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 country house design planned for construction near Moscow in the following year, featuring national Finnish character combined with refined ornamentation, carved intarsia, and woven wall coverings; includes a hall, a 'Studio' room, bedroom, and floor plans.
VillaUnbuilt
Location
near Moscow
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Group of Residential Houses in Helsingfors
Gesellius, Lindgren & Saarinen
A group of residential houses in Helsingfors illustrating the new national Finnish architectural style, shown through multiple views including the portal, entrance gate, and interior spaces.
HousingBuilt
Location
Helsingfors (Helsinki)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
New Stock Exchange in Amsterdam
H. P. Berlage
Berlage's landmark stock exchange building, discussed extensively as a culmination of his rational, unornamented brick architecture; feature includes views of the portal, courtyard, and interior halls.
Commercial/CivicBuilt
Location
Amsterdam
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
A. Schaaffhausen Bank Association, Cologne
G. Wehling und A. Ludwig, Düsseldorf
Extensive remodeling of an existing 1860s bank building by Pflaume, undertaken from 1899 onward under Wehling and Ludwig, involving new foundations, a redesigned main hall replacing the old central staircase, elaborate vestibules, staircases, vaults, tresors, and hygienic facilities for staff. Feature includes numerous detail views: portal, vestibules, staircases, main hall, director's room, vault antechamber, staff toilets, and garden front.
Bank/CommercialBuilt
Location
Köln (Cologne), Unter Sachsenhausen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Country House of Mr. J. Neustätter, Schönberg
R. Burkhardt & W. Versch
A country house oriented toward views of the Taunus mountains and the Cronberg castle tower, built with a green Taunus slate base, brick masonry with tinted mortar render, and Ludwig-style roof tiles; costs approximately 40,000 Mark.
VillaBuilt
Location
Schönberg im Taunus
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
House of Mr. E. Wetzlar in Cronberg
Otto Bäppler
A house built in local materials including Taunus slate base, Königsbach sandstone window surrounds, and half-timbering, with steam heating and electric light, costing about 100,000 Mark.
VillaBuilt
Location
Cronberg im Taunus
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
The New Buildings on Palmenstrasse and Ahornstrasse in Basel
Rudolf Linder & Paul Burckhardt
A row housing development combining features of the rural single-family house (garden access, loggias, balconies) with the conveniences of urban apartment living; Linder designed the overall conception, Burckhardt the facades. Feature includes plans, perspective view, and hall interior.
HousingBuilt
Location
Basel
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Fireplace Area of a Dining Room
Hofmöbelfabrik Anton Pössenbacher
An executed dining room fireplace area with oak paneling, deep blue upholstered panel fields, a tempera-stenciled frieze, and a brass hood with light-blue glazed tiles.
InteriorBuilt
Location
München
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Coldecote Country House, Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire
E. Guy Dawber
A country house with a spacious layout typical of English rural estates, closely tied to traditional country building style.
Country HouseBuilt
Location
Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire, England
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Gateways with Loggia (Designs)
H. Kirchmayr
Two designs for large entrance gates with an overlying loggia, in the tradition of Tyrolean farmhouse carpentry and carving, revitalizing old Tyrolean craft techniques.
Farmhouse/GateUnbuilt
Location
Innsbruck
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Country Estate (Design by Georg Bewig)
Georg Bewig
A design for a country house arranging rooms informally without formal historical references, characterized as a yellowish-toned stucco building with a red tile roof and a copper-clad corner structure.
Villa/Country HouseUnbuilt
Location
Frankfurt a. M. (architect based)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Bedroom with Fireplace Nook (Design)
Edgar Wood
A bedroom built into the roof slope using exposed beam construction in the manner of old English houses, with a vaulted Rabitz ceiling and simple furniture.
Interior/Residential
Location
Manchester
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Village School (Design)
Theodor Veil
A design for a village school situated at a hollow way, with a staircase leading from the low-lying street to a covered terrace before the classroom floor, crowned by a modest clock tower; colors of local materials define the facade.
