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	Project	Architect	Field	Typology	Location	Publication	Page
12535	Piece Dyeing Plant with Finishing, Mercerization and Rubberizing	Helmut Hille	Architecture / Industrial Design	Industrial	Zittau, Sachsen, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 12
12534	Extension Building Bad Schinznach	Rich. Hächler	Architecture	Healthcare / Spa building	Bad Schinznach, Aargau, Switzerland	Der Baumeister 1932 / 12
12522	Two-Story House at Lake Constance	unknown	Architecture	Housing	Bodensee, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 12	20
12514	The Weekend House in Finland	Hytönen & Luukkonen	Architecture	Weekend house	Finland	Der Baumeister 1932 / 12	4
12513	Wooden House near Kufstein	Sepp Ruf	Architecture	Housing	Kufstein, Austria (mountains near)	Der Baumeister 1932 / 12
12502	Single-Family House at the Hygiene Exhibition, Dresden 1930	O. Recke, Dresden (B.D.A.)	Architecture	Housing (exhibition house)	Dresden, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 09
12501	Own House of Berlin Architect Erich Mendelsohn	Erich Mendelsohn	Architecture / Interior Design	Housing (private residence)	Rupenhorn, Berlin, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 09	1
12498	German National War Memorial - Competition Entry (Dreiteichsgrund site)	Various (competition, incl. Prof. Wilhelm Kreis and Bildhauer Prof. G. Marcks; Prof. P. Bonatz and Prof. H. Wetzel mentioned in relation to entries)	Architecture / Landscape / Urban Planning	Cultural (memorial)	near Bad Berka, Thüringen, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 09	32
12496	Housing in Morden near London	Louis de Soissons	Architecture	Housing (row houses)	Morden, London, England	Der Baumeister 1932 / 09	19
12487	Werfhaus System Bartning	Prof. Otto Bartning	Architecture	Housing (prefabricated/exhibition house)	Berlin, Germany (Das wachsende Haus exhibition)	Der Baumeister 1932 / 08	32
12485	House Type 'Bolkäppchen'	Professor Mebes und Reg.-Baumeister Emmerich	Architecture	Housing (growing house/exhibition house)	Berlin, Germany (Kaiserdamm exhibition)	Der Baumeister 1932 / 08	30
12469	Country house in Bryn Mawr Park, Yonkers, N.Y. (Flagg method)	Harold Gary (builder), method by Ernest Flagg	Architecture	Housing (country house)	Bryn Mawr Park, Yonkers, Westchester County, New York, USA	Der Baumeister 1932 / 07	29
12468	Row houses in Chatham-Village, Pittsburgh, Pa.	Not specified	Architecture	Housing (row houses)	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA	Der Baumeister 1932 / 07	28
12467	House on Long Island	Ernest Flagg	Architecture	Housing (single-family, stone construction)	Long Island, New York, USA	Der Baumeister 1932 / 07	26
12466	Frame houses in Brookline, Massachusetts	Not specified (American examples, discussed by Walter Baumgarten)	Architecture	Housing (single-family, wood frame)	Brookline, Massachusetts, USA	Der Baumeister 1932 / 07	25
12454	Alte Haide Settlement	Theodor Fischer	Urban Planning	Housing Settlement	München	Der Baumeister 1932 / 06	36
12453	New Police Headquarters (Munich)	Theodor Fischer	Architecture	Government/Office	München	Der Baumeister 1932 / 06	36
12452	Ulm Garrison Church	Theodor Fischer	Architecture	Religious/Church	Ulm	Der Baumeister 1932 / 06	36
12450	Isar Bridges (Munich)	Theodor Fischer	Architecture/Engineering	Infrastructure (Bridges)	München	Der Baumeister 1932 / 06	36
12449	The Art Building in Stuttgart	Theodor Fischer	Architecture	Cultural	Stuttgart	Der Baumeister 1932 / 06	36
12448	The Savings Bank in Würzburg	Theodor Fischer	Architecture	Office/Bank	Würzburg	Der Baumeister 1932 / 06	35
12447	Van Nelle Factory	Brinkman und L. van der Vlugt	Architecture	Industrial	Rotterdam	Der Baumeister 1932 / 06	32
12437	St. Martin in Cologne	Unknown	Architecture	Religious/Church	Cologne	Der Baumeister 1932 / 06	8
12432	The First German Unemployed Peripheral Settlement	Unknown	Urban Planning/Architecture	Housing (Settlement for unemployed)	Munich, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 04
12431	Reich Small Settlement for the Unemployed in Mühlhausen (Thuringia)	Unknown	Architecture/Urban Planning	Housing (Small settlement house with hall construction)	Mühlhausen, Thüringen, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 04	36
