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.
Eisenlohr und Pfennig (1st prize); Schenk und Becker (2nd prize); Prof. Schmitthenner (3rd prize); Fritz Fuß (4th prize); Friedrich Werz and Hans Hartl (5th prize)
Design for an Equestrian Monument of the Teutonic Order Master Wolter von Plettenberg
Paul Wynand, Berlin
A 1934 design for an equestrian statue honoring the Teutonic Order master Wolter von Plettenberg.
MonumentUnbuilt
Publication
Die Form · 1934
Open project
Southwest Cemetery of Barcelona (Montjuich Central Cemetery)
A large terraced cemetery city built into the hillside above Barcelona's harbor, with tiered stacked burial chambers (5-7 stories), chapel-like structures, and lush Mediterranean vegetation.
CemeteryBuilt
Location
Montjuich, Barcelona, Spain
Publication
Die Form · 1934
Open project
Corpus Christi Procession Altar (square street altar)
Emil Steffann
A square, four-part altar with baldachin built by unemployed parish craftsmen, placed in the street to replace the traditional four separate altars for a Corpus Christi procession, creating a unified processional space.
Temporary religious installationBuilt
Location
Lübeck
Publication
Die Form · 1934
Open project
Nylars Church
One of the four round Bornholm churches with a strong central pillar increasing in thickness on upper floors and a defensive parapet.
Cultural (religious/fortified church)Built
Location
Bornholm, Denmark
Publication
Die Form · 1934
Open project
Oesterlars Church (St. Lawrence Church)
Largest of the four Bornholm round churches, built as a hollow cylinder with six arched openings in the lower story around a reinforced central pillar, with a Tympanon relief at the Northeast portal.
Cultural (religious/fortified church)Built
Location
Bornholm, Denmark
Publication
Die Form · 1934
Open project
Ols Church
One of four round fortified churches on Bornholm, with multiple floors, a central pillar, ring-vaults, and defensive openings; repaired in the early 18th century.
Cultural (religious/fortified church)Built
Location
Northern Bornholm, Denmark
Publication
Die Form · 1934
Open project
Competition for a Three-Room Apartment
Various entrants (342 submissions)
A design competition receiving 342 entries for furnishing a three-room apartment; judged by Karl Schmidt-Hellerau, who noted competent but unoriginal, overly rational designs.
Housing/CompetitionUnbuilt
Publication
Die Form · 1934
Open project
Masa Wood-Grain Printing Process Furniture
A photographic/printing process (Masa) transferring the appearance of fine wood grain onto cheaper wood or metal, criticized by the author for creating a false impression of value ('mehr scheinen als sein').
Furniture/Manufacturing ProcessBuilt
Publication
Die Form · 1934
Open project
Wooden Grave Markers
Th. Artur Winde
Wooden (mostly oak) grave markers designed by Th. Artur Winde as an alternative to stone, intended to be affordable and harmonious with nature.
Memorial/CulturalBuilt
Location
Dresden
Publication
Die Form · 1934
Open project
St. Aloysius Stained Glass Window
Glasmalerei Deppen
A stained glass window in the church at Danzig-Brösen depicting St. Aloysius, executed by the Deppen glass painting workshop.
Religious/CulturalBuilt
Location
Danzig-Brösen
Publication
Die Form · 1934
Open project
Eve (Appliqué)
Paula Engels
An appliqué textile artwork depicting Eve, part of a wall hanging.
Wall HangingBuilt
Publication
Die Form · 1934
Open project
St. Anthony (Sgraffito)
Theo M. Landmann
A sgraffito artwork combined with natural stone, installed in a garden near Osnabrück.
Cultural/ReligiousBuilt
Location
Garden near Osnabrück
Publication
Die Form · 1934
Open project
Furniture within the Marriage Loan Scheme (Kitchen-Living Room and Bedroom)
Hilmar Morgenroth
A set of affordable furniture for a combined kitchen-living space and bedroom, made of plywood with cherry, oak, or elm veneer, designed for young couples using the state marriage loan (Ehestandsdarlehen); total price 950 RM.
