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 semi-detached house named 'New Inn' in Wolves-Newton, illustrated with exterior view and ground plan.
Housing (Semi-detached)Built
Location
Wolves-Newton
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
"Hill Farm" in Wolves-Newton
A. Jessop Hardwick
A farmhouse-style residence in Wolves-Newton, shown with exterior view and ground plan.
FarmhouseBuilt
Location
Wolves-Newton
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
House "Woodhouse" in Roehampton, Surrey
A. Jessop Hardwick
A residential house in Roehampton, Surrey, illustrated with exterior view and ground floor plan.
VillaBuilt
Location
Roehampton, Surrey
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Country Seat in Wolves-Newton
A. Jessop Hardwick
A country house in Monmouthshire regarded as the finest example of Hardwick's use of the half-timbered English manor style; feature includes front and rear views, stable buildings, gatehouse, gamekeeper's cottage, entrance, and ground plans.
Villa/Country HouseBuilt
Location
Wolves-Newton, Monmouthshire, England
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Country House K.E. Knodt in Bensheim
Heinrich Metzendorf & Georg Metzendorf
A country house in Bensheim, illustrated with an exterior photograph and its ground plan.
VillaBuilt
Location
Bensheim
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Country House E. Heuser in Auerbach
Heinrich Metzendorf & Georg Metzendorf
A country house in Auerbach by the Metzendorf partnership, shown with exterior view and ground plan.
VillaBuilt
Location
Auerbach
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Country House A. Müller in Auerbach
Heinrich Metzendorf
A country house in Auerbach, illustrated with an exterior view and detailed ground floor plan.
VillaBuilt
Location
Auerbach
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Country House Bahner in Bensheim
Heinrich Metzendorf
A country house in Bensheim with floor plans shown; feature spans two pages including additional exterior views.
VillaBuilt
Location
Bensheim
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Country House Dr. Brandt in Auerbach
Heinrich Metzendorf
A country house in Auerbach designed by Heinrich Metzendorf, shown in an exterior photograph.
VillaBuilt
Location
Auerbach
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Country House Höhling in Bensheim
Heinrich Metzendorf
A country house in Bensheim shown with its ground plan and exterior view.
VillaBuilt
Location
Bensheim
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Synagogue in Heppenheim
Heinrich Metzendorf
A synagogue building in Heppenheim, illustrated with an exterior view and its ground plan.
Cultural (Religious)Built
Location
Heppenheim
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Country House H. Metzendorf in Heppenheim
Heinrich Metzendorf
The architect's own country house in Heppenheim, shown with exterior view and ground floor plan.
VillaBuilt
Location
Heppenheim
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Country House Dr. Wetz in Heppenheim
Heinrich Metzendorf
A country house by Heinrich Metzendorf, illustrated with exterior views and floor plans as part of a feature on his work along the Bergstrasse.
VillaBuilt
Location
Heppenheim
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1906
Open project
Summer and Hunting House H. in Steingaden
A. Akos
Conversion of an old estate stable into a summer hunting residence, with the vaulted stable space repurposed as a garage, garden hall, and entrance hall, and main living rooms above with historic 16th-century intarsia paneling.
Country House (conversion)Built
Location
Steingaden
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
House Dr. S. near Oberstdorf
A. Akos
A house built on a steep mountain terrace known as 'the house on the slope', featuring a wraparound covered gallery, a cylindrical stairwell rising from the living hall, and a garden hall built into the sloping terrain.
Villa/Country HouseBuilt
Location
Near Oberstdorf
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Pharmacy in Oberstdorf
A. Akos
A pharmacy building at the Kurplatz in Oberstdorf with wooden arcades extending the street space, upper floors containing the pharmacist's apartment and a rental unit, richly detailed with handcrafted wood interiors and intarsia decoration.
