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	Project	Architect	Field	Typology	Location	Publication	Page
13201	New Single-Family House in Breslau	Erwin Grau, Breslau	Architecture	Housing (single-family house)	Breslau	Der Baumeister 1937 / 07	31
13200	Chicken Coop at the Hirth Property	Hanns Ostler, Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Architecture	Agricultural/Outbuilding	Untergrainau	Der Baumeister 1937 / 07	29
13199	Baron von Helldorf House	Hanns Ostler, Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Architecture	Housing (villa/country house)	Grainau	Der Baumeister 1937 / 07	26
13198	Baron Haller Country House	Hanns Ostler, Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Architecture	Housing (villa/country house)	Garmisch	Der Baumeister 1937 / 07	25
13197	Münch Country House	Hanns Ostler, Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Architecture	Housing (villa/country house)	Garmisch	Der Baumeister 1937 / 07	24
13196	Stahmer Country House	Hanns Ostler, Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Architecture	Housing (villa/country house)	Garmisch	Der Baumeister 1937 / 07	22
13194	General Veit House	Hanns Ostler, Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Architecture	Housing (villa)	Garmisch	Der Baumeister 1937 / 07	19
13193	Dr. L. Country House	Hanns Ostler, Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Architecture	Housing (villa/country house)	Garmisch	Der Baumeister 1937 / 07	16
13192	Merck Country House	Hanns Ostler, Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Architecture	Housing (villa/country house)	Garmisch	Der Baumeister 1937 / 07	12
13191	House of Youth in Tübingen	Ernst Breitling (Tübingen), mit Hans Bruhn	Architecture	Youth hostel / Educational-Cultural	Tübingen	Der Baumeister 1937 / 07	1
13188	Fortress of the Dead for German Heroes, Bitolj	Robert Tischler	Architecture	Memorial/Cemetery	Bitolj (formerly Monastir), Yugoslavia	Der Baumeister 1937 / 06	29
13187	Competition for a new Building Guild House in Munich – Second Prize	Fritz Borst	Architecture	Office/Guild House with Housing	Singspielerstraße, Munich	Der Baumeister 1937 / 06	28
13186	Competition for a new Building Guild House in Munich – First Prize	Franz Prellner and Albert Linsenmayer	Architecture	Office/Guild House with Housing	Oberer Anger, Munich	Der Baumeister 1937 / 06	27
13185	Adolf-Wagner-Hitler Youth Home Penzberg	Richard Helfert (Stadtbaumeister, Dipl.-Ing.)	Architecture	Youth/Community Center	Penzberg	Der Baumeister 1937 / 06	20
13184	Entrance Lodge with Tourist Office for the Spa Park in Obergrainau	Hanns Ostler	Architecture	Public/Tourism Infrastructure	Obergrainau bei Garmisch	Der Baumeister 1937 / 06	16
13183	House Dr. Rosen	Hanns Ostler	Architecture	Residential (single-family house)	Garmisch	Der Baumeister 1937 / 06	15
13182	Beer Hall in the Hotel Post	Hanns Ostler	Interior Design	Hospitality (tavern/beer hall)	Garmisch	Der Baumeister 1937 / 06	12
13181	Café Krämer	Hanns Ostler	Interior Design	Hospitality (café)	Garmisch	Der Baumeister 1937 / 06	11
13180	Café Bischoff	Hanns Ostler	Interior Design	Hospitality (café)	Garmisch	Der Baumeister 1937 / 06	10
13179	Bar in the Alpenhof Park Hotel	Hanns Ostler	Interior Design	Hospitality (bar/hotel interior)	Garmisch	Der Baumeister 1937 / 06	8
13178	"Blauweiß" Girls' Home	Hanns Ostler	Architecture	Residential/Institutional (girls' hostel)	Garmisch	Der Baumeister 1937 / 06	5
13177	Fire Station Grainau	Hanns Ostler	Architecture	Public/Fire Station with Housing	Grainau, Garmisch-Partenkirchen area	Der Baumeister 1937 / 06	1
13176	The New Savings Bank for a Small Town (Pasing Savings Bank Competition)	Heinrich Rettig und Friedrich Lämmle	Architecture / Urban Planning	Bank/Office	Pasing, München	Der Baumeister 1937 / 04	30
13175	New Clubhouse of the Hockey and Tennis Club "Schwarz-Weiss" Cologne	Regierungsbaumeister a. D. Otto Scheib-Köln	Architecture	Sports/Recreation	Köln, Germany (near Mülheimer Brücke)	Der Baumeister 1937 / 04	27
