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	Project	Architect	Field	Typology	Location	Publication	Page
4949	New Installation of the Munich Ethnological Museum	Professor Segmiller	Exhibition Design / Museum Design	Cultural	München, Maximilianstraße	Die Form 1927 / 04	31
4947	Werkkunst Exhibition, Berlin	Bruno Paul	Exhibition Design	Cultural	Berlin, Hardenbergstraße	Die Form 1927 / 04	29
4941	Italian Garden Settlement, Celle	O. Haesler	Architecture	Housing	Celle	Die Form 1927 / 02	30
4937	Amsterdam-West Urban Extension	H. P. Berlage (and others)	Urban Planning	Housing/Urban District	Amsterdam, Netherlands	Die Form 1927 / 02	18
4935	Adaptable Standard Housing Type	Dr.-Ing. Fritz Block	Architecture	Housing	Hamburg	Die Form 1927 / 02	9
4934	Facade at Tauentzienstraße 3	Brüder Luckhardt und Alfons Anker	Architecture	Commercial/Retail	Tauentzienstraße 3, Berlin	Die Form 1927 / 02	7
4932	Herpich Fur House	Erich Mendelsohn	Architecture	Commercial/Retail	Leipziger Straße, Berlin	Die Form 1927 / 02	4
4929	Rhine Bridge Cologne-Mülheim	Peter Behrens	Engineering / Architecture	Infrastructure/Bridge	Köln (Cologne) - Mülheim	Die Form 1927 / 01	30
4928	Madonna Statue at Liebfrauenhof	Wilhelm F. C. Ohly (sculptor)	Sculpture	Religious/Public Art	Frankfurt am Main	Die Form 1927 / 01	30
4927	Bauhaus Dessau	Walter Gropius	Architecture	Cultural / Educational	Dessau	Die Form 1927 / 01	28
4926	Wooden House (Isar Valley)	Richard Riemerschmid	Architecture	Housing (Prefabricated)	Isartal, near Munich	Die Form 1927 / 01	27
4925	Werkbund Exhibition: The Dwelling / Weissenhof Estate	Mies van der Rohe (general plan); 15 architects contributing individual buildings	Urban Planning / Exhibition Design / Architecture	Housing / Exhibition	Weißenhof, Stuttgart	Die Form 1927 / 01	25
4924	Villa Sonja Knips	Josef Hoffmann	Architecture / Interior Design	Housing (Luxury Villa)	Wien XIX, Nußwaldgasse, Grinzing, Vienna	Die Form 1927 / 01	18
4919	Architectural Sculpture in Iron Clinker Brick	Ludwig Gies	Architectural Sculpture / Ceramics	Decorative Art / Building Ornament	Berlin; executed in Velten	Die Form 1927 / 01	4
4917	Pictorial Tapestry "Seated Girls"	Johanna Schütz-Wolff, Schwabendorf	Textile Design	Textile	Schwabendorf	Die Form 1926 / 12	22
4916	Passion Tapestry (approx. 120 x 180 cm)	Hedwig Heckemann, Weimar	Textile Design	Textile	Weimar	Die Form 1926 / 12	19
4915	Tapestry (approx. 90 x 160 cm)	Ewald Dülberg, Weimar	Textile Design	Textile	Weimar	Die Form 1926 / 12	18
4913	Floor Plans for a House in a Large Housing Estate / Tenement Block with 3 Apartments per Staircase	L. Hilberseimer, Berlin	Architecture / Urban Housing Typology	Housing		Die Form 1926 / 12	12
4912	Housing Development in Magdeburg	Ganger, Zabel und Otto, unter Leitung von Baurat Rühl	Architecture / Urban Housing	Housing	Magdeburg	Die Form 1926 / 12	6
4904	Machine Lace of the Forkel Working Group	K. Kastner, M. Eismann	Textile Design	Textile	Plauen im Vogtland	Die Form 1926 / 11	31
4903	Advertising Facade of the Berlin Wach- und Schließgesellschaft	Arthur Korn	Exhibition/Facade & Advertising Design	Commercial/Office Facade	Luisenstraße, Berlin	Die Form 1926 / 10	24
4902	Permanent Building of the German Government at the Milan Trade Fair	Prof. Dr. Otto Bartning	Architecture	Exhibition/Trade Fair Building	Milan, Italy	Die Form 1926 / 10	16
4901	Children's Home of Neuruppin District	Prof. Dr. Otto Bartning	Architecture	Cultural/Social Institution (Children's Home)	near Ruppiner See, Neuruppin district, Germany	Die Form 1926 / 10	12
4898	Cemetery (Entrance Portal and Urn Hall)	Prof. Oswin Hempel, Dresden	Architecture / Cemetery Design	Cultural/Funerary	Dresden	Die Form 1926 / 09	27
