House in Munich-Schwabing
Emanuel von Seidl
A picturesque villa emphasizing massing, rough stucco walls with reddish-grey stone, colored shutters, and trellis work, with interiors characterized by vaulted stucco ceilings and stenciled walls. Feature includes garden view, entrance hall, and views from Nikolaistrasse and Maria-Josefa-Strasse.
VillaBuilt
Location
München-Schwabing (Munich)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Renovation of a House in Georgenstrasse, Munich
Paul Ludwig Troost
A stucco house resulting from a renovation, in which the architect redesigned the façades and interior layout, including relocating the main and secondary staircases; originally intended for a composer, though the interior décor was not fully realized after a change of ownership.
Villa/Residential renovationBuilt
Location
Georgenstrasse, München (Munich)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
House of Mr. von Kralik in Winterberg (Bohemia)
Leopold Bauer
A house with a richly developed exterior handled through careful architectural proportion rather than applied ornament, with decorative emphasis concentrated at the entrance gate and roof transition; feature includes entrance, terrace, and hall views as well as floor plans.
VillaBuilt
Location
Winterberg, Böhmen (Bohemia)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Competition Design for the Peace Palace in The Hague
Leopold Bauer
An unsuccessful competition entry for the Peace Palace in The Hague, praised in the text for its clear, practical, and monumental floor plan and elegant façade, though it did not place among the finalists. Feature includes side and main façades, ground and upper floor plans, and sections through the great courtroom and staircase.
Cultural/Civic (Competition Entry)Unbuilt
Location
The Hague, Netherlands
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Renovation of Zlin Castle in Moravia
Leopold Bauer
A renovation and extension of an existing castle, seamlessly integrating new modern architecture with the old structure; includes courtyard, hall, staircase, cloakroom, and a fountain made from Spaun glass tiles. Feature includes multiple views of the courtyard, hall, staircase, and garden bowling alley.
Castle/ResidenceBuilt
Location
Zlin, Mähren (Moravia)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
House of Baron Spaun in Klostermühle (Bohemia)
Leopold Bauer
A country house designed with particular attention to comfortable domesticity, featuring a hall, bedrooms, kitchen, and children's room; incorporates colored glass tiles from Baron Spaun's own glassworks. Feature includes multiple interior views (hall, kitchen, children's room, bedrooms).
VillaBuilt
Location
Klostermühle, Böhmen (Bohemia)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1907
Open project
Villa Moras in Zittau
Max Hans Kühne
A villa built for the Moras family in Zittau, designed by Max Hans Kühne.
VillaBuilt
Location
Zittau
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Restaurant "Tücher" on Webergasse in Dresden
Schilling & Graebner
The Tücher restaurant in Dresden, featuring interior details, intarsia work by Paul Rössler, and overall architecture by Schilling & Graebner.
RestaurantBuilt
Location
Webergasse, Dresden
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Carstens House in Cottbus
Schilling & Graebner
A residential house for the Carstens family in Cottbus, including floor plans.
VillaBuilt
Location
Cottbus
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Public Convenience on the Lennéewiese in Dresden
Hans Erlwein
A public convenience (restroom) building on the Lennéewiese in Dresden, shown with floor plans.
Public Utility BuildingBuilt
Location
Dresden
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Blücher Fountain in Stargard i. Po.
Ernst Hottenroth
A fountain monument dedicated to Blücher in Stargard, shown with overall views and plastic/sculptural details.
Fountain/MonumentBuilt
Location
Stargard in Pommern
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
House of the Art Society in Dresden
Schilling & Graebner; Oswin Hempel
A competition design for the house of the Dresden Kunstgenossenschaft (artists' association), including floor plans and elevation studies by Oswin Hempel and Schilling & Graebner.
CulturalUnbuilt
Location
Dresden
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Design for a Garden Hall
Hans Heller
A design for a garden hall (Gartensaal) by Hans Heller of Darmstadt.
Garden Design/Pavilion
Location
Darmstadt, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Double House "The White Horse and the Golden (Silver) Fish" in Binz on Rügen
Baurat Spalding
A double house on the Baltic seaside promenade in Binz, half used as the architect's own occasional residence, half rented out; notable for an innovative timber-and-brick wall construction creating insulating air cavities for temperature regulation. Feature includes bedroom, salon, veranda, hall, and rear elevation views.
Housing (Double house/Villa)Built
Location
Binz, Rügen, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Kruse House on the Island of Hiddensee
Baurat Spalding (with Spalding & Grenander)
A house built for the painter Kruse-Sietzenburg following competition-winning plans, situated ca. 50m above sea level with panoramic views; built largely of local materials including boulders raised from the seabed, with built-in furniture designed by Professor Grenander. Feature includes exterior views (southwest, southeast), terrace, entrance, staircase, and hall.
VillaBuilt
Location
Hiddensee island, near Stralsund, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Living Room Study
Gesellius, Lindgren & Saarinen (Design by Eliel Saarinen)
A study for a living room interior designed by Eliel Saarinen for the firm Gesellius, Lindgren & Saarinen.