13174	Bourgeois Single-Family House in Winterthur	Franz Scheibler, B.S.A.	Architecture	Housing	Winterthur, Switzerland	Der Baumeister 1937 / 04	26
13173	Single-Family House with Medical Practice in Winterthur	Franz Scheibler, B.S.A.	Architecture	Housing / Medical Office	Winterthur, Switzerland	Der Baumeister 1937 / 04	23
13172	House for a Working Woman in Winterthur	Franz Scheibler, B.S.A.	Architecture	Housing	Winterthur, Switzerland	Der Baumeister 1937 / 04	22
13171	Hillside Residence in Sarona near Jaffa	Theo Wieland	Architecture	Housing	Sarona bei Jaffa, Palästina	Der Baumeister 1937 / 04	18
13170	Own Home of Architect Theo Wieland in Sarona near Jaffa	Theo Wieland	Architecture	Housing	Sarona bei Jaffa, Palästina	Der Baumeister 1937 / 04	16
13169	Conversion of a Workshop Room into a Girls' Youth Home	Professor Wolfgang von Wersin	Interior Design	Community/Youth Center	Borstei, München	Der Baumeister 1937 / 04	14
13168	Youth Hostel in Detmold	Dipl.-Ing. S. Prölß und W. Euler	Architecture	Youth Hostel	Detmold, Germany	Der Baumeister 1937 / 04	12
13167	The Youth Hostel in Urfeld am Walchensee	Karl Vessar	Architecture	Youth Hostel	Urfeld am Walchensee, Germany	Der Baumeister 1937 / 04	1
13163	New restaurant on the Kahlenberg near Vienna	Erich Boltenstern	Architecture	Hospitality (Restaurant)	Kahlenberg, Wien	Der Baumeister 1937 / 03	23
13162	Dr. B. House in Herrliberg near Zurich	Moser und Kopp	Architecture	Housing (Single-family house)	Herrliberg bei Zürich	Der Baumeister 1937 / 03	19
13161	Limberg House	Rudolf Krüger	Architecture	Housing (Single-family house)	Saarbrücken (near Spiehererberg, border area)	Der Baumeister 1937 / 03	16
13160	House group at Winterberg, House 1	Rudolf Krüger	Architecture	Housing (Single-family house)	Winterberg, Saarbrücken	Der Baumeister 1937 / 03	14
13158	Joseph Schanne House	Rudolf Krüger	Architecture	Housing (Single-family house)	Saarbrücken	Der Baumeister 1937 / 03	9
13157	Kühn House near Saarbrücken	Rudolf Krüger	Architecture	Housing (Single-family house)	Saarbrücken (edge of city, rural surroundings)	Der Baumeister 1937 / 03	9
13156	Teßmar House near Saarbrücken	Rudolf Krüger	Architecture	Housing (Single-family house)	Saarbrücken	Der Baumeister 1937 / 03	9
13155	House of German Art	Paul Ludwig Troost	Architecture	Cultural (Museum)	München, Prinzregentenstraße	Der Baumeister 1937 / 03	3
13154	Redesign of the Königsplatz	Karl von Fischer (original design); Leo von Klenze (Ludwigstraße); redesign under direction of the Führer	Urban Planning	Public Space / Urban Square	München (Königsplatz)	Der Baumeister 1937 / 03	1
13151	Home for the Hitler Youth and League of German Girls in Eberswalde	Hanns Dustmann with Robert Braun	Architecture	Cultural / Youth Facility	Eberswalde	Der Baumeister 1937 / 02	33
13150	House of Youth in Melle	Hanns Dustmann with Robert Braun	Architecture	Cultural / Youth Facility	Melle	Der Baumeister 1937 / 02	33
13148	Reich Motor Sports School in Gandersheim	Hanns Dustmann	Architecture	Sports / Education	Gandersheim	Der Baumeister 1937 / 02	32
13147	New School Building in Bad Wiessee	Martin Mendler	Architecture	School	Bad Wiessee	Der Baumeister 1937 / 02	30
13145	House H., "Am Priel", Munich	Sep Ruf	Architecture	Housing (Single-family)	München (Am Priel)	Der Baumeister 1937 / 02	27
13144	House K., Gräfelfing	Sep Ruf	Architecture	Housing (Single-family)	Gräfelfing	Der Baumeister 1937 / 02	26
13143	House E., Munich-Laim	Sep Ruf	Architecture	Housing (Single-family)	München-Laim	Der Baumeister 1937 / 02	24
13142	House Dr. H., Bogenhausen	Sep Ruf	Architecture	Housing (Single-family)	Bogenhausen, München	Der Baumeister 1937 / 02	22
13141	House Ö., Söcking near Starnberg	Sep Ruf	Architecture	Housing (Single-family / Villa)	Söcking bei Starnberg	Der Baumeister 1937 / 02	18

