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.
Living Room, 3rd German Applied Arts Exhibition Dresden 1906
Bernhard Wenig
A living room installation for the 3rd German Applied Arts Exhibition in Dresden 1906, executed in dark cherry wood with inlays and ebony/maple accents.
Exhibition interior/Living roomBuilt
Location
Hanau / Dresden (exhibited)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Kelling Place House in Holt, Norfolk
Edward S. Prior
A country house built using an unconventional method: instead of a fixed contract, materials (found on-site, including flint, sand and gravel from excavation) and workers were sourced directly as needed, keeping costs under the ca. 160,000 Mk. estimate; walls of concrete with brick and local yellow sandstone, Norfolk brick for chimneys and window surrounds, oak for visible timber work, and a tile roof. Feature includes garden view, garden front, street front, corridor above the hall, and floor plan.
Villa/Country houseBuilt
Location
Holt, Norfolk, England
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Kehrl House in Brandenburg an der Havel
Prof. Paul Schultze-Naumburg
A single-family house for client Kehrl, built as a rendered brick structure with sandstone window surrounds, cornices, and pilasters; features a garden with a semicircular pergola separating courtyard from garden, a high embankment wall, terrace and pavilion facing the canal. Feature includes garden view, main entrance, street view, dining room, salon and main staircase, and the entrance hall (Diele).
Villa/Single-family houseBuilt
Location
Brandenburg an der Havel, at the Havelkanal near Potsdamerstrasse
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
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Industrial Hall with Winter Garden (Villeroy & Boch)
H. Tscharmann
An industrial hall structure by Tscharmann with an attached winter garden designed by Max Hans Kühne and executed by Villeroy & Boch, decorated with paintings by Max Pechstein.
Industrial/Exhibition HallBuilt
Location
Dresden
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Protestant Church Interior (Exhibition Church)
Fritz Schumacher
A Protestant church interior exhibited at the exhibition, featuring a vestibule with liturgical art, painted decoration, sculptural reliefs, stained glass windows, and mosaics by multiple Dresden artists.
Sacred/ReligiousBuilt
Location
Dresden
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
School of the Neu-Eibau Community in Oberlausitz
Ernst Kühn
A rural school building including a schoolroom and the assistant teacher's living quarters.
SchoolBuilt
Location
Neu-Eibau, Oberlausitz
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Saxon House (III. German Applied Arts Exhibition, Dresden)
Wilhelm Kreis
Large exhibition house ('Das sächsische Haus') built for the III. Deutsche Kunstgewerbe-Ausstellung in Dresden, extensively illustrated with its gardens, pergola, pavilions, vestibule, library, salon, Herrenzimmer, Damenzimmer, Musikzimmer, Festzimmer, Wohnzimmer, and the Sparkasse's Sitzungszimmer, each decorated by different Dresden artists.
Exhibition Pavilion / Interior DesignBuilt
Location
Dresden
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Church in Wiesa
Schilling & Graebner, Dresden
A church where, at the congregation's request, the interior was painted with frescoes - the architects' first attempt at treating the interior this way rather than relying solely on spatial effect.
ChurchBuilt
Location
Wiesa
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Church Project for Mannheim
Schilling & Graebner, Dresden
An unsuccessful entry in a restricted Mannheim church competition (juried alongside two Gothicists and one Romanist); illustrated with a watercolor perspective and floor plan.
Church (competition entry)Unbuilt
Location
Mannheim
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Church in Zwickau
Schilling & Graebner, Dresden
A church built from 1902 based on an 1897 ground plan in German Renaissance style with Gothic structure; the architects worked freely only on interior elements such as pulpit reliefs, organ figures, and ornamentation.
ChurchBuilt
Location
Zwickau
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Church Project for Chemnitz
Schilling & Graebner, Dresden
An unsuccessful competition design for a church in Chemnitz, illustrated with perspective and floor plan, described as an extension of the Strehlen church's architectural character.
Church (competition entry)Unbuilt
Location
Chemnitz
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Church in Strehlen
Schilling & Graebner, Dresden
A Protestant church built on a hill on the left bank of the Elbe near Dresden, given complete artistic freedom by the church board; features include the tower with terrace stairs, nave windows, sacristy, main entrance with sculptural figures, altar, organ, pulpit, and vestments, executed with numerous collaborating sculptors and painters.
ChurchBuilt
Location
Strehlen, Dresden
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
House of Mr. Alexander in Moreley (Moore Green)
M. Alexander Harvey
A residential house named 'Moore Green' in Moreley, England, illustrated with its floor plan and north and south facade views.
Villa/ResidenceBuilt
Location
Moreley, England
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Design for a Secondary School Building
Karl Leubert
A design for a secondary school (Realschule) building including gymnasium, classrooms, teacher rooms, and courtyard, illustrated with facade and floor plan.
SchoolUnbuilt
Location
Karlsruhe
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Max Joseph Bridge
Theodor Fischer
A bridge near Bogenhausen with a flat main arch and small supporting arches, decorated with four allegorical sculpture groups representing the four elements, integrated with animal reliefs on the piers.