4896	The Garden of the Future	Gartenarchitekt Allinger, Berlin	Garden Design	Garden	Dresden	Die Form 1926 / 09	25
4894	Rose Garden at the Teahouse	Wichmann, Weimar	Garden Design	Garden	Dresden	Die Form 1926 / 09	24
4893	Cafe at the Rose Court	Prof. Heinrich Tessenow, Dresden	Architecture	Cultural/Hospitality	Dresden	Die Form 1926 / 09	23
4891	The Green Dome	Architekt Joseph Wentzler (Fa. Strunk & Wentzler, Dortmund)	Architecture / Garden Structure	Exhibition Structure	Dresden	Die Form 1926 / 09	19
4890	Anniversary Exhibition for Horticulture Dresden 1926	Gustav Allinger (Firma L. Späth, Berlin), in Verbindung mit Architekten Strunk & Wentzler, Dortmund	Garden Design / Exhibition Design	Garden/Exhibition	Dresden	Die Form 1926 / 09	18
4889	Sofa (with Table and Chairs)	Prof. Adolf G. Schneck, Stuttgart	Furniture Design	Furniture	Stuttgart	Die Form 1926 / 09	9
4888	Linen Cabinet, Basic Form 3	Prof. Adolf G. Schneck, Stuttgart	Furniture Design	Furniture	Stuttgart	Die Form 1926 / 09	9
4887	Bookcase, Basic Form 3	Prof. Adolf G. Schneck, Stuttgart	Furniture Design	Furniture	Stuttgart	Die Form 1926 / 09	9
4885	Letterhead for Kauffmann, Ebersbach an der Fils	Willy Baumeister (layout)	Typography / Graphic Design	Print/Media	Ebersbach an der Fils	Die Form 1926 / 07	15
4884	Advertisement for Wandel Metal Cloth and Machine Factory (Machine Sieves)	Willy Baumeister (layout)	Typography / Advertising Design	Print/Media	Reutlingen	Die Form 1926 / 07	14
4883	Advertisement for Quality Porcelain (Dinner Service)	Willy Baumeister (layout)	Typography / Advertising Design	Print/Media	Stuttgart	Die Form 1926 / 07	13
4882	Advertisement for Eugen Grobhaber Grocery Store	Willy Baumeister (layout)	Typography / Advertising Design	Print/Media	Stuttgart	Die Form 1926 / 07	13
4879	Sanded Lacquer Furniture: Tea Table and Side Table	Else Wenz (Teetisch); Karl Beitsch (Abstelltisch)	Furniture Design	Furniture	Dresden-Hellerau	Die Form 1926 / 07	18
4878	Sanded Lacquer Furniture, Chest of Drawers and Mirror	Prof. Hillerbrand (Kommode); Weber (Spiegel)	Furniture Design	Furniture	Dresden-Hellerau	Die Form 1926 / 07	18
4877	Sanded Lacquer Furniture (Colored Furniture)	Wlach	Furniture Design	Furniture	Vienna	Die Form 1926 / 07	16
4874	Housing Group for Hoek van Holland	J. J. P. Oud	Architecture	Housing	Hoek van Holland	Die Form 1926 / 07	23
4873	Design for the Geneva Railway Station	Mart Stam	Architecture	Transportation	Geneva	Die Form 1926 / 07	23
4872	Factory in Neustadt in Holstein	Hugo Häring	Architecture	Industrial	Neustadt in Holstein	Die Form 1926 / 07	23
4858	Zeche Ickern Mine - Boiler House	Prof. Alfred Fischer-Essen	Industrial Architecture	Industrial	Ickern i. W.	Die Form 1926 / 06	14
4857	Zeche Königsborn Mine, Unna - Staircase, Machine Hall, Chimney Cooler, Switching Station	Prof. Alfred Fischer-Essen	Industrial Architecture	Industrial	Unna i. W.	Die Form 1926 / 06	11
4856	Zeche Sachsen Mine - Coal Washing Plant	Prof. Alfred Fischer-Essen	Industrial Architecture	Industrial	Hamm i. W.	Die Form 1926 / 06	10
4855	Zeche Sachsen Mine, Hamm - Benzol Factory, Coal Tower, Entrance Gate	Prof. Alfred Fischer-Essen	Industrial Architecture	Industrial	Hamm i. W.	Die Form 1926 / 06	8
4854	Mosaic Fountain, Dresden Garden Exhibition 1926	Prof. Hans Poelzig, Berlin	Garden Design / Mosaic Art	Exhibition	Dresden	Die Form 1926 / 06	7
4853	The City of the Future	Hugh Ferriss, Harvey W. Corbett, Raymond Hood, Willy Pogany, Russell Sage Foundation	Urban Planning	Urban Planning	New York	Die Form 1926 / 05	22
4852	Scheme of a High-Rise City	L. Hilberseimer	Urban Planning	Urban Planning	Berlin (theoretical)	Die Form 1926 / 05	18
4851	Scheme of a Metropolis	Le Corbusier	Urban Planning	Urban Planning	Paris (theoretical)	Die Form 1926 / 05	18

