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	Project	Architect	Field	Typology	Location	Publication	Page
6279	New Thuringian Glass - Design Drawings and Courses for Blown Vases	Wilhelm Wagenfeld, Oberweimar/Thüringen	Industrial Design/Glassware	Decorative Object	Lauscha, Thüringer Wald	Die Form 1933 / 08	19
6278	Pressed Glass Vases and Box (Gebr. Hofmann)	A.-G. für Glasfabrikation vorm. Gebr. Hofmann, Bernsdorf, Oberlausitz	Industrial Design/Glassware	Decorative Object	Bernsdorf, Oberlausitz	Die Form 1933 / 08	18
6277	Cut and Pressed Glass (Weber & Fortemps)	Weber & Fortemps, Glasfabrik, Sindorf im Rheinland	Industrial Design/Glassware	Tableware	Sindorf, Rheinland	Die Form 1933 / 08	16
6276	Rings by Ernst Schmidt	Ernst Schmidt, Berlin	Jewelry Design	Jewelry	Berlin	Die Form 1933 / 08	15
6275	Neck Ornament	Elisabeth Treskow, Essen	Jewelry Design	Jewelry	Essen	Die Form 1933 / 08	15
6273	Chain of Office for the Rector of the University of Freiburg	Franz Rickert, München	Goldsmithing/Regalia Design	Ceremonial Object	Freiburg im Breisgau	Die Form 1933 / 08	13
6269	Box (1st Prize)	Franz Rickert, München	Goldsmithing/Silverware Design	Decorative Object	München	Die Form 1933 / 08	11
6267	Silver Casket	F. R. Wilm, Berlin	Goldsmithing/Metalwork Design	Decorative Object	Berlin	Die Form 1933 / 08	10
6266	Box (2nd Prize)	Ralf Weiß, Berlin	Goldsmithing/Silverware Design	Decorative Object	Berlin	Die Form 1933 / 08	10
6263	Goblet (2nd Prize)	Franz Rickert, München	Goldsmithing/Silverware Design	Tableware	München	Die Form 1933 / 08	8
6262	Goblet (1st Prize)	Robert Fischer, Gmünd	Goldsmithing/Silverware Design	Tableware	Schwäbisch-Gmünd	Die Form 1933 / 08	8
6261	Honor Gift to the Reich Chancellor for his Birthday (1st Prize)	Kurt Schumacher, Berlin	Goldsmithing/Medal Design	Medal	Berlin	Die Form 1933 / 08	6
6259	Honor Ring (1st Prize)	Elisabeth Treskow, Essen	Goldsmithing/Jewelry Design	Jewelry	Essen	Die Form 1933 / 08	6
6258	Goldsmith works by Franz Rickert	Franz Rickert, München	Goldsmithing/Metalwork Design	Decorative Arts	München	Die Form 1933 / 08	2
6257	Dr. Seipel Memorial Building	Clemens Holzmeister	Architecture	Cultural	Vienna, Austria	Die Form 1933 / 07	32
6255	Reichsbank Building Competition	Fritz Becker; Kurt Frick; Paul Mebes und Paul Emmerich; Mies van der Rohe; Pfeifer und Großmann; Pinno und Grund	Architecture	Office	Berlin	Die Form 1933 / 07	31
6253	Hessian Hills School	Howe und Lescaze	Architecture	School	Croton-on-Hudson, New York, USA	Die Form 1933 / 07	20
6252	Design for a School (Ideal Design based on the Montessori Program)	Peter Getz und Josef Prümm, unter Leitung von Prof. Dr. Rudolf Schwarz	Architecture	School	Aachen	Die Form 1933 / 07	17
6251	Makita House	Sutemi Horiguchi	Architecture	Housing	Tokio, Japan	Die Form 1933 / 07	16
6246	Katsura Residence	Koborienshu (teahouse)	Architecture	Housing	Kioto, Japan	Die Form 1933 / 07	8
6243	Connecting Passage and Teahouse at Daitokuji	Koborienshu	Architecture	Cultural	Kioto, Japan	Die Form 1933 / 07	5
6242	Tea Room in the Kohoan of Daitokuji	Koborienshu	Architecture	Cultural	Kioto, Japan	Die Form 1933 / 07	5
6237	New German Church Art at the Chicago World's Fair 1933	Various (Otto Bartning, Ernst Barlach, Emil Nolde, Rudolf Koch, Hans Wissel, Winfried Wendland, Dominikus Böhm, Ludwig Gies, Hans Herkommer, Michael Kurz, Müller-Örlinghausen, Clemens Holzmeister, Martin Weber, August Babberger)	Exhibition Design / Religious Art	Cultural	Chicago, USA	Die Form 1933 / 06	30