Interior
Location
Helsingfors (Helsinki), Finland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
The "Faselhof" of the City of Bensheim
Ph. Schnatz
A municipal farm building ('Faselhof') for the city of Bensheim, shown in two views.
Agricultural/Municipal buildingBuilt
Location
Bensheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Housing Group of the Non-Profit Building Cooperative in Bensheim
Ph. Schnatz
A group of houses built for a non-profit building cooperative in Bensheim, cited as an example of simple, rural building style.
HousingBuilt
Location
Bensheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
House at Blutenburgerstrasse 42, Munich
Honig & Söldner
A notable courtyard solution within a closed block of tenement houses; feature includes the entrance gate and the garden courtyard.
Housing (Urban tenement/block)Built
Location
Blutenburgerstrasse 42, Munich, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Design for a Boathouse
M. Braillard
A design proposal for a boathouse by M. Braillard of Geneva.
Recreational/BoathouseUnbuilt
Location
Geneva, Switzerland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Beutinger House / Two-Family House at Lerchenberg in Heilbronn am Neckar
Beutinger & Steiner
A villa-style two-family house characterized by the picturesque contrast of plaster, wood cladding, and tile roof.
Housing (Two-family house)Built
Location
Lerchenberg, Heilbronn am Neckar, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
House G. Drautz in Heilbronn am Neckar
Beutinger & Steiner
A house using local yellow-brown sandstone with dark bronze ornaments set into vertical bands and gable courses, white-painted window woodwork, and a slate roof; feature includes exterior views, living room, cloakroom, and hall.
VillaBuilt
Location
Heilbronn am Neckar, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
House in Woldingham
C. Harrison Townsend
A country house by Townsend shown with ground and first floor plans.
VillaBuilt
Location
Woldingham, England
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
St. Martin's Church in Wonersh (Surrey)
C. Harrison Townsend
A barn-like village church with a low flat roof and baroque bell structure, its interior decorated with frescoes in the Munich Keim technique.
Cultural (Church)Built
Location
Wonersh, Surrey, England
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Country Houses in Chilworth and Wimbledon
C. Harrison Townsend
Two English country houses by C. Harrison Townsend, illustrated with elevations, plans, and a discussion of his approach to villa design combining simplicity with picturesque roof forms.
VillaBuilt
Location
Chilworth and Wimbledon, England
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Hotel Feldbergerhof in the Black Forest, Baden
Curjel & Moser
A mountain hotel on the Feldberg in the Black Forest exemplifying the domestic, personal character of a modern guesthouse; feature covers the terrace, exterior view, writing/reading room, dining hall, hall fireplace, billiard room, breakfast veranda, and salon.
HotelBuilt
Location
Feldberg, Schwarzwald (Baden)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Villa Rudolph in Zurich
Curjel & Moser
A villa in Zurich noted for its dining room color scheme (light blue-green fabrics, grey-stained oak, green tiled stove); feature includes street front, view toward the lake, and main entrance.
VillaBuilt
Location
Zürich
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Villa Baumann in Baden (Switzerland)
Curjel & Moser
A villa in Baden, Switzerland, exemplifying the 'closed' overall design principle; feature includes garden side, general view, hall with dining room view, marble niche fountain, and mosaic fireplace.
VillaBuilt
Location
Baden, Switzerland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Villa Weyermann in Reutenen, Lake Constance
Curjel & Moser
A lakeside villa near Lake Constance, described in the text as furnished entirely with modest materials (plastered walls, wood) despite every piece of furnishing being designed by the architects; the feature includes the lake view, hall, garden side, and parents' bedroom.
VillaBuilt
Location
Reutenen, Bodensee
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Villa Weyermann in Freiburg
Curjel & Moser
A villa in Freiburg with views of the entrance side, dining room and music room shown across several plates.
VillaBuilt
Location
Freiburg im Breisgau
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
House of Dr. Friedrich Weill in Karlsruhe
Curjel & Moser
A residential house in Karlsruhe with a hall, dining room and gentleman's room; the feature includes views of the hall, dining room, and a fireplace designed by Prof. M. Länger.
VillaBuilt
Location
Karlsruhe
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Country House in Lawrence Park, Bronxville, N.Y.
William A. Bates
A country house in the Lawrence Park development in Bronxville, New York, shown with its ground floor plan.
Villa/Country houseBuilt
Location
Lawrence Park, Bronxville, New York, U.S.A.
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Bedroom, 3rd German Applied Arts Exhibition Dresden 1906
A. Bembé
A bedroom installation for the 3rd German Applied Arts Exhibition in Dresden 1906, in a neo-English style noted for its cleanliness and colorful, practical furnishing.
Exhibition interior/BedroomBuilt
Location
Mainz / Dresden (exhibited)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Dining Room, 3rd German Applied Arts Exhibition Dresden 1906
Wilhelm Thiele
A dining room installation for the 3rd German Applied Arts Exhibition in Dresden 1906, with construction elements in Makassar ebony, panels in German walnut, and an inlaid tile frieze.