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 small, carefully proportioned lakeside house with a masonry base and timber-frame upper floor, oriented to maximize views of the lake and opposite shore; built for RM 12,000 without land or fee.
Villa/Small HouseBuilt
Location
near Ludwigshafen am Bodensee
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Gymnasium of the Stöckach School, Stuttgart
Hellmut Weber
A reinforced-concrete frame gymnasium built into a sloping site for the Stöckach School, with a play courtyard, oak parquet floor, timber ceiling, and adaptable stage/hall space for school celebrations.
School / Sports HallBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Pfalzstube in the Mannheimer Hof, Mannheim
Willy Ulmer
A rustic-style restaurant room ('Pfalzstube') built into the well-known Palasthotel in Mannheim, using smoked pine wood, straw-woven chair seats, and hand-crafted details.
Restaurant InteriorBuilt
Location
Mannheim
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Ifen Sports Hotel in the Kleinwalsertal
Hans Kirchhoff
A 60-bed mountain sports hotel with generous social spaces including a hall, dining room, and wraparound wooden balconies, built and operated by the architect himself, including the 'Walserstüble' interior.
HotelBuilt
Location
Hirschegg, Kleinwalsertal
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Defreggerstüberl in the Batzenhäusl Restaurant, Vienna
Heinz Rollig
A small new restaurant room ('Defreggerstüberl') added to the well-known Batzenhäusl restaurant in Vienna, incorporating a former saddler's workshop, with historic-patterned green curtains and a glass image of Defregger's birthplace.
RestaurantBuilt
Location
Vienna
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Glider Pilots' Home at Spitzerberg
Heinz Rollig
The first glider pilots' home in Austria, a timber hangar building with a main hall for aircraft and side wings for workshop, storage, sleeping and dining rooms, built for the Österreichischer Aero-Club and the Österr. Luftfahrtverband.
Sports/InstitutionalBuilt
Location
Spitzerberg, Austria
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Franz Josef House on the Grossglockner
Heinz Rollig
Extensive renovation and expansion of the historic Franz-Josef-Haus mountain hostel at 2400m altitude to serve increased tourist traffic following completion of the Großglocknerstraße, incorporating an old building and a 1935 terrace.
Mountain Hotel/RefugeBuilt
Location
Großglockner, Austria
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Adolf Hitler Youth Hostel, Berchtesgaden
Georg Zimmermann und Sohn
A large youth hostel on a hillside near Berchtesgaden built in traditional local timber-and-masonry forms, with 132 beds, communal dormitory, day rooms, training rooms, and terraces overlooking the Alps; 5918 cbm built volume, cost 152,000 RM.
Hostel/InstitutionalBuilt
Location
Berchtesgaden (Strub), Oberbayern
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Metal Research, Stuttgart (Institute Building and Workshop Building)
Günter Wilhelm
A multi-story institute building housing laboratories, offices, library, lecture room, and director's office, with an adjoining single-story workshop building for metal research, featuring welded steel construction. Feature includes the library, lecture hall, workshop halls, and technical construction drawings/sections.
Research Institute / LaboratoryBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Conversion of Residential and Business Premises B. in Fürth
Ludwig Bosch, Baden-Baden
Step-by-step conversion of a commercial building in Fürth housing the residence of a company owner, comprising a cloakroom with extensive built-in wardrobes, a parents' rest room, and the son's bedroom in ash wood; feature also includes a new teller/counter room and chief's office for the firm K. & B.
Interior/Office and ResidentialBuilt
Location
Fürth i. B.
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Single-Family House L. in Riedenberg
Denis Boniver
A single-family house shaped by zoning restrictions (limited storeys and eave height on the south side), with a sheltered south-facing sitting area and ground-floor bedroom for the owner's mother.
VillaBuilt
Location
Riedenberg bei Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
House M. in Riedenberg
Denis Boniver
A house for a Stuttgart civil servant with wife and two children, on the edge of a Filder village, with an economical high-utility floor plan; giving up a separate dining room allowed a study for the master of the house.
VillaBuilt
Location
Riedenberg bei Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
House F. in Stuttgart
Denis Boniver
A two-family house on a steep 30-degree slope at the edge of Stuttgart, broadly laid out along the contour line with light plaster, green shutters, natural wood, and a reddish sandstone base; the lower apartment fitted out by interior architect Otto Schenk.