6236	German Special Exhibition at the V Triennale in Milan	Walther Schmidt	Exhibition Design	Cultural	Mailand (Milan), Italy	Die Form 1933 / 06	26
6235	Munich Great Transmitter (Radio Broadcasting Station)	Oberpostdirektion München	Architecture	Industrial	Erdinger Moos, near Munich	Die Form 1933 / 05	23
6234	Employment Office in Vienna-Liesing	Ernst Plischke	Architecture	Office	Wien-Liesing	Die Form 1933 / 05	19
6233	Apartment V. B.	Ernst Plischke	Interior Design	Housing	Wien	Die Form 1933 / 05	17
6232	Sideboard in the Dining Room of Apartment V. B.	Ernst Plischke	Furniture Design	Furniture	Wien	Die Form 1933 / 05	16
6231	Apartment H. L. R.	Ernst Plischke	Interior Design	Housing	Wien	Die Form 1933 / 05	14
6224	Ashtray for 'Haus Neuerburg'	Ludwig Gies	Industrial Design	Household Object	Berlin	Die Form 1933 / 04	19
6223	Combination Furniture	W. Penaat	Furniture Design	Furniture	Amsterdam	Die Form 1933 / 04	13
6222	Adjustable Armchairs	G. Rietveld	Furniture Design	Furniture	Amsterdam	Die Form 1933 / 04	13
6220	Architect's Room in Hilversum Town Hall	Dudok	Interior Design	Office/Municipal	Hilversum	Die Form 1933 / 04	11
6215	Design for the 2nd Competition for the Palace of the Soviets	A. Zukow, D. Czeczulin	Architecture	Cultural/Government	Moscow	Die Form 1933 / 04	5
6214	Design for the 1st Competition for the Palace of the Soviets	A. Zukow, D. Czeczulin	Architecture	Cultural/Government	Moscow	Die Form 1933 / 04	5
6213	House of the German National Union of Commercial Employees in Stuttgart	Albert Hauschildt	Architecture	Cultural/Association Building	Stuttgart	Die Form 1933 / 04	3
6210	House of the German National Union of Commercial Employees in Essen	Albert Hauschildt	Architecture	Cultural/Association Building	Essen, Kronprinzenstraße	Die Form 1933 / 04	1
6209	Tapa-technique garment ornamentation	Frau Professor Klimt	Fashion/Textile Design	Textile	Frankfurt am Main / Luckenwalde	Die Form 1933 / 03	27
6208	English lace-curtain weaving	Professor Otto Lange	Textile Design	Textile	Plauen i. V.	Die Form 1933 / 03	26
6207	Hand-worked wool carpet	Frau Emma Waurick	Textile Design	Textile	Berlin	Die Form 1933 / 03	24
6206	Hand-woven fabrics and carpet by Het Paapje workshop	Werkstätte Het Paapje	Textile Design	Textile	Voorschoten, Holland	Die Form 1933 / 03	24
6205	Upholstery and runner fabric by Klappholttal handweaving workshop	Otto Karl Pielenz	Textile Design	Textile	Hamburg	Die Form 1933 / 03	23
6204	Hand-woven curtain fabric, City of Halle Workshops	Benita Otte-Koch (Leiterin)	Textile Design	Textile	Halle	Die Form 1933 / 03	23
6202	Hohenhagen upholstery and curtain fabrics	Handweberei Hohenhagen G.m.b.H.	Textile Design	Textile	Bremen	Die Form 1933 / 03	19
6201	Upholstery fabric made from leather strips	Professor S. von Weech	Textile Design	Textile	Berlin	Die Form 1933 / 03	18
6199	Hand-woven double-sided wool carpet	Professor S. von Weech	Textile Design	Textile	Berlin (Textil- und Modeschule der Stadt Berlin)	Die Form 1933 / 03	13
6198	Heavy hand-woven dividing curtain	Prof. S. von Weech	Textile Design	Textile	Schaftlach, Oberbayern	Die Form 1933 / 03	12
6197	Individually hand-woven living room	Prof. S. von Weech	Textile Design	Interior Design	Schaftlach, Oberbayern	Die Form 1933 / 03	11
6196	Bauhaus Berlin curtain fabrics	Bauhaus Berlin (Weberei-Werkstatt)	Textile Design	Textile	Berlin	Die Form 1933 / 03	8
6188	NAG-Voran 6/30 HP Cabriolet	Unknown	Industrial Design	Automobile		Die Form 1933 / 02	27

