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.
Professor Alfred Fischer, Professor Körner, Baurat Schneider, Professor Fahrenkamp, Professor de Fries, Professor Veil, Dr.-Ing. h.c. Grossmann, Architekt BDA Suhnel, Oberbaurat Brocke
Single-family row houses with 80 sqm living area, brick construction.
HousingBuilt
Location
Breslau (Grüneiche)
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Single-Family Row Houses (Lauterbach)
Heinrich Lauterbach
Single-family row houses with 91 sqm living area, variable floor plans, brick construction.
HousingBuilt
Location
Breslau (Grüneiche)
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Single-Family Houses (Moshamer)
Ludwig Moshamer
Single-family houses with 86 sqm living area, cellular concrete construction with internal reinforced concrete supports.
HousingBuilt
Location
Breslau (Grüneiche)
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Rental Apartment Building
Emil Lange
Rental apartment building with 4 apartments per floor of 46-62 sqm; steel-frame construction (Spiegel system, Düsseldorf) infilled with Schima gas-concrete panels.
HousingBuilt
Location
Breslau (Grüneiche)
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Community House
Adolf Rading
Apartments grouped around a large central corridor with communal room; conceived as a high-rise but executed with only 3 floors, each with 8 apartments of about 56 sqm; steel skeleton structure with gas-concrete infill.
HousingBuilt
Location
Breslau (Grüneiche)
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Row House
Gustav Wolf
Two-family house type with the economic character of a single-family house; 8 small apartments of 45-70 sqm, timber framework construction with exterior and interior Heraklith cladding.
HousingBuilt
Location
Breslau (Grüneiche)
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Grüneiche Experimental Settlement - Access-Balcony House
Paul Heim und Albert Kempter
Access-balcony (Laubengang) housing block with 12 small apartments of 48 sqm and 6 apartments of 60 sqm in six floor plan variants; iron-concrete post construction with slag-brick infill and cork-slab insulation.
HousingBuilt
Location
Breslau (Grüneiche)
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Drive-in Market, Rush City
Richard J. Neutra
A conceptual 'drive-in market' designed for customers shopping from their cars at radial street intersections in Los Angeles, featuring gas pumps, an open-air market with low display tables, illuminated signage, and integration with automobile traffic flow.
CommercialUnbuilt
Location
Los Angeles / Rush City (theoretical urban project), USA
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Exhibition of the Vienna School of Applied Arts (Anniversary Exhibition)
Oswald Haerdtl (exhibition design)
An anniversary exhibition marking 60 years of the Vienna School of Applied Arts, clearly organized by Oswald Haerdtl, showcasing the school's departments including architecture, ceramics, enamel work, and other applied arts under teachers like Josef Hoffmann and Michael Powolny.
Cultural/EducationalBuilt
Location
Vienna, Österreichisches Museum für Kunst und Industrie
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Gaber, Karlsruhe und Arch. Hermann Esch, Mannheim
A purchased (non-winning) competition entry for the Rhine bridge proposing a pier-free arch bridge spanning the river in a single span, praised by the author as a superior technical and aesthetic solution.
Winning competition entry for a new railway bridge alongside the existing Rhine bridge, proposing a pier bridge with truss girders and stiffened arch bars, criticized in the article as an aesthetically unsatisfactory compromise tied to the old bridge's forms.
InfrastructureUnbuilt
Location
Mannheim-Ludwigshafen
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Reading Room of the City of Bielefeld
Paul Griesser
A small reading room conversion emphasizing rows of reading seats and their separation, finished with red and ivory Lincrusta and grey linoleum rather than wood, giving it a modern rather than Biedermeier character.
Cultural (Library)Built
Location
Bielefeld
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Shop Fittings by Günter Hirschel-Protsch (Fabric storage room of a tailor's atelier, shop conversion)
Günter Hirschel-Protsch
Shop interiors designed by architect Günter Hirschel-Protsch, including a fabric storage room for a men's tailoring atelier and a shop conversion in Breslau.
RetailBuilt
Location
Breslau
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Shop Furniture (Thonet Store Furniture, Petersdorf Department Store Breslau)
Erich Mendelsohn (building); Thonet (furniture)
Standardized type-furniture for shops and department stores, developed from sales-technical rather than purely artistic considerations, shown in the Petersdorf department store designed by Erich Mendelsohn, using Thonet sales tables and display units.
FurnitureBuilt
Location
Breslau
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Administration Building for Elektro-Thermit, Berlin-Tempelhof
Otto Bartning
An office/administration building built in steel-frame construction with a modular column system, featuring flexible plywood partition walls and a facade organized by functional room divisions for offices and drafting halls.
OfficeBuilt
Location
Berlin-Tempelhof
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
The German Silk Room / German Section (Barcelona World Exposition)
Lilly Reich und Mies van der Rohe
German national exhibition section at the Barcelona World Exposition, including a silk display room designed by Lilly Reich and Mies van der Rohe.