Commercial/Pharmacy with HousingBuilt
Location
Oberstdorf
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Rooms and Furniture from the U.S.A. – Works by Gilbert Rohde
Gilbert Rohde
A survey of American interior and furniture design work by Gilbert Rohde, including a fashion house sales room in Cleveland, model home bedrooms, sofa units, dining sets, and small apartment furniture using steel tube and walnut construction.
Interiors/FurnitureBuilt
Location
New York/Cleveland/Chicago, USA
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Administration Building of Reese-Gesellschaft, Hameln
Paul Griesser
New administration building for a food manufacturing company, replacing outdated structures, with flexible glass-partitioned offices, laboratory rooms, a company apartment, and air-raid shelters in the basement.
Office/Administration BuildingBuilt
Location
Hameln an der Weser
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
New Factory Building for Dr. August Oetker, Bielefeld
Paul Griesser
A large new factory and administration building replacing outdated 1890s structures, featuring a staggered facade, flag tower, glazed light court, employee welfare facilities (assembly room, women's reception room, teaching kitchens), and air-raid protected basement; part of the reasons the firm was named an NS model business.
Industrial/FactoryBuilt
Location
Bielefeld
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
New Building for the Reichs-Kredit-Gesellschaft in Berlin
Fritz August Breuhaus
New bank headquarters building extending the Reichs-Kredit-Gesellschaft's frontage to Friedrichstraße, featuring a large ground-floor banking hall, upper administrative floors, shell-limestone cladding over a skeleton structure, marble interiors, and an advanced automatic climate control system.
Bank/Office BuildingBuilt
Location
Berlin, corner of Französische Straße and Friedrichstraße
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Furniture and Interiors by Hermann Maier, Stuttgart
Hermann Maier
A survey of furniture and interior work by master carpenter Hermann Maier and his sons, including a room for the Stuttgart Handwerkskammer, private studies, children's rooms, bedrooms, and individual furniture pieces, showcasing craftsmanship in solid woods like walnut, cherry, and pear.
Furniture/InteriorsBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Renovation of Kreuzhof Estate near Donauwörth
Walther Gottfried Koch
Renovation of a historic manor house (Herrenhaus), servants' house (Gesindehaus), stables, and construction of a new administrator's house on a historic estate; the manor house was reorganized with a new terrace, tiled stoves, and built-in cabinetry while preserving its historic character.
Estate/Manor HouseBuilt
Location
Near Donauwörth
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Renovation of a Country Estate in Bohemia
Elly und Oskar Oehler
Renovation and reorganization of an approximately 1000-year-old manor house for a wealthy industrialist, combining two building sections into cohesive room groups for summer stays, hunting, and winter sports, including a new terrace and vaulted living hall.
Villa/Country HouseBuilt
Location
Bohemia
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
House W. S. on the Elbe Riverbank in Blankenese
Carl Hermann
A house for a married painter built directly at the foot of a steep riverbank on the Elbe, with the hillside facade showing only minor utility windows and the river side opening widely with a teak balcony serving as a studio; approx. 1340 cbm built volume.
Villa / Single-family houseBuilt
Location
Hamburg-Blankenese
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
House H. M. on the Elbchaussee, Hamburg-Othmarschen
Carl Hermann
A house sited on a plateau above the Elbe's steep bank amid old trees and lawns, with the sleeping floor set within the roof and clinker-faced facades, built for a childless couple; approx. 1600 cbm built volume.
Villa / Single-family houseBuilt
Location
Hamburg-Othmarschen, Elbchaussee
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
House W. in Blankenese
Carl Hermann und W. Baedeker
A brick house with white lime-wash render, divided into a main house, a freestanding loggia, and a garage building, with a sheltered courtyard and garden orientation drawing on regional (Danish/English-influenced) forms; approx. 1350 cbm built volume.
Villa / Single-family houseBuilt
Location
Hamburg-Blankenese
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Prinzenhof, Cologne
Hans Heinz Lüttgen
A steel-skeleton mixed-use building at the corner of the Ring and Aachener Straße in Cologne, containing a large ground/mezzanine restaurant and five upper floors with small apartments, curved to follow the street corner and clad in oiled travertine.