New Thuringian Glass - Design Drawings and Courses for Blown Vases

Wilhelm Wagenfeld, Oberweimar/Thüringen

Standardized designs and training program for lamp-blown glass vases developed by Wagenfeld with Thuringian glassblowers, using precise millimeter-accurate working drawings to modernize traditional home-industry glass production.

Decorative Object Built

Location

Lauscha, Thüringer Wald

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Pressed Glass Vases and Box (Gebr. Hofmann)

A.-G. für Glasfabrikation vorm. Gebr. Hofmann, Bernsdorf, Oberlausitz

Pressed glass vases and a box produced by the Bernsdorf glass factory, popular especially in France in earlier years.

Decorative Object Built

Location

Bernsdorf, Oberlausitz

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Cut and Pressed Glass (Weber & Fortemps)

Weber & Fortemps, Glasfabrik, Sindorf im Rheinland

Pressed glass tableware (schale, teller) produced by the Sindorf glass factory in delicate pastel tones such as water-blue, topaz-grey, rose and amethyst.

Tableware Built

Location

Sindorf, Rheinland

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Rings by Ernst Schmidt

Ernst Schmidt, Berlin

Two rings: one gold with moonstone, blue enamel and diamond roses; the other an astrological ring in platinum with diamonds.

Jewelry Built

Location

Berlin

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Neck Ornament

Elisabeth Treskow, Essen

Gold necklace with fire opals, blue Burma moonstone beads, real pearls and sapphires.

Jewelry Built

Location

Essen

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Chain of Office for the Rector of the University of Freiburg

Franz Rickert, München

Official chain of office for the Rector of the University of Freiburg, featuring a pendant with an old medal reset in a new frame, praised as an outstanding solution for integrating an old piece into new forms.

Ceremonial Object Built

Location

Freiburg im Breisgau

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Box (1st Prize)

Franz Rickert, München

First prize silver box with an enameled lid, held as loan in the Schloßmuseum Berlin.

Decorative Object Built

Location

München

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Silver Casket

F. R. Wilm, Berlin

Silver casket used to present the Reich Chancellor with the first gold medal of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Goldschmiedekunst.

Decorative Object Built

Location

Berlin

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Box (2nd Prize)

Ralf Weiß, Berlin

Second prize silver box with a driven medallion and soldered side wall pattern, designated as the 1933 annual gift of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Goldschmiedekunst.

Decorative Object Built

Location

Berlin

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Goblet (2nd Prize)

Franz Rickert, München

Second prize silver goblet from the same competition, held as loan in Schloßmuseum Berlin.