12430	The Growing House - 2nd Prize (Gaskard, panel construction)	Arch. D. Gaskard, Canthal	Architecture	Housing (Expandable house, panel construction)	Berlin (competition), Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 04	36
12428	The Growing House - 2nd Prize (Grote)	Reg.-Baumeister K. Grote, Düsseldorf	Architecture	Housing (Expandable house)	Berlin (competition), Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 04	35
12414	Suburban Small Settlement for the Unemployed in Leipzig (Model/Trial Double House)	Städtisches Hochbauamt Leipzig	Architecture	Housing (settler house, standard type)	Leipzig, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 03	27
12410	The Rebhaus (Vine House) in Itschnach near Küßnacht-Zürich	Lux Guyer	Architecture	Housing (single-family residence)	Itschnach bei Küßnacht-Zürich, Switzerland	Der Baumeister 1932 / 03	15
12406	Roman Amphitheater in Nîmes	unknown (Roman antiquity)	Architecture	Cultural/Historic Monument	Nîmes, France	Der Baumeister 1932 / 01	25
12394	Atrium Housing Estate Munich	Regierungsbaumeister Uli Seeck	Architecture	Housing	München	Der Baumeister 1932 / 01	1
12383	Small Bachelor House for Sculptors or Architects	Gustav Lüdecke, B.D.A., Dresden	Architecture	Housing (Single-occupant)	Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 12	12
12379	Small Single-Family House	Unknown	Architecture	Housing (Single-family)	Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 12	7
12378	Designs for Small Single-Family Houses	Gustav Lüdecke, B.D.A., Dresden	Architecture	Housing (Single-family)	Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 12	6
12377	Rural Dwelling House with Stable for Central Germany	Unknown	Architecture	Housing (Rural/Farm)	Mitteldeutschland (Central Germany)	Der Baumeister 1931 / 12	6
12375	Bismarck Monument	Unknown	Architecture	Monument	Ludwigsbrücke, Munich, Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 11
12374	Protestant Church of the Resurrection	Prof. German Bestelmeyer	Architecture	Religious/Cultural	Munich-Westend, Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 11
12373	Railway workers' settlement in northern Munich	Reichsbahnbaurat Georg Gsänger	Urban Planning	Housing	Freimann, Munich, Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 11
12369	Country house with semicircular living room	Prof. Karl Schneider	Architecture	Housing	Hamburg, Germany (attributed)	Der Baumeister 1931 / 11	30
12367	Semi-detached single-family house (building society example)	Hans Conradi	Architecture	Housing	Germany (unspecified)	Der Baumeister 1931 / 11	27
12365	Garden Court Garage	Unknown	Architecture	Industrial/Garage	Philadelphia, USA	Der Baumeister 1931 / 11	17
12363	Single-family house in Hall II of the Berlin Building Exhibition 1931	Ludwig Mies van der Rohe	Architecture	Housing/Exhibition	Berlin, Germany	Der Baumeister 1931 / 11	6
12360	Hecke House	Prof. Karl Schneider	Architecture	Housing (Villa)	Schmalenbeck bei Hamburg	Der Baumeister 1931 / 10
12358	Development of a Single-Family House (1931)	Prof. Karl Schneider	Architecture	Housing (Single-family house)		Der Baumeister 1931 / 10	34
12355	Country House L.	Prof. Karl Schneider	Architecture	Housing (Villa)	Wohldorf bei Hamburg (Hamburg-Düvenstedt)	Der Baumeister 1931 / 10	29
12347	Small Country House Werner	Prof. Karl Schneider	Architecture	Housing (Single-family house)	Hamburg-Ehestorf (Eißstorf)	Der Baumeister 1931 / 10	10
12344	Country House M. S. in Los Angeles, California	Prof. Josef Frank, Wien	Architecture	Housing	Los Angeles, California, USA	Der Baumeister 1931 / 08
12334	Exhibition Room of the Association of German Architects	Unknown	Exhibition Design / Curation	Exhibition	Berlin, Deutsche Bauausstellung	Der Baumeister 1931 / 07	3
12327	House in Berlin-Halensee	Unknown	Architecture	Housing (weekend house)	Berlin-Halensee	Der Baumeister 1931 / 07	30
12310	A Three-Classroom Village School with Double-Sided Lighting for Each Classroom (for Arnsdorf, Liegnitz District)	Kraatz	Architecture	School	Arnsdorf, Kreis Liegnitz	Der Baumeister 1931 / 06