Mixed-use / Housing / RestaurantBuilt
Location
Köln, am Ring / Aachener Straße
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Neumarkt Arcade, Cologne
Wilhelm Riphahn
A pedestrian arcade with glazed shopfronts connecting the Neumarkt to Schildergasse, flanked by two new travertine-clad apartment and office buildings around 'Haus Hindenburg', including a branch of the municipal savings bank lit from above.
Mixed-use / Commercial / HousingBuilt
Location
Köln, Neumarkt / Schildergasse
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Furniture and Interior Design Department, Württemberg State School of Arts and Crafts, Stuttgart
Adolf G. Schneck (Abteilungsvorstand); G. Kappler, J. Rosenfelder, Fr. Harres (Fachlehrer)
A feature on the furniture-building and interior design department of the Stuttgart arts and crafts school, showing student works including solid wood cabinets, chairs, room perspectives, and construction drawings as training exercises.
Educational / FurnitureBuilt
Location
Stuttgart (Weißenhof)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Willy Sachs Stadium, Schweinfurt
Paul Bonatz und Kurt Dübbers (Gesamtplanung); Kurt Dübbers (Hochbauten)
A large sports park donated by industrialist Willy Sachs, comprising a main stadium with 1000 covered seats and earthen embankments for 12,000, a restaurant/clubhouse building, tennis house, and extensive grounds with athletic and playing fields.
Sports / StadiumBuilt
Location
Schweinfurt, Niederwerrnerstraße
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
New Art Museum, Paris
Dondel, Aubert, Viard und Dastugue
A new art museum building housing an exhibition of 'Masterpieces of French Art' from the early Middle Ages to near-present, and a historical exhibition of the cities of Paris and Rome.
Museum / CulturalBuilt
Location
Paris, France
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Swiss Pavilion, Paris International Exhibition 1937
Bräuning, Leu & Dürig
A purely constructive pavilion for Switzerland, noted for its clean lines and strong display technique for products, transport and sport.
Exhibition PavilionBuilt
Location
Paris, France
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Danish Pavilion, Paris International Exhibition 1937
T. Hvass
Denmark's pavilion, adapted skillfully to sloping terrain and lit by large windows.
Exhibition PavilionBuilt
Location
Paris, France
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Austrian Pavilion, Paris International Exhibition 1937
Oswald Haerdtl
Austria's pavilion, designed as a large advertising vitrine with a wall-sized photographic image of the Großglockner road.
Exhibition PavilionBuilt
Location
Paris, France
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
British Pavilion, Paris International Exhibition 1937
Oliver Hill
Great Britain's exhibition pavilion, entered at street level with a spiral ramp leading down at the end of the hall.
Exhibition PavilionBuilt
Location
Paris, France
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Cologne Pavilion, Paris International Exhibition 1937
Josef Op Gen Oorth
A wooden pile-construction pavilion for the city of Cologne on the Seine, serving as both exhibition house and restaurant with river views.
Exhibition Pavilion / RestaurantBuilt
Location
Paris, France (Seine riverbank)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
International Exhibition Paris 1937 - German House
Albert Speer (exterior); W. Brinkmann / Woldemar Brinkmann (interior)
The German pavilion at the 1937 Paris exhibition, featuring a tower with the national emblem 55 m high and a large exhibition hall bridging the Avenue de Tokio, in steel-skeleton construction clad in German stone.
Exhibition PavilionBuilt
Location
Paris, France
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Nazi Party Rally Grounds Nuremberg (German Stadium, Congress Hall, Zeppelin Field, Overall Plan)
Albert Speer (Gesamtplanung, Deutsches Stadion); Ludwig Ruff (Kongreßhalle)
Massive party rally grounds including the Deutsches Stadion designed for 400,000 spectators, the Kongreßhalle, Zeppelinfeld, and Märzfeld, organized along a monumental axis linking the old city center and a wooded ridge; the stadium was under construction and largely unbuilt in final form.