Cultural/ExhibitionBuilt
Location
Barcelona, Spain
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
German Pavilion at the Barcelona World Exposition
Mies van der Rohe
A purposeless representational pavilion for Germany at the 1929 Barcelona World Exposition, featuring free-flowing interconnected spaces defined by glass and marble walls over a travertine terrace, with chrome-plated cruciform steel columns and a sculpture by Georg Kolbe.
Cultural/ExhibitionBuilt
Location
Barcelona, Spain
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Housing Development Project Aachen-Forst
R. v. Schöfer
An unbuilt settlement design for a sloped site near Aachen with row housing responding to terrain, orientation, and traffic, comprising 733 apartments, a school, and 28 single-family houses on a site of 125,200 sqm.
HousingUnbuilt
Location
Aachen-Forst
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Room of the Bauhochschule Weimar
Erich Dieckmann
A room design for the Bauhochschule Weimar with Stragula flooring, shown in the 'Wohnung und Werkraum' exhibition.
Furniture/InteriorBuilt
Location
Weimar
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Ceramic Forms (Bunzlau)
Professor Hennig
Simple, undecorated ceramic forms developed from industry practice by Prof. Hennig at the Staatliche Keramische Fachschule Bunzlau, exhibited at 'Wohnung und Werkraum'.
CeramicsBuilt
Location
Bunzlau
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Grand Piano for Eduard Seiler Piano Factory
Heinrich Lauterbach
A distinguished grand piano designed by Heinrich Lauterbach for the Eduard Seiler piano factory in Liegnitz.
Furniture/IndustrialBuilt
Location
Liegnitz
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
The Growing Dwelling
An exhibition demonstrating how a household's furnishings should be acquired in a few high-quality pieces at the start of marriage and expanded gradually over the years rather than furnished 'completely' from the outset.
Housing/FurnitureBuilt
Location
Cologne
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
House de Fries 2
Professor de Fries
Final house of the settlement without double-story arrangement, with large living room divided into sun and shadow zones, two bedrooms with bath, and children's rooms with sun terrace upstairs.
HousingBuilt
Location
Mülheim-Ruhr (Werkbundsiedlung)
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
House Körner 1 and 2
Professor Körner
Double house with dissolved facades for good light, ground floor with entrance stairs, hall, kitchen, maid's room, and large living/dining room, upstairs with second small living room and three bedrooms.
HousingBuilt
Location
Mülheim-Ruhr (Werkbundsiedlung)
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
House Fischer 1 to 4
Professor Alfred Fischer
Four identical staggered house types forming an east wall for a plaza extension, with clear separation of living and sleeping floors.
HousingBuilt
Location
Mülheim-Ruhr (Werkbundsiedlung)
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
House Suhnel
Architekt BDA Suhnel
Nearly square plan with a large divisible living/dining room oriented south and west, three bedrooms and bath upstairs, and a large south balcony dominating the sun front.
HousingBuilt
Location
Mülheim-Ruhr (Werkbundsiedlung)
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
House de Fries 1
Professor de Fries
House on the hang side with the greatest elevation difference to overcome, featuring a split-level main living hall connected to the garden, plus bedrooms and partially finished attic.
HousingBuilt
Location
Mülheim-Ruhr (Werkbundsiedlung)
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
House Fahrenkamp 2 and 3
Professor Fahrenkamp
Double house group with differing entry levels responding to the slope, containing combined dining/living room, kitchen, bedrooms, bath, and roof terrace access.
HousingBuilt
Location
Mülheim-Ruhr (Werkbundsiedlung)
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
House Brocke 2 and 3
Oberbaurat Brocke
Building group forming transition to a small plaza within the settlement, with main living space in the lower level and staggered plans leading to interesting layouts.
HousingBuilt
Location
Mülheim-Ruhr (Werkbundsiedlung)
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
House Großmann 2
Dr.-Ing. h.c. Grossmann
Hook-shaped house opening southeast to the sun, with large living room with windows on three sides, dining room, kitchen, small bedroom, and upstairs two larger bedrooms with bath and sun terrace.
HousingBuilt
Location
Mülheim-Ruhr (Werkbundsiedlung)
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
House Großmann 1
Dr.-Ing. h.c. Grossmann
House with spacious room proportions, entrance on north-east side, bathrooms placed away from sun, appears almost three-storied toward the valley.
HousingBuilt
Location
Mülheim-Ruhr (Werkbundsiedlung)
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
House Veil
Professor Veil
Economical plan on about 70 sqm with living room, kitchen, three bedrooms, one with balcony, and terrace access to garden.
HousingBuilt
Location
Mülheim-Ruhr (Werkbundsiedlung)
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
House Brocke 1
Oberbaurat Brocke
House with a large ground-floor living room connected to a garden hall below via a curved staircase, plus three bedrooms, dressing room, bath, and kitchen.
HousingBuilt
Location
Mülheim-Ruhr (Werkbundsiedlung)
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
House Fahrenkamp 1
Professor Fahrenkamp
A house in the settlement with a closed north-west facade toward the valley, containing living room with dining area, kitchen, bedroom on ground floor, and three further rooms upstairs.