Housing/FurnitureBuilt
Location
Itzehoe i. Holstein
Publication
Die Form · 1934
Open project
Designs for Coins
E. P. Börner
Coin designs by E. P. Börner exploring materially appropriate lettering and imagery derived from punch/engraving techniques, contrasted with historic Brakteaten coins from the Otto Horn collection.
Coinage/Graphic Design
Location
Meißen
Publication
Die Form · 1934
Open project
Portrait Busts (Kurt Schwertfeger)
Kurt Schwertfeger
A series of portrait sculptures including likenesses of Dr. Holtze and Professor Rosenbauer, Stettin.
Cultural/PortraitBuilt
Location
Stettin
Publication
Die Form · 1934
Open project
The Memorial for the Fallen in Würzburg
Fried Heuler
A war memorial sculpture depicting the last comradely duty to a fallen soldier, praised for its classical, restrained, and emotionally powerful form.
Cultural/MemorialBuilt
Location
Würzburg
Publication
Die Form · 1934
Open project
New Products of Krausswerke (Hot Water Bottle, Lene Krauss sitz-bath, Turna Krauss washing machine, Pressa Krauss wringer, Zentri Krauss spin-dryer)
A series of household product designs by Krausswerke including a hot water bottle, a heated sitz-bath, a gyroscopic drum washing machine, and dryers/spin-dryers noted for innovative mechanisms.
Household AppliancesBuilt
Location
Schwarzenberg/Erzgebirge
Publication
Die Form · 1934
Open project
Cup Filter made of Jena Glass
W. Wagenfeld
A single-cup coffee filter made of Jena glass, developed in collaboration with W. Wagenfeld.
TablewareBuilt
Location
Jena
Publication
Die Form · 1934
Open project
Cup made of heat-resistant Jena glass
W. Wagenfeld
A cup made of heat-resistant Jena glass developed with the Jena glassworks Schott.
TablewareBuilt
Location
Jena
Publication
Die Form · 1934
Open project
Extension of the Oberschlema Radium Spa
Dr.-Ing. Hugo Koch
Winning competition entry for the extension of the Oberschlema radium spa, with the architect commissioned for further development of the design.
Cultural/SpaUnbuilt
Location
Oberschlema
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
Kochbrunnen Competition Wiesbaden
Eisenlohr und Pfennig (1st prize); Schenk und Becker (2nd prize); Prof. Schmitthenner (3rd prize); Fritz Fuß (4th prize); Friedrich Werz and Hans Hartl (5th prize)
A design competition for the Kochbrunnen in Wiesbaden, with prizes awarded to several architects including first prize to Eisenlohr and Pfennig of Stuttgart.
Cultural/Civic Fountain StructureUnbuilt
Location
Wiesbaden
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
Sonneberg Toys (modernized)
Prof. Staudinger
Modernized wooden toys designed by Prof. Staudinger, shown alongside traditional Sonneberg wooden toys and 'Bossinarbeit' figures dating from around 1700-1800, as part of efforts to revive home-industry toy craft.
ToyBuilt
Location
Sonneberg, Thüringen
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
Kloddram Settlement Estate - Conversion of a Barn into Farmhouses
Deutsche Erde, Siedlungs-Gesellschaft m.b.H.
Conversion of an old barn (Scheuer) into farmhouses, illustrating successful reuse of historic agricultural buildings for settlement housing.
Housing/AgriculturalBuilt
Location
Kloddram, Mecklenburg
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
Banzin Settlement Estate - Conversion of a Sheep Barn into Farmhouses
Deutsche Erde, Siedlungsgesellschaft m.b.H.
Conversion of an old sheep barn into farmhouses as part of the reuse of historic farm buildings for agricultural settlement purposes.
Housing/AgriculturalBuilt
Location
Banzin, Mecklenburg
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
New Farmhouses in Kobrow, Mecklenburg
C. Ch. Lörcher
New farmhouses built as part of the renewal of German farmhouse architecture, designed to reconnect with traditional rural building culture.
Housing/AgriculturalBuilt
Location
Kobrow, Mecklenburg
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
Bornholm Pottery (Storage Vessels, Jugs)
Unbekannte Handwerker (Bornholm)
Traditional utilitarian pottery vessels (storage jars, jugs) from Bornholm, discussed by W. Dexel as evidence that high formal quality can emerge purely from anonymous craft tradition without conscious artistic intent.