Civic / Assembly / SportsUnbuilt
Location
Nürnberg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
House of Director H., Berlin-Dahlem
Rambald von Steinbüchel
A retirement home for a couple built in 1935 on a small 6.5-ar plot, notable for its consistent orientation to the south sun, corner plant-window on the ground floor, and covered upper-floor terrace; cost about RM 25,000 without land.
VillaBuilt
Location
Berlin-Dahlem
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Doctor's House Dr. B., Berlin-Steglitz
Rambald von Steinbüchel
A single-family house combining a doctor's practice (waiting room, treatment rooms) with living quarters, designed to be divisible into two apartments if needed; approx. 1350 cbm, built with Ludovici national stone, cost ca. RM 45,000 in 1936.
Villa with Medical PracticeBuilt
Location
Berlin-Steglitz
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Hairdresser Cz., Vienna
Josef Becvar und Viktor Ruczka
A small hairdresser's shop whose disproportionately high room was visually corrected with a mat covering up to door height, featuring a playful wall mural by Leopold Pfeffer above the enclosed stove.
Retail/ShopBuilt
Location
Vienna
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Shop Conversion Teppel & Co., Kärntner Straße 17, Vienna
Josef Becvar und Viktor Ruczka
Small ground-floor shop conversion with natural oak wood, red saffiano leather upholstery, and reseda-colored cork linoleum flooring, illuminated through tall vitrines flanking the shop door.
Conversion of a narrow ground-floor shopfront (3m wide) for an established tailoring firm selling fine menswear, with a grey-blue Labrador granite portal and polished white metal detailing, plus new upper-floor rooms.
Retail/ShopBuilt
Location
Vienna, Kärntner Straße
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Grabenbuffet, Vienna
Josef Vytiska
A two-story café/restaurant with a light grey marble front, ground floor and upper floor dining rooms, colorful wall paintings on white ground, steel tube furniture, and marble tabletops; notably deep and narrow footprint of 22m x 3.80m.
Restaurant/CaféBuilt
Location
Vienna
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Jewelry Store Tresnak, Vienna
Josef Vytiska
A small, high-value jewelry shop with a 2.46m-wide storefront of dark green, yellow, and white-veined marble and polished metal window frames, plus a glass etching in the skylight by Hilde Schmidt-Jesser.
Retail/ShopBuilt
Location
Vienna
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Tailoring House H., Ladies' Department, Vienna
Eugen und Paul Wörle
New ladies' department with separate entrance added to an upper floor of an elegant tailoring business, with lemon-wood-papered walls, oak flooring, and viewing rooms.
Retail/ShopBuilt
Location
Vienna
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Shoe Store L., Vienna
Max Feilerer mit Eugen und Paul Wörle
A shoe store built into deep ground-floor rooms of an older building, featuring a large glass-roofed sales room converted from a courtyard and a passage built into the former entrance, with white plastered walls and Primavera wood.
Retail/ShopBuilt
Location
Vienna
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Motor Ship Hammershus - Interior Design
Kay Fisker und C. F. Moeller
Interior design of a large 850-passenger sea bathing steamer, including the first-class smoking salon, staircase, dining saloon, and third-class salon, emphasizing simple materials and refined proportions rather than luxurious ostentation.
Maritime/Ship InteriorBuilt
Location
Copenhagen (ship of Jonals Co.)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
The New Cologne Airport
Professor H. Mehrtens (design), with Arbeitsgemeinschaft E. Mewes, Albert und Bartsch
New major airport for Cologne with reception/administration building, operations yard, aircraft hangar, control tower, and grandstand, replacing an outdated airfield; opened to traffic August 1, 1936.
Transportation/AirportBuilt
Location
Cologne
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Apartment interiors by Willy Ulmer in Mannheim
Willy Ulmer
Two apartment interiors in Mannheim by Willy Ulmer, including a pine wood living-room cabinet, a writing cabinet with bookshelves, a small chest of drawers, and a built-in dining nook, achieved with simple means for a personal character.