Housing (Two-Family House)Built
Location
Richard-Wagner-Straße, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Single-Family House K. in Hochkamp
Carl Hermann
A single-family house exploiting a modest ground-level difference to tuck the garage under the west end without it being visible from street or garden; clinker plinth, quellfugen brick walls, large restful roof surfaces.
VillaBuilt
Location
Hochkamp
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Single-Family House with View of the Harburg Hills
Carl Hermann
A single-family house sited on a flattened hilltop, influenced by old trees on the site and the view towards the Harburg hills; garage set into the hillside; built 1933, 1220 cbm for about RM 41,000.
VillaBuilt
Location
Blankenese area
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Riding Stable, Hamburg
Carl Hermann
A stable building with three boxes, a saddle room, and a groom's room, built next to a Hamburg country house in its old park, roofed with a hayloft connected to ground floor by a chute.
Stable/OutbuildingBuilt
Location
Hamburg (old park of a Hamburg country house)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
House de la Camp, Blankenese
Carl Hermann
A spacious single-family house of about 1400 cbm on the high northern bank of the Elbe in old parkland, appearing nearly single-storey with a heather-thatched roof; parents' bedrooms on ground floor; built 1935 for about RM 46,000.
VillaBuilt
Location
Blankenese (Elbufer)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
House of German Art, Munich
Ludwig Troost (verstorben)
The monumental House of German Art, personally promoted by the Führer, the last work of the late architect Ludwig Troost, nearing completion for a major art exhibition in summer 1937.
Cultural/MuseumBuilt
Location
Munich, am Südende des Englischen Gartens
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Ludwig Bridge, Munich
Fritz Beblo
Two new monumental bridges over the Isar's two arms near the Deutsches Museum, part of a major traffic route from Hauptbahnhof/Marienplatz towards Haidhausen-Rosenheim.
Bridge/InfrastructureBuilt
Location
Munich
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Assembly Hall and Library Building of the Deutsches Museum, Munich
German Bestelmeyer
Extension of the Deutsches Museum with a library building (bookstacks, reading rooms, journal hall) and a large congress/assembly hall seating 2000, completed under National Socialist government after a 1927 competition won by Bestelmeyer.
Cultural/MuseumBuilt
Location
Munich (Isarinsel)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Market and City Hall for Vevey
Schohinger, Taverney, Oetaz
A modern engineering hall serving as market, sports, and festival hall in old Vevey, covering about 2500 sqm, with an economical double-arch structure with glazing designed by engineer Sarrazin, and a mushroom-slab parking deck.
Civic/Market HallBuilt
Location
Vevey, Switzerland
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
New Furnishings of the WK Association
Rudolf Frank
A series of new furniture ensembles (bedroom, dining room, study, library) designed for the Verband Deutsche Wohnungskunst, emphasizing refined craftsmanship over novelty.
Furniture/InteriorBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
House in Hamburg-Aumühle
Erich Elingius und Gottfried Schramm
A small whitewashed brick house with a flat-pitched red tile roof; living and dining room take up three-quarters of the ground floor.
VillaBuilt
Location
Hamburg-Aumühle
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Small House in Klein-Flottbek
Erich Elingius und Gottfried Schramm
The house of a single lady in an Elbe suburb, built 9x9 m with a large living room with open fireplace occupying the full half of the ground floor; 395 cbm, built 1932 for about RM 12,000.
VillaBuilt
Location
Klein-Flottbek bei Hamburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
House P. in Reinbek
Erich Elingius und Gottfried Schramm
A residential house built in 1936 in the Sachsenwald area on gently hilly terrain, as a secondary house in a large park with old trees; 826 cbm for about RM 25,000.
VillaBuilt
Location
Reinbek
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Own House of Architect Gottfried Schramm
Gottfried Schramm
The architect's own house on the high north bank of the Elbe, using red hand-formed brick, white woodwork, and a black tiled roof, with story height determined by existing antique mahogany furniture.
VillaBuilt
Location
Elbufer, Hamburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Larger Single-Family House in Othmarschen (House G.)
Erich Elingius und Gottfried Schramm
A large single-family house built in 1936 with 1620 cbm volume for approx. RM 55,000, designed with soundproofed separation between parents' and children's rooms; oldenburg clinker brick, white-painted woodwork, copper-red tiles.