New Installation of the Munich Ethnological Museum

Professor Segmiller

New installation of the Munich Ethnological Museum in former Deutsches Museum spaces, with innovative lighting design creating atmospheric effects for Asian cult figures and shadow-puppet theatre displays.

Cultural Built

Location

München, Maximilianstraße

Publication

Die Form · 1927

Open project

Werkkunst Exhibition, Berlin

Bruno Paul

Bruno Paul converted the 'Antikensaal' of the Hochschule into exhibition rooms, opened in March with a show of German applied arts (Kunstgewerbe), demonstrating his mastery of exhibition design.

Cultural Built

Location

Berlin, Hardenbergstraße

Publication

Die Form · 1927

Open project

Italian Garden Settlement, Celle

O. Haesler

A modern housing settlement street in Celle placed directly adjacent to the old town's steep-roofed historic quarter, demonstrating that modern flat-roofed forms can coexist with and even enhance the older architecture through contrast.

Housing Built

Location

Celle

Publication

Die Form · 1927

Open project

Amsterdam-West Urban Extension

H. P. Berlage (and others)

A large new urban extension district in Amsterdam featuring consistent horizontal street lines and unified street facades with yellowish-white window-frame banding, centered on the Mercatorplein and Hoofdweg, providing housing for workers and middle classes.

Housing/Urban District Built

Location

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Publication

Die Form · 1927

Open project

Adaptable Standard Housing Type

Dr.-Ing. Fritz Block

A flexible standard housing floor plan designed for Hamburg conditions, dividing the traditional Wohnküche into cooking and living zones, adaptable to different family sizes and statuses without major structural changes, using standardized construction and loggias instead of balconies.

Housing Unbuilt

Location

Hamburg

Publication

Die Form · 1927

Open project

Facade at Tauentzienstraße 3

Brüder Luckhardt und Alfons Anker

A modernized flat facade where individual decorative forms recede entirely, dominated by wide illuminated advertising lettering bands between window rows, integrating advertising directly into the architecture.

Commercial/Retail Built

Location

Tauentzienstraße 3, Berlin

Publication

Die Form · 1927

Open project

Herpich Fur House

Erich Mendelsohn

A newly redesigned facade for a fur business, replacing stucco with cladding of costly stone slabs and bronze profiles; redesigned bay windows and roof story integrated into a harmonious unit; only 2/3 completed at time of publication.

Commercial/Retail Built

Location

Leipziger Straße, Berlin

Publication

Die Form · 1927

Open project

Rhine Bridge Cologne-Mülheim

Peter Behrens

A newly planned arch bridge over the Rhine connecting Cologne and Mülheim without river piers, designed by Peter Behrens with Krupp and Schlüter, estimated to cost around 11 million marks.

Infrastructure/Bridge Unbuilt

Location

Köln (Cologne) - Mülheim

Publication

Die Form · 1927

Open project

Madonna Statue at Liebfrauenhof

Wilhelm F. C. Ohly (sculptor)

A Madonna statue installed as a house sign on the converted former Liebfrauenpfarrhaus in Frankfurt, later removed after objections from parts of the Catholic population.