Tableware Built

Location

München

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Goblet (1st Prize)

Robert Fischer, Gmünd

First prize silver goblet from the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Goldschmiedekunst competition for a silver becher, now in the Sammlung Oskar Müller, Berlin.

Tableware Built

Location

Schwäbisch-Gmünd

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Honor Gift to the Reich Chancellor for his Birthday (1st Prize)

Kurt Schumacher, Berlin

Prize-winning medal design created as a birthday honor gift for the Reich Chancellor, from a competition of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Goldschmiedekunst.

Medal Built

Location

Berlin

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Honor Ring (1st Prize)

Elisabeth Treskow, Essen

Prize-winning granulated gold honor ring, part of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Goldschmiedekunst ring competition; held as loan in Schloßmuseum Berlin collection.

Jewelry Built

Location

Essen

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Goldsmith works by Franz Rickert

Franz Rickert, München

Traditional-style goldsmith works including a becher, brotschale, blumenschale, and amtskette, praised for their return to sound craft tradition rather than forced originality.

Decorative Arts Built

Location

München

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Dr. Seipel Memorial Building

Clemens Holzmeister

Winning competition design from a limited competition for a memorial building to Dr. Seipel, selected and awarded to Clemens Holzmeister for execution.

Cultural Unbuilt

Location

Vienna, Austria

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Reichsbank Building Competition

Fritz Becker; Kurt Frick; Paul Mebes und Paul Emmerich; Mies van der Rohe; Pfeifer und Großmann; Pinno und Grund

Competition entries for the Reichsbank building in Berlin; six firms/architects were awarded an additional prize of 4000 RM, with all designs publicly exhibited.

Office Unbuilt

Location

Berlin

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Hessian Hills School

Howe und Lescaze

A private American progressive school building designed by architects Howe and Lescaze, featuring ground-floor classroom wing, workshops, and terraces, closely coordinated with the school's Montessori-related educational program.

School Built

Location

Croton-on-Hudson, New York, USA

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Design for a School (Ideal Design based on the Montessori Program)

Peter Getz und Josef Prümm, unter Leitung von Prof. Dr. Rudolf Schwarz

A 1931/32 student competition design for an ideal school based on the Montessori program, developed at the Aachen Kunstgewerbeschule, organizing kindergarten through upper school and a women's school around interconnected pavilions and courtyards.

School Unbuilt

Location

Aachen

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Makita House

Sutemi Horiguchi

1927 residence in Tokyo with a lady's room featuring paper sliding doors in place of curtains in front of glass sliding doors, and traditional tokonoma post details.

Housing Built

Location

Tokio, Japan

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Katsura Residence

Koborienshu (teahouse)

Momoyama-period residence near Kioto with fully movable exterior wall; includes a classical teahouse designed by Koborienshu harmonizing building and landscape.

Housing Built

Location

Kioto, Japan

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Connecting Passage and Teahouse at Daitokuji

Koborienshu

Open connecting passage and teahouse at Daitokuji, early Edo period, notable for its light timber construction and small garden with stone lantern.

Cultural Built

Location

Kioto, Japan

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Tea Room in the Kohoan of Daitokuji

Koborienshu

Tea room designed by the noted tea master and spatial artist Koborienshu, early Edo period, featuring a charcoal fire basin with bronze kettle and decoratively painted sliding doors.

Cultural Built

Location

Kioto, Japan

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

New German Church Art at the Chicago World's Fair 1933

Various (Otto Bartning, Ernst Barlach, Emil Nolde, Rudolf Koch, Hans Wissel, Winfried Wendland, Dominikus Böhm, Ludwig Gies, Hans Herkommer, Michael Kurz, Müller-Örlinghausen, Clemens Holzmeister, Martin Weber, August Babberger)

A German section on contemporary church art installed in the 'Hall of Religion' at the 1933 Chicago World's Fair 'A Century of Progress', featuring works by leading Protestant and Catholic artists including Ernst Barlach's sculptures and Hans Wissel's copper relief of Luther.