VillaBuilt
Location
Othmarschen, Hamburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Two-Family Houses at Fontenay, Hamburg
Erich Elingius und Gottfried Schramm
Twenty identical double houses in one of Hamburg's best residential areas at the Außenalster, built as bound, inalienable property, 1510 cbm each for RM 46,000.
HousingBuilt
Location
Fontenay, Hamburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
House of Youth, Tübingen
Ernst Breitling (mit Hans Bruhn)
A combined youth hostel and Hitler Youth home built along the Neckar river, integrating dormitories, day rooms, kitchens, and Hitler Youth offices in a clear plan; developed from competition designs by Bruhn and Breitling into a final executed design by Breitling.
Youth Hostel / Community BuildingBuilt
Location
Tübingen, am Fuße des Oesterbergs, Neckarufer
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Henkel Promotional House Berlin-Charlottenburg
Walter Furthmann
A promotional/exhibition house for Henkel (Persil, Ata etc.) demonstrating washing techniques to visitors, including reception hall, lecture hall, film hall, and refreshment areas, built on a constrained existing site in the Tiergarten district.
Cultural/ExhibitionBuilt
Location
Englische Straße, Berlin-Charlottenburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Thompson Works Conversion and Extension, Düsseldorf
Walter Furthmann
Conversion and extension of an existing office building for the Thompson soap factory, including a new reception hall with reception rooms, an enlarged open-plan office through glass partitions, and an added assembly hall for 120 people.
OfficeBuilt
Location
Erkrather Straße, Düsseldorf
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
House Dr. F. M. in Braunschweig
Walter Furthmann
A large, clear residential house near Braunschweig with a garden terrace, swimming pool, and separate service wing; heated by oil firing with electric cooking. Feature includes views of the garden front, entrance, hall glass wall, and details.
VillaBuilt
Location
Braunschweig
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Single-family House M. E. in Stuttgart, Am Bismarckturm
Hans Eitel
A spacious house on a south-facing hillside in northern Stuttgart with panoramic views of the city, designed so the ground and upper floors could be separated into two apartments, featuring a glazed veranda, rustic 'Bauernzimmer,' garden house, and a bathhouse with pool in the lower garden.
Villa/Single-family houseBuilt
Location
Stuttgart, Am Bismarckturm
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Two-family House Sch. in Stuttgart-Degerloch
Hans Eitel
A two-family house in Stuttgart-Degerloch with two equivalent four-room apartments on the ground and upper floors, main living room facing southwest with unobstructed views, and a discreetly placed staircase.
Two-family houseBuilt
Location
Stuttgart-Degerloch
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Vineyard House of the D. Family above Schorndorf
Emil Schussler
A small house built high in a vineyard for an old Schorndorf winegrowing family, with the vintner's quarters below and a communal living space above for family members living elsewhere, built simply with concrete lower floor and timber-frame upper floor for RM 5,000.
Small vineyard houseBuilt
Location
Above Schorndorf
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
House K. near Uhlbach
Emil Schussler
A modest, practical house built for a fitter's family with two children on the northwest slope overlooking the Neckar valley, with living quarters on one floor and bedrooms on another, built for a low budget of RM 13,000.
Small single-family houseBuilt
Location
Uhlbach
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Air-raid Shelter and Beer Cellar of a Stuttgart Hotel (Hotel Rauh)
Emil Schussler
Conversion of a large vaulted cellar of the old Hotel Rauh in Stuttgart into an air-raid shelter combined with a convivial beer cellar seating 120, complete with required air-raid defense fittings and cheerful wall paintings.
Hospitality/Civil Defense InteriorBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
House Dr. O. above Ebingen
Paul Darius
A single-family house situated 900m high on a west-facing slope near Ebingen, oriented toward the south for warmth, with a garden house containing a Liegehalle and rustic drinking room, and extensive terracing and retaining walls following the hillside.
Villa/Single-family houseBuilt
Location
Above Ebingen, Württemberg (Swabian Alb)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
House Sch. and House K. on the Engelberg (Leonberg)
Paul Darius
Two related country houses built by Paul Darius on the Engelberg hill above Leonberg, with timber-framed gables, a main residential wing and a lower wing with bedrooms and garage, arranged to preserve the hillside's character. Feature includes exterior views, sun terrace, hall, and interior living spaces.