HousingBuilt
Location
Mülheim-Ruhr (Werkbundsiedlung)
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Werkbund Settlement Mülheim-Ruhr
Professor Alfred Fischer, Professor Körner, Baurat Schneider, Professor Fahrenkamp, Professor de Fries, Professor Veil, Dr.-Ing. h.c. Grossmann, Architekt BDA Suhnel, Oberbaurat Brocke
A model housing settlement of about 20 houses on a hillside site by the Ruhr, with plots of about 1500 sqm, designed by multiple architects under a shared budget of about 18,000 Marks per house, coordinated by Alfred Fischer.
HousingBuilt
Location
Mülheim an der Ruhr
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Bachelor's Housing / Single Persons' Home
Hans Scharoun
A housing block for single residents at the Breslau exhibition, featuring innovative split-level units with living rooms and separated bedroom/bath areas connected via steps, designed to give each tenant a sense of separate individual dwelling.
HousingBuilt
Location
Breslau
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Single-Family Residential House
Heinrich Lauterbach
A single-family house built for the Breslau Werkbund housing exhibition, shown as one of the row house types among several architects' variations on the same building program.
HousingBuilt
Location
Breslau
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
The Tower Residential House
Adolf Rading
A tower housing block built as part of the Breslau Werkbund exhibition, consisting of two blocks connected by a central stairwell, with four small apartments per block per floor, generous ceiling heights, and varied window placement.
HousingBuilt
Location
Breslau
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Werkbund Exhibition "Dwelling and Workspace" Breslau - Settlement
Various (Moshamer, Lauterbach, Hadda, Häusler, Effenberger, Scharoun, Rading, Heim und Kempter, Gustav Wolf)
A model housing settlement (Werkbund exhibition) in Breslau featuring single-family row houses by various architects, a bachelor housing block by Scharoun, a tower house by Rading, and an arbor house by Heim and Kempter, exploring new spatial and structural housing typologies for eastern Germany.
Housing/ExhibitionBuilt
Location
Breslau
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Jewelry, Candlesticks, Utensils (Enamel Class Hans Warnecke)
Hans Warnecke
Enamel jewelry, candlesticks and utensils produced in the enamel workshop led by Hans Warnecke, emphasizing clear simple form and material qualities, for both unique craft pieces and serial production models.
Decorative ArtsBuilt
Location
Frankfurt am Main
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Silver Jug, Candlesticks, Lamps for Serial Production
Chr. Dell
Metal objects including a silver jug, candlesticks, and lamps designed for both handcraft and industrial serial production, exemplifying the transition from craft prototype to industrial model.
Furniture/MetalwareBuilt
Location
Frankfurt am Main
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Frankfurt School for Free and Applied Art
F. Wichert (Direktor)
A comprehensive art and applied arts school in Frankfurt combining free art education with applied disciplines (textiles, metalwork, architecture, graphic design, fashion), organized around the pedagogical principle of polarity between nature/art, craft/industry, and vocational/creative training.
SchoolBuilt
Location
Frankfurt am Main
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Plan for a Silesian Art and Trade Hall
Hans Scharoun
A preliminary design by Hans Scharoun for a multipurpose exhibition, cultural and commercial hall in Breslau, based on a program developed by Adolf Rothenberg, including exhibition spaces, club rooms, restaurant, and cabaret.
CulturalUnbuilt
Location
Breslau, am Schnittpunkt der Schweidnitzer Straße mit dem Stadtgraben
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Diving Tower in the Stadium / Silesian Sports Arena
Richard Konwiarz
A diving tower and sports stadium complex (Schlesische Kampfbahn) in Breslau designed by Richard Konwiarz.
SportsBuilt
Location
Breslau
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Centennial Hall
Max Berg
The Centennial Hall exhibition building in Breslau by Max Berg, shown within the exhibition grounds.
CulturalBuilt
Location
Breslau
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Cemetery Hall Breslau-Oswitz
Max Berg
A cemetery hall in Breslau-Oswitz designed by Max Berg.
CulturalBuilt
Location
Breslau-Oswitz
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Werkbund Settlement Grüneiche (Tower House)
Adolf Rading
Core settlement of the Werkbund exhibition 'Wohnung und Werkraum', shown before completion, including a tower house by Rading.
HousingBuilt
Location
Breslau, Grüneiche
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Petersdorf Department Store
Erich Mendelsohn
A department store building by Erich Mendelsohn in Breslau, shown with a night photograph.
CommercialBuilt
Location
Breslau
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Mohrenapotheke (Renovation)
Adolf Rading
Renovation/conversion of a pharmacy building on Blücherplatz in Breslau, praised as a sensitive modern intervention next to historic buildings.
CommercialBuilt
Location
Blücherplatz, Breslau
Publication
Die Form · 1929
Open project
Ullstein Printing House
Eugen G. Schmohl
A large printing house building in Tempelhof, critiqued as historicizing 'Rathaus von Thorn'-style facade architecture with brick gothic detailing masking its modern reinforced concrete structure; the design includes a tall tower with hollow, non-structural 'buttresses'.