BridgeBuilt
Location
Bogenhausen, Munich
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Luitpold Bridge
Theodor Fischer
A replacement bridge built after the 1899 flood catastrophe, featuring a single flat arch over 62m wide and allegorical sculptures representing the Bavarian tribal regions at the bridgeheads.
BridgeBuilt
Location
Munich
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Maximilian Bridge
Friedrich von Thiersch
The most imposing of the new Isar bridges, actually two bridges joined into one, with two large arches, richly decorated pierced parapet panels with plant motifs, and planned sculpture (Pallas Athene).
BridgeBuilt
Location
Munich
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Cornelius Bridge
Friedrich von Thiersch
A bridge spanning both arms of the Isar with simple ashlar masonry piers decorated with flat reliefs of Munich folk-type heads.
BridgeBuilt
Location
Munich
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Reichenbach Bridge
Friedrich von Thiersch
A four-arch bridge over the Isar with pierced parapets featuring iron chain-link motifs and relief putti with heraldic shields.
BridgeBuilt
Location
Munich
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Wittelsbacher Bridge
Theodor Fischer
A monumental four-arch bridge over the Isar with rusticated stonework and pierced corner towers, designed as a defensive-looking main bulwark against floodwaters.
BridgeBuilt
Location
Munich
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Country House Designs
Albert Schutte und Ad. Volmer
A series of country house designs (Nr. 2, 3, 4, 6, 7) by the Barmen architects Schutte and Volmer, discussed as expressions of a personal, regionally-rooted modern style, illustrated with facades, floor plans, and models.
Villa/Country House
Location
Barmen (Bergisches Land)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
New Building of the Münchner Neuesten Nachrichten
Max Littmann (Heilmann & Littmann)
A large monumental newspaper headquarters building fitted into the historic Sendlingerstrasse streetscape, combining a monumental facade with modern reinforced concrete construction, an expedition hall, and richly decorated interiors including a conference hall by Bruno Paul and a typesetting hall in the roof. Feature includes multiple views: facade detail, entrance hall and staircase, expedition hall, library, and various decorated rooms.
Office/Publishing BuildingBuilt
Location
Sendlingerstrasse, Munich
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
School House in Bournville
W. Alexander Harvey
A school in the garden city of Bournville accommodating 540 children with classrooms arranged around a central hall, a 60-foot tower housing a library and laboratory, and basement classrooms exploiting the sloping site.
SchoolBuilt
Location
Bournville, Birmingham
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Design for a Two-Family House
F. W. Jochem
A house design intended for two brothers and their families, located outside a Rhineland town, featuring white plaster, red brick, grey-yellow rubble stone base, and blue-painted timber elements; feature includes the diele, dining room fireplace wall, plans, and an accompanying 'Architekturstudie' with more monumental civic-style architecture.
Housing (Two-family house)Unbuilt
Location
Rheinland (near a city in the Rhineland)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
House Design (Concord, Mass.)
Will Bradley
An extensively illustrated unbuilt American house design by Will Bradley for 'The Ladies Home Journal', featuring living room, dining room, children's room, library, boudoir/damenzimmer, bedrooms, plans, and furniture designs, discussed in an accompanying essay by H. E. Berlepsch-Valendas.
A design for a wrought-iron garden enclosure, noted for its taut handling of the iron material.
Garden Design/FenceUnbuilt
Location
Düsseldorf
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
House of Cavalry Captain Schönwetter on Stafflenbergstrasse
Albert Eitel
A single-family house on Stafflenbergstrasse in Stuttgart for Rittmeister Schönwetter, shown with floor plans.
HouseBuilt
Location
Stafflenbergstrasse, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
House of Mr. P. Haag on Herdweg in Stuttgart
Hummel & Förstner
A single-family house on Herdweg in Stuttgart designed by Hummel & Förstner.
HouseBuilt
Location
Herdweg, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
House 'Homestead' in Bowdon near Hale
Edgar Wood
An English house by Edgar Wood of Manchester, illustrated with a view into the hall, floor plans, and an exterior photograph; noted for its pure functional forms, though the wooden bedroom porch was criticized.
HouseBuilt
Location
Bowdon bei Hale, Manchester, England
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
House of Mr. M. H. Clark, Jamestown N.Y.
E. G. W. Dietrich
A residence in Jamestown, New York with accompanying floor plan showing porch, hall, kitchen and dining room layout.
HouseBuilt
Location
Jamestown, New York, USA
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
House of Mr. Thomas E. Jones, Scranton, Pa.
E. G. W. Dietrich
A residence in Scranton, Pennsylvania, illustrated with exterior view and floor plans, blending American and English stylistic elements.
HouseBuilt
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Villa Heyman, Copenhagen
Carl Brummer
A villa under construction for Director Heyman with a generous plan, symmetrical facades, and a covered passage linking the main house to the stable; shown via model photographs and floor plans.