Religious/Public Art Built

Location

Frankfurt am Main

Publication

Die Form · 1927

Open project

Bauhaus Dessau

Walter Gropius

The new Bauhaus building in Dessau was formally handed over to the public on December 4th, praised for its clarity and light as a symbolic embodiment of new life design.

Cultural / Educational Built

Location

Dessau

Publication

Die Form · 1927

Open project

Wooden House (Isar Valley)

Richard Riemerschmid

A small prefabricated wooden house with a flat roof designed for serial production, whose installation in the Isar valley was denied approval by the Munich district authority on grounds of conflicting with 'native building style' regulations.

Housing (Prefabricated) Unbuilt

Location

Isartal, near Munich

Publication

Die Form · 1927

Open project

Werkbund Exhibition: The Dwelling / Weissenhof Estate

Mies van der Rohe (general plan); 15 architects contributing individual buildings

The Werkbund's major 1927 housing exhibition in Stuttgart, with a general site plan by Mies van der Rohe, local building supervision by Richard Döcker, and an accompanying experimental site for new building materials and methods.

Housing / Exhibition Built

Location

Weißenhof, Stuttgart

Publication

Die Form · 1927

Open project

Villa Sonja Knips

Josef Hoffmann

A luxury private house in the Grinzing district of Vienna, designed by Josef Hoffmann, notable for its harmonious integration into the old suburban surroundings and its restrained, mature Wiener form language, including interiors such as bedroom, hall, and corridor.

Housing (Luxury Villa) Built

Location

Wien XIX, Nußwaldgasse, Grinzing, Vienna

Publication

Die Form · 1927

Open project

Architectural Sculpture in Iron Clinker Brick

Ludwig Gies

A series of ceramic sculptural works in fired iron clinker brick by Ludwig Gies, including 'Der gute Hirte' and industrial-themed reliefs, embedded into brick walls as independent artistic creations.

Decorative Art / Building Ornament Built

Location

Berlin; executed in Velten

Publication

Die Form · 1927

Open project

Pictorial Tapestry "Seated Girls"

Johanna Schütz-Wolff, Schwabendorf

A pictorial hand-woven tapestry depicting seated girls, discussed in the context of tapestry-weaving technique versus painting.

Textile Built

Location

Schwabendorf

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Passion Tapestry (approx. 120 x 180 cm)

Hedwig Heckemann, Weimar

A hand-woven tapestry depicting a Passion scene, in red, blue, green, yellow, gold and silver.

Textile Built

Location

Weimar

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Tapestry (approx. 90 x 160 cm)

Ewald Dülberg, Weimar

A hand-woven wall tapestry with light green, blue, yellow, and violet on a triple-graded red background.

Textile Built

Location

Weimar

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Floor Plans for a House in a Large Housing Estate / Tenement Block with 3 Apartments per Staircase

L. Hilberseimer, Berlin

Standardized floor plan system for apartments housing 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 residents based on shared room elements (entry, kitchen, bath, bedroom, sleeping alcove, loggia); a second design places 3 apartments per staircase for 2, 4, and 6 residents using minimal repeated room types with built-in storage.

Housing Unbuilt

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Housing Development in Magdeburg

Ganger, Zabel und Otto, unter Leitung von Baurat Rühl

A series of workers' and middle-class housing blocks in Magdeburg with apartments of 63-67 square meters, oriented north-south for light and air, arranged around green spaces with terraces and eck-windows.

Housing Built

Location

Magdeburg

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Machine Lace of the Forkel Working Group

K. Kastner, M. Eismann

Embroidered machine-made lace designs by the Forkel working group in Plauen, discussed as an abstract, non-representational art form distinct from imitative lace patterns.

Textile Built

Location

Plauen im Vogtland

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Advertising Facade of the Berlin Wach- und Schließgesellschaft

Arthur Korn

A remodeled building facade for a security company using painting, simple stucco work, and a neon tube as a nighttime landmark, with lettering organized by size and importance on a white ground with grey and cobalt-blue accents; the authorities objected to it as too 'market-crier'-like.

Commercial/Office Facade Built

Location

Luisenstraße, Berlin

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Permanent Building of the German Government at the Milan Trade Fair

Prof. Dr. Otto Bartning

A permanent exhibition building for the German Reich at the Milan trade fair, built 1926 on a triangular site, featuring a domed structure (17m diameter) using the steel-frame 'Zollbau' system, constructed in just three months and assembled rapidly on site using prefabricated steel trusses from Berlin.