SchoolUnbuilt
Location
Munich (architect based), unspecified village
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
H. & J. Gutmann Department Store, Munich, Schwanthalerstrasse
Hönig & Söldner
A wholesale department store built as a stucco building with stencil ornaments and applied decorative work, addressing similar functional lighting requirements as the Isidor Bach store; feature includes a view of the light-well (Lichthof).
CommercialBuilt
Location
Schwanthalerstrasse Nr. 31, München
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Isidor Bach Department Store, Munich, Sendlingerstrasse
Hönig & Söldner
Praised as the most accomplished and functional Munich building of the year, with a nearly fully dissolved facade using slender iron strips between windows to unify two lower and three upper floors, emphasizing abundant light.
CommercialBuilt
Location
Sendlingerstrasse, München
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Apartment Houses on Franz-Josephstrasse in Munich-Schwabing
Josef Burger
A row of stucco apartment houses with grey combed rough mortar at the base and smooth yellow-toned plaster above, decorated with circles, ovals, squares and points in gold and muted colors; No. 9 is singled out as especially successful.
HousingBuilt
Location
Franz-Josephstrasse, München-Schwabing
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
House of Dr. R. von Hoesslin, Munich, Romanstrasse
Friedrich von Thiersch
A villa-like residence for the directing physician of the Neuwittelsbach sanatorium, described as an extraordinarily amiable work of almost classical character, with a strongly overhanging roof resting on a heavy cove.
VillaBuilt
Location
Romanstrasse, München
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Music Room at the St. Louis World's Fair 1904
Hermann Billing
A music room designed in its entirety, including architecture, mobiliar, and decorative elements, by Hermann Billing for the German section of the St. Louis World's Fair 1904; basilica-like hall with organ and grand piano at opposite ends, blue-green color scheme, and decorative works 'Die Musik' and glass window 'Orpheus'.
Cultural/ExhibitionBuilt
Location
St. Louis, U.S.A. (World's Fair 1904)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Project for a Country House on the Rhine
C. F. W. Leonhardt, Frankfurt a. M.
A country house project using red-jointed slate rubble stone, colored mortar plaster, and blue slate roofing, with estimated construction costs of about 18,000 Marks.
Villa/Country HouseUnbuilt
Location
Rhein (Rhine region)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Villa Bestgen, Cologne
Wehling & Ludwig, Düsseldorf
A large private villa on the Deutscher Ring in Cologne, notable for its sandstone and plaster construction, glass mosaic ornament using the Wehling process, and richly decorated interiors including a music room with a copy of Böcklin's 'Im Spiel der Wellen'. Feature includes multiple interior views: entrance hall, staircase, loggia, music room, dining room, bathroom, and main entrance.
VillaBuilt
Location
Deutscher Ring, Köln
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Competition Project for the Municipal and Savings Bank Building in Jablunkau
Hans Mayr
A competition entry design for a combined municipal administration and savings bank building in Jablunkau, submitted by Hans Mayr of Vienna.
Civic/OfficeUnbuilt
Location
Jablunkau
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Residential and Commercial House
F. W. Jochem
A design for a mixed residential and commercial building evoking a small provincial town character, with a ground floor of black rubble stone and shopfront, blue-glazed brick upper story, and a gabled attic with mosaic and copper roofing.
Mixed-use (residential/commercial)Unbuilt
Location
Darmstadt, Germany
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Country House in Caterham Valley
A. Jessop Hardwick
A country house on a hill overlooking the valley, with a central hall as main living space, flanked by living and bedrooms, with a service wing; features white plaster, red tile roofs, and oak woodwork.
VillaBuilt
Location
Caterham Valley, England
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Bournville Village (Workers' Settlement)
W. Alex. Harvey
A model workers' village near Birmingham founded by the cocoa manufacturer George Cadbury, with cottages designed by W. Alex. Harvey featuring gardens, hygienic layouts, and varied street facades. Feature includes numerous detail views: houses in Linden Road, Northfield, Sycamore Road, Holly Grove, a shop building in Maryvale Road, Dutch-style houses, and a country house, all part of the same village project.