Craft/Household ObjectBuilt
Location
Bornholm, Denmark (Rönne)
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
Tablecloth 'Goose Eyes', 'Alkrus', 'Swedish Flora' and other Damask Table Linens
Damask and linen tablecloths based on traditional Swedish weaving patterns, some drawn from old pattern books, produced for domestic and church use.
TextileBuilt
Location
Sweden (Dalarna, Stockholm)
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
Furnishing Fabrics, Curtains, Wall Coverings made of Linen
Elsa Gullberg, Alf Munthe, Karl Malmsten, Märta Afzelius
A series of Swedish woven linen textiles for furniture, curtains, and wall coverings, including examples used for the M/S Kungsholm's dining room and the Skandinaviska Kredit A.B. director's office, shown as models for German linen weaving revival.
TextileBuilt
Location
Stockholm, Sweden
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
Exhibition 'German Script and its Development'
F. H. Ehmcke, München (curator); Plakat von Ortwin Eberle
An exhibition on the history and development of German script and typefaces, organized with the Bavarian State Library and the Archive for German Script, featuring historical manuscripts, early prints, and contemporary typographic work.
CulturalBuilt
Location
Neue Sammlung, München
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
Pictorial Tapestries (Sheep, Fish and Birds, Pasture)
Else Mögelin, Stettin
Hand-spun wool pictorial tapestries depicting sheep, fish and birds, and a pasture scene, with specific color and material descriptions given.
TextileBuilt
Location
Stettin
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
Animal Sculptures (Wildcat, Young Calf, Panther, Feeding Horse, Lying Foal)
Kurt Schwerdtfeger, Stettin
A series of animal sculptures in reinforced concrete (Eisenbeton), worked with tooth-chisel, depicting a wildcat, calf, panther, feeding horse, and lying foal, discussed in relation to Romanesque animal plastic art.
SculptureBuilt
Location
Stettin
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
House in the Neckar Valley
Albert Speer, Berlin
A private country house built in 1929 for two related families, containing two independent dwellings across two floors, deliberately unpretentious and plain in character, with detailed interior furnishings and color schemes described.
HousingBuilt
Location
Near Heidelberg, Neckar Valley
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
A New Primer ("Z'Basel an mim Rhy")
Unnamed (Erziehungsdepartement des Kantons Basel, Lehrmittel-Verlag)
A set of three small primer booklets in landscape format (15 x 21 cm) titled 'Z'Basel an mim Rhy', notable for their simple, characterful illustrations tightly integrated with lively, regionally-rooted text for children.
Educational PublicationBuilt
Location
Basel
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
Honorary Citizenship Document of the City of Göttingen for Chancellor Adolf Hitler
Heinrich Engel (design and execution), Friedrich Heinrichsen (lettering)
An honorary citizenship certificate binding in rust-red morocco leather with hand gilding and blind stamping, ivory clasps, and calfskin parchment interior, created for Chancellor Adolf Hitler.
Ceremonial Document/BookbindingBuilt
Location
Hannover (Kunstgewerbeschule)
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
An Urban Planning Proposal for the New Reichsbank Building
F. Tamms und J. Umlauf, BDA, Berlin
An alternative urban design proposal placing the new Reichsbank in a large-scale plan connected to a planned east-west route through the city, linking the Schloßplatz, Werderscher Markt, and Kupfergraben into a unified urban forum, with a new plaza approximately 80m wide and 450m long.
Office/Institutional/Urban PlanningUnbuilt
Location
Berlin, around Schloßplatz, Werderscher Markt, Kupfergraben
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
Competition Design by Architect Kurt Frick
Kurt Frick, Königsberg
The most urbanistically noted competition entry for the Reichsbank, carefully developing the 'Reichsbankplatz' but at the cost of constricting Jägerstraße at one of its most important points.
Office/InstitutionalUnbuilt
Location
Berlin
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
New Reichsbank Building (Competition)
Various (30 invited architects); baseline design by Reichsbank-Baubüro
A restricted architectural competition for the new Reichsbank headquarters in Berlin, intended to match the scale of the Reichstag; the competition and Reichsbank's own preliminary design were criticized for failing to address the urgent urban planning issues of the Bankenviertel and the planned Ost-West-Durchbruch.