Cultural Built

Location

Chicago, USA

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

German Special Exhibition at the V Triennale in Milan

Walther Schmidt

Architectural design of the German graphic arts and printing industry exhibition rooms at the Palazzo dell'arte, featuring nickel-plated steel frames, hand-woven wall coverings, pear wood display cases, and maple wood chairs with black calfskin upholstery.

Cultural Built

Location

Mailand (Milan), Italy

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Munich Great Transmitter (Radio Broadcasting Station)

Oberpostdirektion München

A large radio transmitter complex located in the Erdinger Moos, comprising a main building with machine room, transmitter room and cooling plant, an administrative wing, ancillary technical buildings, a row of seven two-story single-family staff houses, and two 115m-high pine transmission towers.

Industrial Built

Location

Erdinger Moos, near Munich

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Employment Office in Vienna-Liesing

Ernst Plischke

An employment office building organized around a central card-file room surrounded by staff work tables and five separately accessible waiting rooms for different groups of job seekers; sliding walls allow the office and waiting areas to merge into one space during peak hours.

Office Built

Location

Wien-Liesing

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Apartment V. B.

Ernst Plischke

A Vienna apartment with a living room seating niche, an aluminum-and-glass bookcase, a wall unit with a small private bar, smoking niche, and heating niche closed off with an onyx panel; wall surfaces covered with natural-colored Japanese seagrass wallpaper, cabinets in Makassar wood.

Housing Built

Location

Wien

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Sideboard in the Dining Room of Apartment V. B.

Ernst Plischke

A sideboard cabinet made of aluminum and smoke-gray glass with opaque glass in the lower section, part of a Vienna apartment's dining room design.

Furniture Built

Location

Wien

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Apartment H. L. R.

Ernst Plischke

A Vienna apartment featuring built-in furniture including a sliding-glass bookcase, fold-down secretary desk with integrated lighting, and a uniformly designed wood-paneled living-sleeping room.

Housing Built

Location

Wien

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Ashtray for 'Haus Neuerburg'

Ludwig Gies

Ashtray made of pressed material (Preßmasse), designed by Ludwig Gies for 'Haus Neuerburg'.

Household Object Built

Location

Berlin

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Combination Furniture

W. Penaat

Combination furniture piece designed by W. Penaat, executed by Metz & Co., Amsterdam.

Furniture Built

Location

Amsterdam

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Adjustable Armchairs

G. Rietveld

Adjustable armchairs with chrome-plated tubular steel frame, black polished wood seat, back and armrest, shown with carpets designed by v. d. Leck; executed by Metz & Co., Amsterdam.

Furniture Built

Location

Amsterdam

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Architect's Room in Hilversum Town Hall

Dudok

Interior of the architect's room in the Hilversum town hall, furnished with steel furniture produced by the Gispen metalworks factory.

Office/Municipal Built

Location

Hilversum

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Design for the 2nd Competition for the Palace of the Soviets

A. Zukow, D. Czeczulin

Entry for the second, narrower competition for the Palace of the Soviets by the same architects with added collaborator Kurowski.

Cultural/Government Unbuilt

Location

Moscow

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Design for the 1st Competition for the Palace of the Soviets

A. Zukow, D. Czeczulin

Competition entry for the first, general competition for the Palace of the Soviets in Moscow, awarded a prize of 10,000 Rubles.

Cultural/Government Unbuilt

Location

Moscow

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

House of the German National Union of Commercial Employees in Stuttgart

Albert Hauschildt

DHV association house in Stuttgart featuring an entrance hall with mirrored wall and cloakroom, a reading room, and a meeting room with a carpet designed by Alen Müller.