HousingBuilt
Location
Bournville, near Birmingham, England
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Apartment Houses, F. W. Jochem, Darmstadt
F. W. Jochem
A cost-efficient apartment building development on a 50-meter street-front plot, designed with small two-, three- and four-room apartments for factory officials and workers, minimal architectural ornament, and a central mandated 4-meter carriage passage.
Housing/Apartment BuildingBuilt
Location
Darmstadt
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Entrance Gate of a Manor Estate
P. de Rutte
Design for the entrance gate of a manor estate combining a gatehouse and large gate for grain wagons, built in brick and timber with sandstone bands and a glazed-tile frieze, with a small oriel for surveillance.
Gatehouse/Estate Entrance
Location
Paris (architect); estate location unspecified
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Living Room of a Castle
Hans Heller
Study for the living room of a castle, part of the Darmstadt artists' colony circle around Olbrich, with white-lacquered paneling, gray-green silk wall coverings, and a deeply recessed fireplace with copper and tile detailing.
Schloss/InteriorBuilt
Location
Darmstadt
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Hall of a Country House
Oskar Fischer
Design for the hall (Diele) of a country house for a sailing and fishing enthusiast, with coarse-grained wood paneling in green stain and white-painted stair railing and nook furniture.
Villa/Interior
Location
Kiel
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Country House in Wilhelmsburg near St. Pölten
Max H. Joli
A design intended for Wilhelmsburg that reflects the local landscape and vernacular building tradition, combining a semi-rustic appearance with modern luxury requirements for summer residence use.
Villa/Country House
Location
Wilhelmsburg bei St. Pölten, Austria
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Reading Room - Renovation of a Hotel in Wiesbaden
L. Maclachlan
A competition design for a reading room in a large hotel remodeling, featuring white lacquered and matted wood, white stuccoed walls and ceiling, and a deep blue Smyrna carpet; the project remained unbuilt.
Hotel/InteriorUnbuilt
Location
Wiesbaden
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Residence of Architect H. T. Buckland in Edgbaston
H. T. Buckland & E. H. Farmer
A typical English house with plain rough-cast brick exterior, a wide overhanging tile roof and white-painted woodwork, prioritizing interior finishing (hall and dining room hardwood-panelled) over external ornament.
Villa/ResidenceBuilt
Location
Edgbaston, Birmingham, England
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
A Small Castle
Hugo M. Roeckl
A symmetrical exhibition model with central axis, twin projecting wings, semicircular flanking walls forming a courtyard with two drives, a rear garden, and separate servant access to kitchen and household areas.
Villa/SchlossUnbuilt
Location
München (exhibition project)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
The Red House
Hugo M. Roeckl
A small brick villa with high gables, tinted blue-grey and covered in ivy or vine, set in an orchard; described as the most charming and finely atmospheric of Roeckl's exhibition models. Also illustrated with plans on Tafel 21/22.
VillaUnbuilt
Location
München (exhibition project)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
The Yellow House
Hugo M. Roeckl
Exhibition model of a compact square villa placed at the front corner of a small plot, with garden divided into play area, flower garden with basin, and vegetable garden centered on a clipped-hedge temple.
VillaUnbuilt
Location
München (exhibition project)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
The Green House
Hugo M. Roeckl
Exhibition model of a villa on a terraced sloping site with four matching gables and an encircling balcony, with formal garden, fountain and hedges; shown at the Munich Kunst-Ausstellung 1903.
VillaUnbuilt
Location
München (exhibition project)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Demountable Worker's House
Léon Benouville
A demountable prefabricated worker's house of simple light timber construction with insulating air gaps in walls, ca. 56 sqm footprint, priced at 10,000 francs including furnishing for 2,500 francs; exhibited at the Societe nationale des Beaux-Arts salon.
Worker HousingBuilt
Location
France (Beauvais, Bagny, Epinal, etc.)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Country House (Design)
André Collin
A country house design combining elegance and cheerful comfort, using sandstone masonry with white plaster surfaces, blue and green stained pine, and red tile roofs, sited notionally along the hills of the Seine.