Exhibition/Trade Fair Building Built

Location

Milan, Italy

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Children's Home of Neuruppin District

Prof. Dr. Otto Bartning

A children's home built 1925/26 on a hill near the Ruppiner See, combining a long wing following the landscape rhythm with a cubic stair-block, using light plaster and dark clinker brick, with interiors, furniture, and color schemes designed by the Weimar Bauhochschule workshops.

Cultural/Social Institution (Children's Home) Built

Location

near Ruppiner See, Neuruppin district, Germany

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Cemetery (Entrance Portal and Urn Hall)

Prof. Oswin Hempel, Dresden

A cemetery within the exhibition featuring a striking entrance portal composed of two pylons and an urn hall, with modern principles of grave design and planting by garden architect Röhnick.

Cultural/Funerary Built

Location

Dresden

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

The Garden of the Future

Gartenarchitekt Allinger, Berlin

An experimental residential garden intended for plant enthusiasts, combining diverse plant communities (perennials, moor-bed plants, dwarf shrubs, cacti, hedges) with a modest weekend house atop a terraced base.

Garden Built

Location

Dresden

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Rose Garden at the Teahouse

Wichmann, Weimar

A rose garden with a teahouse featuring a projecting glass structure and terrace, whose architectural rhythm is echoed in the garden's clear ground plan, water basin, and planting scheme.

Garden Built

Location

Dresden

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Cafe at the Rose Court

Prof. Heinrich Tessenow, Dresden

A modestly sized, graceful cafe building closing the vista of the great rose garden, built with slender wooden columns and an arched sheet-metal cornice, flanked by sculptural groups and stairways.

Cultural/Hospitality Built

Location

Dresden

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

The Green Dome

Architekt Joseph Wentzler (Fa. Strunk & Wentzler, Dortmund)

A star-plan lattice tower structure covered with wild vine, serving as the landmark of the Dresden horticultural exhibition, offering panoramic views from its platform and dramatic night illumination.

Exhibition Structure Built

Location

Dresden

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Anniversary Exhibition for Horticulture Dresden 1926

Gustav Allinger (Firma L. Späth, Berlin), in Verbindung mit Architekten Strunk & Wentzler, Dortmund

A large horticultural anniversary exhibition in Dresden, based on a competition-winning design, comprising indoor flower shows in exhibition halls and an extensive outdoor garden exhibition within the Großer Garten, including numerous sub-gardens, pavilions, and landscape features.

Garden/Exhibition Built

Location

Dresden

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Sofa (with Table and Chairs)

Prof. Adolf G. Schneck, Stuttgart

A sofa constructed of individual demountable parts using screw-and-nut connections rather than glue, designed for improved hygiene as dust does not penetrate as easily as in fully upholstered pieces.

Furniture Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Linen Cabinet, Basic Form 3

Prof. Adolf G. Schneck, Stuttgart

A linen cabinet using an iron rail to absorb the cabinet's load, standing on four feet instead of a heavy wooden base construction.

Furniture Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Bookcase, Basic Form 3

Prof. Adolf G. Schneck, Stuttgart

A bookcase demonstrating a 'basic form' construction principle in furniture design, where the case functions as a self-contained body with feet serving only a supporting function.

Furniture Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Letterhead for Kauffmann, Ebersbach an der Fils

Willy Baumeister (layout)

A letterhead design for the Kauffmann company (Klostersenf, Weinessig, Kunsthonigfabrik, Gurkeneinlegerei) in Ebersbach an der Fils, shown as an example of new typographic layout principles.

Print/Media Built

Location

Ebersbach an der Fils

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Advertisement for Wandel Metal Cloth and Machine Factory (Machine Sieves)

Willy Baumeister (layout)

An advertisement for machine sieves manufactured by Chr. Wandel, Reutlingen, shown as example and counter-example of typographic composition.

Print/Media Built

Location

Reutlingen

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Advertisement for Quality Porcelain (Dinner Service)

Willy Baumeister (layout)

A newspaper advertisement for porcelain dinnerware, presented as an example of Baumeister's typographic layout principles.