Piece Dyeing Plant with Finishing, Mercerization and Rubberizing

Helmut Hille

A textile dyeing factory design developed on business-operational principles, organizing dyeing, bleaching, mercerization, printing/finishing and rubberizing processes across ground floor, upper floors, and basement with careful attention to ventilation, fume extraction, and workflow.

Industrial

Location

Zittau, Sachsen, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Extension Building Bad Schinznach

Rich. Hächler

A 1929 extension to the sulfur spa hospital wing at Bad Schinznach, incorporating existing walls of an older single-story building, with kitchen, dining halls on ground floor, children's and adult patient departments above, and a roof terrace sun deck. Costs 182,750 Fr. including architect's fee.

Healthcare / Spa building Built

Location

Bad Schinznach, Aargau, Switzerland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Two-Story House at Lake Constance

unknown

Two-story house with clear organization of rest and circulation areas, 4 sleeping rooms with 6 beds and bath upstairs, central chimney placement.

Housing Unbuilt

Location

Bodensee, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

The Weekend House in Finland

Hytönen & Luukkonen

A weekend house design with living space spanning two stories and stacked sleeping quarters for 5 beds, exemplifying contemporary Finnish wooden architecture.

Weekend house

Location

Finland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Wooden House near Kufstein

Sepp Ruf

A simple wooden house recently built by Sepp Ruf in the mountains near Kufstein, described as a pleasant contrast to kitschy 'mountain style' architecture.

Housing Built

Location

Kufstein, Austria (mountains near)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Single-Family House at the Hygiene Exhibition, Dresden 1930

O. Recke, Dresden (B.D.A.)

A small house built for the 1930/1931 Dresden Hygiene Exhibition, constructed as a timber-frame row or single house in about 20 days, with 51.19 sqm usable living space.

Housing (exhibition house) Built

Location

Dresden, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Own House of Berlin Architect Erich Mendelsohn

Erich Mendelsohn

Own residence of architect Erich Mendelsohn near Rupenhorn, discussed critically here in relation to a book publication ('Neues Haus - Neue Welt') for its material extravagance and questionable taste comparisons to Bach's music.

Housing (private residence) Built

Location

Rupenhorn, Berlin, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

German National War Memorial - Competition Entry (Dreiteichsgrund site)

Various (competition, incl. Prof. Wilhelm Kreis and Bildhauer Prof. G. Marcks; Prof. P. Bonatz and Prof. H. Wetzel mentioned in relation to entries)

Competition entries for the German National War Memorial (Reichsehrenmal) sited in a valley landscape near Bad Berka, exploring landscape-based memorial concepts rather than singular monuments.

Cultural (memorial) Unbuilt

Location

near Bad Berka, Thüringen, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Housing in Morden near London

Louis de Soissons

Row house development near London featuring simple load-bearing wall structures and separate garden access for each unit.

Housing (row houses) Built

Location

Morden, London, England

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Werfhaus System Bartning

Prof. Otto Bartning

An exhibition house system with interior design considered notably better executed than its floor plan, shown at the Berlin 'Das wachsende Haus' exhibition.

Housing (prefabricated/exhibition house) Built

Location

Berlin, Germany (Das wachsende Haus exhibition)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

House Type 'Bolkäppchen'

Professor Mebes und Reg.-Baumeister Emmerich

A model house type shown at the Berlin 'Das wachsende Haus' exhibition, part of the exhibition on expandable housing types.

Housing (growing house/exhibition house) Built

Location

Berlin, Germany (Kaiserdamm exhibition)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Country house in Bryn Mawr Park, Yonkers, N.Y. (Flagg method)

Harold Gary (builder), method by Ernest Flagg

Larger country house built using Flagg's rubble stone method in an area of high labor/material costs, cited with detailed cost comparison to standard frame construction.

Housing (country house) Built

Location

Bryn Mawr Park, Yonkers, Westchester County, New York, USA

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Row houses in Chatham-Village, Pittsburgh, Pa.

Not specified

Brick-faced row houses illustrating American construction methods and costs, cited with construction cost figures per cubic foot.

Housing (row houses) Built

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

House on Long Island

Ernest Flagg

Example house demonstrating Flagg's economical rubble-stone wall construction method ('mosaic rubble') with low walls and steep gabled roof.