Villa/Country HouseUnbuilt
Location
near the Seine, Paris region
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Semi-Detached House Project
P. de Rutte & J. Bassompierre
A project for a semi-detached double house where living rooms face the garden rather than the street for privacy; built on a rubble stone base with plastered walls and faience tile and shingle cladding on upper portions.
HousingUnbuilt
Location
Paris
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Studio Building (Interior)
G. M. Ellwood
Interior of a studio building comprising a small vestibule, a large studio space, and a bedroom above reached via a gallery; features simple decorative materials including stained oak floors, lacquered fir, and colored cement.
Studio/AtelierBuilt
Location
London
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Façade of an Apartment House
Hanns Schlicht
A design for the façade of a narrow apartment building between two streets, built of concrete, iron and brick with rich stucco decoration and polychrome painting in the upper stories.
Housing/Apartment buildingUnbuilt
Location
Dresden
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
The Woodbine Inn, Handsworth
H. F. Buckland & E. H. Farmer
A planned inn building on a sloping site, faced with red Dutch brick, handmade tile roofing, oak exterior joinery and copper gutters; excavation about to begin at time of writing.
Inn/HospitalityUnbuilt
Location
Handsworth, Birmingham
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Hunting Lodge (Design)
Wunibald Deininger
A design for a hunting lodge with simple large-scale forms, white plastered walls, and wood-shingle roofing, planned around a central hall (Rempter) with adjoining dining room and private chambers.
Hunting LodgeUnbuilt
Location
Wien (unbuilt, sited notionally on a forest clearing)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Villa E. Rudolph, Zurich (Hall and Dining Room)
Curjel & Moser
Interior study of the hall and dining room of the Villa E. Rudolph in Zurich, richly detailed with stained fir wood paneling, oak parquet, stucco ceiling, Läuger ceramic tiles, and silk drapery, shown across two plates (Tafel 9 and Tafel 15).
VillaBuilt
Location
Zürich
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Christ Church
Curjel & Moser
A Protestant church completed a few years prior, notable for its centralized cross-shaped plan with short broad arms suited to Protestant worship, and its colorful interior including stained glass and a stone crucifix by Fried. Dietsche.
ChurchBuilt
Location
Karlsruhe (west side of city)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Villa of Privy Councillor Robert Koelle
Curjel & Moser
A villa for Geh. Komm.-Rat Robert Koelle featuring a main entrance with carriage drive, hall, gable, oriel window at the bedroom, and window details; illustrated across several detail views as part of one continuous feature.
VillaBuilt
Location
Karlsruhe
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Bank Building Veit L. Homburger
Curjel & Moser
A bank building executed entirely in yellowish Spessart sandstone with a wrought-iron gate; discussed as an example of Curjel & Moser's unified use of large glazed façades combined with stone construction.
Commercial/BankBuilt
Location
Karlsruhe
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Villa for Mr. G. in M., Savoy
E. Monod & A. Laverrière
A villa planned for a large park estate in the mountains of Savoy, using local yellowish stone left partly rough and partly rendered, with larch wood for balconies and railings tinted with a red-lead wash.
VillaUnbuilt
Location
Savoy (France)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Villa Mez, Freiburg im Breisgau
Hermann Billing
Interior view of the fireplace area of the hall, featuring oak paneling and furniture, marble fireplace with polished brass inlays, leather-upholstered iron-clad seating, and thick woolen carpets.
VillaBuilt
Location
Freiburg im Breisgau
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Main Gate of a Zoological Garden, Munich
Paul Burckhardt
A main gate for a zoological garden with a massive arched entrance flanked by two ticket booths supporting a wooden canopy roof, decorated with colorful plaster reliefs of birds and elephants.
Cultural (Zoo Gate)
Location
Munich
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1904
Open project
Memorial Chapel
Robert Rittmeyer
A memorial chapel built atop a platform on a natural rock outcrop, commemorating a significant historical event; walls, roof and bell tower are constructed of weather-resistant stone, interior left unplastered with a gilded stone altar.