Print/Media Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Advertisement for Eugen Grobhaber Grocery Store

Willy Baumeister (layout)

A demonstration advertisement for a grocery store, given with both an example and counter-example of typographic layout by Willy Baumeister.

Print/Media Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Sanded Lacquer Furniture: Tea Table and Side Table

Else Wenz (Teetisch); Karl Beitsch (Abstelltisch)

A tea table designed by Else Wenz and a side table designed by Karl Beitsch, produced in sanded lacquer finish by the Deutsche Werkstätten Dresden-Hellerau.

Furniture Built

Location

Dresden-Hellerau

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Sanded Lacquer Furniture, Chest of Drawers and Mirror

Prof. Hillerbrand (Kommode); Weber (Spiegel)

A chest of drawers designed by Prof. Hillerbrand and a mirror designed by Weber, executed in sanded lacquer technique by the Deutsche Werkstätten in Dresden-Hellerau.

Furniture Built

Location

Dresden-Hellerau

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Sanded Lacquer Furniture (Colored Furniture)

Wlach

Furniture pieces in various colors using the sanded lacquer (Schleiflack) technique, produced by the Haus und Garten workshop in Vienna.

Furniture Built

Location

Vienna

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Housing Group for Hoek van Holland

J. J. P. Oud

Described as one of the most accomplished works of new architecture, exemplifying functional design without formal preconceptions.

Housing Built

Location

Hoek van Holland

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Design for the Geneva Railway Station

Mart Stam

A design attempt for a railway station based purely on the functional requirements of a station facility, praised for its purely organizational approach.

Transportation Unbuilt

Location

Geneva

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Factory in Neustadt in Holstein

Hugo Häring

A strongly articulated industrial building (1920) whose form was developed directly from the working process, avoiding added decoration or monumentalization.

Industrial Built

Location

Neustadt in Holstein

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Zeche Ickern Mine - Boiler House

Prof. Alfred Fischer-Essen

Boiler house built in 1921 as a reinforced concrete frame construction with brick masonry infill.

Industrial Built

Location

Ickern i. W.

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Zeche Königsborn Mine, Unna - Staircase, Machine Hall, Chimney Cooler, Switching Station

Prof. Alfred Fischer-Essen

Complex of industrial buildings including staircase with coal transport facility (1925), machine hall (1924), chimney cooler with concrete construction deviating from usual wooden chimney form (1925), and switching station/machine house (1924).

Industrial Built

Location

Unna i. W.

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Zeche Sachsen Mine - Coal Washing Plant

Prof. Alfred Fischer-Essen

Largest European coal washing plant (1920/22), built in reinforced concrete with economical brick infill; concrete surfaces left unplastered, vertical divisions corresponding to the frame construction.

Industrial Built

Location

Hamm i. W.

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Zeche Sachsen Mine, Hamm - Benzol Factory, Coal Tower, Entrance Gate

Prof. Alfred Fischer-Essen

Industrial buildings including a benzol factory (1926) and coal tower (1926) built in reinforced concrete with brick masonry, part of the Zeche Sachsen coal mine complex.

Industrial Built

Location

Hamm i. W.

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Mosaic Fountain, Dresden Garden Exhibition 1926

Prof. Hans Poelzig, Berlin

A mosaic fountain created for the 1926 Dresden Garden Exhibition, executed by the mosaic and glass painting workshops Puhl & Wagner.

Exhibition Built

Location

Dresden

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

The City of the Future

Hugh Ferriss, Harvey W. Corbett, Raymond Hood, Willy Pogany, Russell Sage Foundation

A set of speculative visionary designs and drawings for a future skyscraper metropolis, exhibited at Wanamaker's department store in New York and critically discussed by Lewis Mumford.

Urban Planning Unbuilt

Location

New York

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Scheme of a High-Rise City

L. Hilberseimer

A theoretical high-rise city plan by Ludwig Hilberseimer proposing to house 5 million people on one-fifth of the space currently occupied by Berlin, analyzed and critiqued by Hugo Häring in a comparative urban planning essay.

Urban Planning Unbuilt

Location

Berlin (theoretical)

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

Scheme of a Metropolis

Le Corbusier

A theoretical scheme for a modern metropolis by Le Corbusier, discussed and illustrated as a comparative urban planning model against Hilberseimer's proposal.

Urban Planning Unbuilt

Location

Paris (theoretical)

Publication

Die Form · 1926

Open project

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