Housing (single-family, stone construction) Built

Location

Long Island, New York, USA

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Frame houses in Brookline, Massachusetts

Not specified (American examples, discussed by Walter Baumgarten)

Example of American wood frame ('Frame') house construction with shingle cladding, garage in basement, illustrating US small house building methods, 1931.

Housing (single-family, wood frame) Built

Location

Brookline, Massachusetts, USA

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Alte Haide Settlement

Theodor Fischer

An early housing settlement (Zeilenbau) by Theodor Fischer, precursor to later more extreme versions of the type.

Housing Settlement Built

Location

München

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

New Police Headquarters (Munich)

Theodor Fischer

Fischer's largest building, described as achieving harmonious synthesis of design will and urban planning understanding.

Government/Office Built

Location

München

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Ulm Garrison Church

Theodor Fischer

A garrison church by Theodor Fischer noted for its asymmetrical interior balance.

Religious/Church Built

Location

Ulm

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Isar Bridges (Munich)

Theodor Fischer

Two classically accomplished Isar bridges (1901-02) by Theodor Fischer, noted as significant works for Munich.

Infrastructure (Bridges) Built

Location

München

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

The Art Building in Stuttgart

Theodor Fischer

Stuttgart art exhibition building noted for its urban integration and harmonious exterior proportions; discussed in Theodor Fischer tribute article.

Cultural Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

The Savings Bank in Würzburg

Theodor Fischer

A savings bank building by Theodor Fischer, referenced in tribute article marking his 70th birthday.

Office/Bank Built

Location

Würzburg

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Van Nelle Factory

Brinkman und L. van der Vlugt

Referenced as comparison for formal/proportional study relative to the Liesing Employment Office, showing similar architectural intent across countries.

Industrial Built

Location

Rotterdam

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

St. Martin in Cologne

Referenced comparison image of St. Martin church in Cologne shown alongside other church photographs for architectural comparison.

Religious/Church Built

Location

Cologne

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

The First German Unemployed Peripheral Settlement

First peripheral settlement (Randsiedlung) for unemployed built quickly under the Reich credit program, using economical construction methods allowing rapid drying, with allowances for keeping small animals.

Housing (Settlement for unemployed) Built

Location

Munich, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Reich Small Settlement for the Unemployed in Mühlhausen (Thuringia)

Single-family house with hall-type construction (Hallenbau) as part of the Reich small-settlement program for the unemployed.

Housing (Small settlement house with hall construction) Built

Location

Mühlhausen, Thüringen, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

The Growing House - 2nd Prize (Gaskard, panel construction)

Arch. D. Gaskard, Canthal

Second prize entry using prefabricated panel construction (Tafelbauweise) for the growing house competition.

Housing (Expandable house, panel construction) Unbuilt

Location

Berlin (competition), Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

The Growing House - 2nd Prize (Grote)

Reg.-Baumeister K. Grote, Düsseldorf

Second prize entry in the Berlin 'Growing House' competition.

Housing (Expandable house) Unbuilt

Location

Berlin (competition), Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Suburban Small Settlement for the Unemployed in Leipzig (Model/Trial Double House)

Städtisches Hochbauamt Leipzig

A standardized settler house type with ground floor living/kitchen space and upper floor bedrooms, designed as part of the Leipzig unemployment settlement scheme; included a street cross-section and construction plans.

Housing (settler house, standard type) Built

Location

Leipzig, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

The Rebhaus (Vine House) in Itschnach near Küßnacht-Zürich

Lux Guyer

A house by architect Lux Guyer, illustrated with ground and upper floor plans, published previously in the Schweizerische Bauzeitung.

Housing (single-family residence) Built

Location

Itschnach bei Küßnacht-Zürich, Switzerland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Roman Amphitheater in Nîmes

unknown (Roman antiquity)

Well-preserved Roman amphitheater used as comparative study material for the design of the Vienna Stadium, illustrating classical seating/tribune proportions and structural principles.

Cultural/Historic Monument Built

Location

Nîmes, France

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Atrium Housing Estate Munich

Regierungsbaumeister Uli Seeck

Atrium-house housing estate concept emphasizing separated living and sleeping areas, wind- and view-protected garden, and orientation of all living rooms toward the garden.

Housing

Location

München

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Small Bachelor House for Sculptors or Architects

Gustav Lüdecke, B.D.A., Dresden

A small house design intended for single occupants such as sculptors or architects, shown with plans, elevations and sections.

Housing (Single-occupant)

Location

Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Small Single-Family House

A small single-family house with outside dimensions 7.79 x 6.66 m, kitchen and utility spaces in basement, living room in ground floor, bedroom and chamber in upper floor; built at 25 M per cubic meter for total 9800 M.