Office/InstitutionalUnbuilt
Location
Berlin, Bankenviertel near Kupfergraben and Jägerstraße
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
Study of a Reich Minister
Architekt Dipl.-Ing. Albert Speer
An interior design of a minister's study located in a palace built by Schinkel, combining some old state furniture with newly designed pieces such as a desk and armchair, in mahogany with brown velvet upholstery and gold-yellow curtains.
Office/InteriorBuilt
Location
Berlin (in a palace built by Schinkel)
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
Cemetery Chapel in Berlin-Stahnsdorf
Architekt Prof. Winfried Wendland
A cemetery chapel built in 1931 with a natural, lacquered pine ceiling design; also featuring an urn memorial made of Rüdersdorf limestone with the urn chamber behind the inscription plate, surrounded by planted summer flowers.
Cultural/ReligiousBuilt
Location
Berlin-Stahnsdorf
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
Design for a Chapel in Altenstadt (Iller)
Architekt Winfried Wendland
A design for a chapel in Altenstadt using plastered half-timbering (verputztes Fachwerk).
Cultural/ReligiousUnbuilt
Location
Altenstadt (Iller)
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
Two-Family House in Berlin-Rahnsdorf
Architekt Winfried Wendland
A two-family residential house built in 1931 in Berlin-Rahnsdorf.
HousingBuilt
Location
Berlin-Rahnsdorf
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
Competition Design for a Church in Berlin-Frohnau
Dipl.-Ing. C. Ch. Lörcher
A 1932 competition entry for a church in Berlin-Frohnau.
Cultural/ReligiousUnbuilt
Location
Berlin-Frohnau
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
Striggow Settlement, Mecklenburg
Dipl.-Ing. Carl Ch. Lörcher
A settlement combining old estate buildings and new construction into a unified whole, shown under construction with site plans at 1:1000 scale.
Housing/Rural SettlementBuilt
Location
Striggow, Mecklenburg
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
Kobrow Settlement, Mecklenburg
Dipl.-Ing. Carl Ch. Lörcher
Design for the Kobrow settlement in Mecklenburg, integrating the former manor house and old estate buildings as service buildings for the new settlement.
Housing/Rural Settlement
Location
Kobrow, Mecklenburg
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
Living-Bedroom and Folding Bed/Wardrobe
Dipl.-Ing. Ernst Hopmann, Köln
Simple pine wood living-bedroom furniture set including a sleeping bench, folding bed, extendable table, two chairs, a dish cabinet and a wardrobe, shown at the 'Fort mit dem nationalen Kitsch' exhibition; total price RM 310 for handcrafted production.
FurnitureBuilt
Location
Köln
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
Industrially Produced Household Ware in Jena Glass (Jug, Teapot, Tray, Sugar Bowl, Creamer)
Wilhelm Wagenfeld, Oberweimar/Thüringen
Line of fire-resistant Jena-glass household items (jug for cocoa/mulled wine, teapot, tray, sugar bowl, creamer) designed by Wagenfeld in cooperation with Schott glassworks, continuously improved based on consumer feedback.
TablewareBuilt
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
Sauce Boat in Jena Glass
Wilhelm Wagenfeld, Oberweimar/Thüringen
Fire-resistant Jena glass sauce boat serving as both cooking and serving vessel, with a non-drip spout and a heat-insulated handle; developed based on a housewife's suggestion. Price RM 1.90.
TablewareBuilt
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
Spirit Burner for Sintrax Coffee Machine
Wilhelm Wagenfeld (Brenner), Marx (Kaffeemaschine)
Spirit burner designed by Wagenfeld for the Sintrax coffee machine, made of Jena glass.
Household ApplianceBuilt
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
Bottles for Rum etc.
Wilhelm Wagenfeld, Oberweimar/Thür.
Lamp-blown bottles for rum and similar drinks, developed collaboratively by Wagenfeld and glassblower F. Wilhelm.
TablewareBuilt
Location
Neuhaus-Igelshieb
Publication
Die Form · 1933
Open project
Water Glasses
Wilhelm Wagenfeld
Set of water glasses designed by Wagenfeld and manufactured by the Brehmenstallhütte glassworks.