VillaUnbuilt
Location
Kopenhagen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
House Ivar Knudsen, Copenhagen
Carl Brummer
A 1904 villa for Director Ivar Knudsen representing the architect's mature style, with strict symmetry, classical calm facades, and use of red brick with white window frames; feature includes garden front, house entrance, and floor plans.
VillaBuilt
Location
Kopenhagen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Villa Henriques, Copenhagen
Carl Brummer
A 1903 villa for writer Axel Henriques, showing a transitional stage toward a more consciously independent architectural style, with floor plans shown.
VillaBuilt
Location
Kopenhagen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
House Dessau, Copenhagen
Carl Brummer
A 1902 residence for Director Martin Dessau noted for its refined interior design, furniture, and salon, combining national character with classical Renaissance influence.
VillaBuilt
Location
Kopenhagen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Villa Pedersen, Copenhagen
Carl Brummer
A 1898 villa in Copenhagen with an entrance showing a more pronounced Nordic character in its construction details and ornament.
VillaBuilt
Location
Kopenhagen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Country House 'Ellestuen' near Helsingör
Carl Brummer
A low country house built in 1896 for the writer Axel Swedstrup, using ample wood and blending harmoniously into the landscape.
Villa/Country HouseBuilt
Location
bei Helsingör, Denmark
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Church Project for Spiez
Senger & Pfister (Otto Pfister & Fl. v. Senger)
A competition/design project for a church in Spiez, shown with side elevation and floor plans.
Church/ReligiousUnbuilt
Location
Spiez
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Villa von Hoesslin
Peter Birkenholz
Feature covers the Villa von Hoesslin in Munich including garden facade, street facade, entrance gate, staircase/hall, dining room, bedroom, and children's bedroom - multiple views of the same residence.
VillaBuilt
Location
München, Prinzenstrasse 8 / Romanstrasse 13
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Villa 'Erxleben' in Grunewald
Hart & Lesser
A large, picturesquely composed villa in Grunewald near Berlin, illustrated with floor plans and a colored plate showing the extensive layout and execution of the building.
VillaBuilt
Location
Grunewald, Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
House in Wynnewood, Pa.
David Knickerbacker Boyd
A house in Wynnewood, Pennsylvania, described as having a typically New England physiognomy, contrasted with the Colonial-style house in Wayne; floor plans included.
Villa/Country houseBuilt
Location
Wynnewood, Pennsylvania, USA
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
'Smoll' House in Wayne, Pa.
David Knickerbacker Boyd
A house in the English manner in Wayne, Pennsylvania, referred to as the 'Smoll' house, with accompanying floor plans.
Villa/Country houseBuilt
Location
Wayne, Pennsylvania, USA
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
House in St. David, Pa.
David Knickerbacker Boyd
A house in St. David, Pennsylvania, with accompanying floor plans, contrasted in the text with the English-style 'Smoll' house in Wayne.
Villa/Country houseBuilt
Location
St. David, Pennsylvania, USA
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
House on Pine St., Philadelphia, Pa.
David Knickerbacker Boyd
An urban single-family house on Pine Street in Philadelphia, praised for refined simplicity of form, surface treatment and coloring, considered a model of the type; floor plans included.
Urban rowhouse / Single-family houseBuilt
Location
Pine Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Villa Müller in Oberloschwitz
Max Hans Kühne
A villa in Oberloschwitz near Dresden with notable interior color schemes, including a music room, a sunny golden living room with bay 'flower windows,' and an entrance hall (Diele) with blue and dark brown tones accented in gold.
VillaBuilt
Location
Oberloschwitz, Dresden
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Country House of Dr. Warda
Albert Gessner
A country house designed for a physician (Dr. Warda), cited as an example of Gessner's disciplined, ornament-free approach to villa design.
VillaBuilt
Location
Blankenburg, Thüringen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Apartment Buildings Mommsenstrasse 6, Niebuhrstrasse 2 and 78 (Block in Charlottenburg)
Albert Gessner
A group of apartment buildings (Mommsenstrasse 6, Niebuhrstrasse 2 and 78) forming a block in Charlottenburg, notable for individualized floor plans per unit, colored render facades (yellow, green, violet), garden courtyards, and decorative entrance portals. Feature includes entrance doors, gates, garden views, courtyard, and a model of the still-under-construction Niebuhrstrasse 2 building plus the nearby Mommsenstrasse 5 building under construction.
Housing (Apartment building)Built
Location
Charlottenburg, Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Private Bank in Helsinki
Lars Sonck & Valter Jung
A private bank building in Helsinki with interiors including the expedition hall, leaded glass window, and portal/vestibule, noted for its decorative work by Valter Jung influenced by Gesellius, Lindgren & Saarinen.
Office/BankBuilt
Location
Helsingfors (Helsinki)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Gatehouse in Wolves-Newton
A. Jessop Hardwick
A gatehouse in Wolves-Newton illustrated with an exterior photograph and ground plan.
GatehouseBuilt
Location
Wolves-Newton
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Gamekeeper's Cottage in Wolves-Newton
A. Jessop Hardwick
A small gamekeeper's cottage in Wolves-Newton, shown with exterior photograph and ground plan.