Cultural/Association Building Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

House of the German National Union of Commercial Employees in Essen

Albert Hauschildt

Association house of the DHV in Essen, with a front facing Kronprinzenstraße and main entrance; interior includes a large hall with blackout mechanism convertible to a cinema screen.

Cultural/Association Building Built

Location

Essen, Kronprinzenstraße

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Tapa-technique garment ornamentation

Frau Professor Klimt

A novel garment ornamentation technique ('Tapa') combining appliqué, thread-pulling, hollow-seam work and ironing to create relief-like decorative patterns on high-quality wool fabrics, developed with designs by Professor Klimt and the fashion class of the Frankfurt School of Applied Arts, produced by Tuchfabrik Tannenbaum.

Textile Built

Location

Frankfurt am Main / Luckenwalde

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

English lace-curtain weaving

Professor Otto Lange

Machine-woven English-style lace curtain fabric ('Kongreß- oder Schweizer Gardine') with half-leno weave, designed by Otto Lange and manufactured by L. O. Hartenstein.

Textile Built

Location

Plauen i. V.

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Hand-worked wool carpet

Frau Emma Waurick

A wool carpet hand-worked with a special needle on coarse linen, designed and executed by Emma Waurick.

Textile Built

Location

Berlin

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Hand-woven fabrics and carpet by Het Paapje workshop

Werkstätte Het Paapje

Hand-woven fabrics and a hand-woven carpet produced by the Het Paapje workshop in the Netherlands.

Textile Built

Location

Voorschoten, Holland

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Upholstery and runner fabric by Klappholttal handweaving workshop

Otto Karl Pielenz

Upholstery and runner fabrics hand-woven at the Klappholttal weaving workshop.

Textile Built

Location

Hamburg

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Hand-woven curtain fabric, City of Halle Workshops

Benita Otte-Koch (Leiterin)

A black-and-white hand-woven curtain fabric produced in the weaving class of the Halle municipal school of applied arts, led by Benita Otte-Koch.

Textile Built

Location

Halle

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Hohenhagen upholstery and curtain fabrics

Handweberei Hohenhagen G.m.b.H.

A series of named hand-woven furniture and curtain fabrics (Neutron, Kabel, Dubio, Streifenmoquat, Puma, Hansa-Bremen) produced by the Hohenhagen handweaving company.

Textile Built

Location

Bremen

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Upholstery fabric made from leather strips

Professor S. von Weech

Upholstery fabric woven from leather strips (3-5mm wide) and tightly twisted yarns, suited for hand-loom production due to the subtlety of the material.

Textile Built

Location

Berlin

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Hand-woven double-sided wool carpet

Professor S. von Weech

A double-sided hand-woven wool carpet with finger-thick wool loop yarns in the weft, advantageous to produce on a hand loom.

Textile Built

Location

Berlin (Textil- und Modeschule der Stadt Berlin)

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Heavy hand-woven dividing curtain

Prof. S. von Weech

A heavy hand-woven curtain used to divide two rooms, executed in red-on-red coloring.

Textile Built

Location

Schaftlach, Oberbayern

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Individually hand-woven living room

Prof. S. von Weech

A completely individually hand-woven interior including wall hanging fabric of linen and artificial silk, colored bast inlays, cotton chenille furniture fabric, cellophane on stools, and a wool-on-hemp carpet.

Interior Design Built

Location

Schaftlach, Oberbayern

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

Bauhaus Berlin curtain fabrics

Bauhaus Berlin (Weberei-Werkstatt)

Heavy and light curtain fabrics in artificial silk and cotton, including patterned variants printed on Macco-batiste and cotton crepe.

Textile Built

Location

Berlin

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

NAG-Voran 6/30 HP Cabriolet

A new automobile model featuring air cooling, front-wheel drive, individually sprung wheels, oil-pressure brakes, and self-supporting body, exhibited at the Berlin Automobile Show.

Automobile Built

Publication

Die Form · 1933

Open project

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