Villa/Single-family housesBuilt
Location
Engelberg, Leonberg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
Administrative Building of the Feuersozietät Fire Insurance of the Province of Brandenburg
Paul Mebes und Paul Emmerich
New administrative headquarters for the historic Feuersozietät fire insurance institution, featuring a Muschelkalk stone facade, a large courtyard, richly decorated staircase and meeting rooms, and numerous artistic collaborations in sculpture, glass, and mural painting. Feature includes floor plans, sections, courtyard views, staircase, meeting rooms, and decorative details across many pages.
Office/Administrative BuildingBuilt
Location
Berlin, Am Karlsbad
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1937
Open project
De Telegraaf Printing House, Amsterdam
J. F. Staal (künstlerische Überwachung), G. J. Langhout (Entwurf und Oberleitung, Ingenieur)
A large newspaper printing and office building built 1928-1930 with a reinforced concrete frame, housing printing presses, editorial offices, and administration, featuring a 53m tower and extensive mechanical/ventilation systems.
Office/Industrial (Newspaper Building)Built
Location
Voorburgwal, Amsterdam
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1931
Open project
Country House for Director R.
Erich Rosenfelder, Korntal
A remodeled and refurnished country house with distinct rooms including a living room in French walnut, a music room in ebony with a Schiedmayer grand piano, a dining room in cream lacquer, and children's and parents' bedrooms with custom furniture in various woods and colors.
Villa/ResidentialBuilt
Location
Korntal-Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1931
Open project
Living rooms and Café by Ignaz Kaufmann, Stuttgart
Ignaz Kaufmann, Stuttgart
A combined living and dining space with library (Wohnung B. in Stuttgart) featuring Tekko wallpaper and Salubra ceiling covering, and a café conversion with a complex floor plan, both using contrasting materials such as opaque glass, dark-stained oak, and Caucasian walnut paneling.
Residential Interior / CaféBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1931
Open project
Furniture by Gerta Schroedter, Talheim near Heilbronn
Gerta Schroedter
Bedroom and dining room furniture including a bedroom in Birnbaum wood, a dining set with extension table and credenza in natural walnut, and a rolling tea table and small writing desk.
Interior/FurnitureBuilt
Location
Talheim bei Heilbronn
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1931
Open project
Furniture by Richard Götz, Stuttgart
Richard Götz, Stuttgart
Furniture pieces including cabinet furniture, a sitting corner with table in American walnut, cane-seated chairs, and a rocking chair and dressing table in maple, demonstrating modern functional design with fine proportion and wood selection.
Interior/FurnitureBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1931
Open project
Hi-Hat Restaurant in Los Angeles
J. R. Davidson, Los Angeles
A comfortable American restaurant with a two-story kitchen, a metal-and-glass facade of copper and Zenitherm panels, and an illuminated sign, designed for maximum guest comfort with carefully calculated seating layouts.
RestaurantBuilt
Location
Los Angeles
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1931
Open project
Roberts American Restaurant on Kurfürstendamm
Robert Lederer, Berlin
A comfortable quick-service restaurant with cream-colored walls, dark brown Windsor chairs, colorful lamp shades, patented folding bar stools, and an innovative punch-card payment system; feature includes multiple interior views and plans.
RestaurantBuilt
Location
Kurfürstendamm, Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1931
Open project
Residential and Office Buildings by Weinwurm & Vecsei
Weinwurm & Vecsei, Preßburg (also Fritz Weinwurm alone for Villa Verö)
A feature article covering multiple villas (Tomanek, Dr. Lengyel, Dr. Kuchta, Verö in Nitra) and office/residential buildings (Westslowakische Elektrizitätsgesellschaft, Phönix-Lebensversicherung) by the architect duo in the Slovak region, characterized by clear rational forms responding to the landscape.
Villa / Office / Mixed-useBuilt
Location
Preßburg (Bratislava) and Nitra, Slovakia
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1931
Open project
Küsnacht Lakeside Bath
Steger & Egender, Zürich
A lakeside bathing facility with separate cabin areas for men and women, a restaurant terrace, a school changing area, diving tower, and sports fields, built in reinforced concrete with Eternit panel doors; feature includes plans, cross-sections and multiple photographic views.
Recreational/BathBuilt
Location
Küsnacht, Zürich
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1931
Open project
Warehouse of the Lindt & Sprüngli Chocolate Factory
Peter Meyer (künstlerische Beratung), Eisenbau Koch & Co. (Bau)
A large advertising-style warehouse cube in steel skeleton with brick infill, functioning as a striking billboard-like structure along the railway line.