Housing (Single-family)

Location

Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Designs for Small Single-Family Houses

Gustav Lüdecke, B.D.A., Dresden

A collection of designs for small single-family houses including a rural dwelling with kitchen, living room, workroom and outbuildings for livestock, revisited from earlier years.

Housing (Single-family)

Location

Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Rural Dwelling House with Stable for Central Germany

A rural dwelling design with stables for Central Germany, including plans and elevations at 1:200 scale.

Housing (Rural/Farm)

Location

Mitteldeutschland (Central Germany)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Bismarck Monument

A privately funded Bismarck monument erected near the Deutsches Museum on the Ludwigsbrücke, critiqued in the text for its questionable placement and artistic character relative to the museum's forecourt.

Monument Built

Location

Ludwigsbrücke, Munich, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Protestant Church of the Resurrection

Prof. German Bestelmeyer

A Protestant church in Munich's Westend nearing consecration, notable for its low, cost-saving flat roof design balanced by a tall tower and tower-like choir volume.

Religious/Cultural Built

Location

Munich-Westend, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Railway workers' settlement in northern Munich

Reichsbahnbaurat Georg Gsänger

A model 'railway workers' town' developed from a prize-winning design, built between Freimann and the Reichsbahn repair works, with approximately 270 dwellings completed to date.

Housing Built

Location

Freimann, Munich, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Country house with semicircular living room

Prof. Karl Schneider

A country house design featuring a large semicircular living room that could be temporarily closed off without disrupting household operation, e.g. in winter.

Housing

Location

Hamburg, Germany (attributed)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Semi-detached single-family house (building society example)

Hans Conradi

A sample semi-detached single-family house design illustrating financing via a Bausparkasse, with a floor plan of a fully basemented house with living kitchen, three bedrooms, and bath.

Housing

Location

Germany (unspecified)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Garden Court Garage

An underground garage built beneath a courtyard between building blocks, with a garden and pond on the roof deck above, cited as an ideal solution for residential district home garages.

Industrial/Garage Built

Location

Philadelphia, USA

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Single-family house in Hall II of the Berlin Building Exhibition 1931

Ludwig Mies van der Rohe

An exhibition single-family house model shown at the 1931 Berlin Building Exhibition demonstrating the 'New Line' approach to residential design.

Housing/Exhibition Built

Location

Berlin, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Hecke House

Prof. Karl Schneider

House built 1928 for a Hamburg university professor, narrow deep plot with large pond in front, living and main bedrooms oriented east; white rendered plaster construction with wooden ceilings.

Housing (Villa) Built

Location

Schmalenbeck bei Hamburg

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Development of a Single-Family House (1931)

Prof. Karl Schneider

Design study/project for a single-family house shown with ground and upper floor plans, 1931.

Housing (Single-family house)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Country House L.

Prof. Karl Schneider

House built 1929 for a merchant with three children, connected to an unfinished swimming pool at the Alster river; large social rooms on ground floor, white noble plaster with copper roof coverings.

Housing (Villa)

Location

Wohldorf bei Hamburg (Hamburg-Düvenstedt)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Small Country House Werner

Prof. Karl Schneider

Small single-story house for a childless couple built 1930, dark clinker brick with light grey block-frame windows, very economical construction.

Housing (Single-family house) Built

Location

Hamburg-Ehestorf (Eißstorf)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Country House M. S. in Los Angeles, California

Prof. Josef Frank, Wien

Three design variations for a country house in Los Angeles, illustrating Frank's ideas on modern living with rhythmically arranged sequences of differentiated rooms, shown as first, second, and third design proposals.

Housing

Location

Los Angeles, California, USA

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

Exhibition Room of the Association of German Architects

Exhibition space organized by subject categories including cult buildings, museums, theaters, schools, industrial buildings, and housing, curated for the BDA.

Exhibition Built

Location

Berlin, Deutsche Bauausstellung

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

House in Berlin-Halensee

Timber weekend house manufactured by Christoph & Unmack, with garden view from opened living space.

Housing (weekend house) Built

Location

Berlin-Halensee

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

A Three-Classroom Village School with Double-Sided Lighting for Each Classroom (for Arnsdorf, Liegnitz District)

Kraatz

School design providing double-sided natural lighting to classrooms via normal windows on two sides, with classroom-only circulation on the upper floor and ancillary rooms in a low basement level, calculated at approximately 450 RM per child.

School

Location

Arnsdorf, Kreis Liegnitz

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1931

Open project

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