New Single-Family House in Breslau

Erwin Grau, Breslau

A single-family house with a south-facing terrace, doubled central purlins concealed within the roof space, insulated and plastered exterior walls, and a tiled roof in fawn-brown to dark silver-gray tones; construction costs totaled 23,000 Marks.

Housing (single-family house) Built

Location

Breslau

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Chicken Coop at the Hirth Property

Hanns Ostler, Garmisch-Partenkirchen

A small timber-construction chicken coop with outlet openings and an enclosed scratching area for winter use, illustrating the reliability of Ostler's design approach even at the smallest scale.

Agricultural/Outbuilding Built

Location

Untergrainau

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Baron von Helldorf House

Hanns Ostler, Garmisch-Partenkirchen

A design developed through a physical model showing the house from various angles, including a covered terrace on the upper floor; the project illustrates Ostler's design method of working from models from the outset.

Housing (villa/country house)

Location

Grainau

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Baron Haller Country House

Hanns Ostler, Garmisch-Partenkirchen

A country house whose main design motif is a rain-protected wooden balcony adjoining a bay window projection, with an entrance side featuring a garage and enclosing wall.

Housing (villa/country house) Built

Location

Garmisch

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Münch Country House

Hanns Ostler, Garmisch-Partenkirchen

A country house noted for its strict, refined exterior design, with a widely cantilevered roof and upper-floor balcony secured by a continuous supporting pillar.

Housing (villa/country house) Built

Location

Garmisch

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Stahmer Country House

Hanns Ostler, Garmisch-Partenkirchen

A brick building with 38 cm thick exterior walls, lime-plastered and washed, with natural-toned exterior woodwork treated with colorless Xylamon and an old-red tiled roof.

Housing (villa/country house) Built

Location

Garmisch

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

General Veit House

Hanns Ostler, Garmisch-Partenkirchen

A house built of pumice concrete hollow blocks with lime-washed exterior walls, axe-worked exposed timber, and a distinctive angled balcony balustrade held by dovetailed wooden dowels and iron bands.

Housing (villa) Built

Location

Garmisch

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Dr. L. Country House

Hanns Ostler, Garmisch-Partenkirchen

A country house distinguished by a large two-story living hall connected to the entrance and main living room, with a fireplace seating area and free use of balconies and altans.

Housing (villa/country house) Built

Location

Garmisch

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Merck Country House

Hanns Ostler, Garmisch-Partenkirchen

A country house with a main building featuring a large round bay window in the living room and an annex with chauffeur/caretaker apartment and garage; covered terraces connect indoor and outdoor living spaces.

Housing (villa/country house) Built

Location

Garmisch

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

House of Youth in Tübingen

Ernst Breitling (Tübingen), mit Hans Bruhn

A youth hostel arranged in an angular plan along the Neckar river, with 210 beds, a large kitchen, day rooms, and a lawn terrace with old elms; the layout clearly separates service areas from living, teaching, and sleeping quarters.

Youth hostel / Educational-Cultural Built

Location

Tübingen

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Fortress of the Dead for German Heroes, Bitolj

Robert Tischler

A war memorial and cemetery on a hilltop above Bitolj holding 3000 German soldiers behind a granite ring wall, with a gate building, honor hall, and an eagle mosaic ceiling, inaugurated October 1936.

Memorial/Cemetery Built

Location

Bitolj (formerly Monastir), Yugoslavia

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Competition for a new Building Guild House in Munich – Second Prize

Fritz Borst

Second-prize competition entry featuring a clear urban layout, a loggia along the boundary wall on the Singspielerstraße side, and well-organized courtyard design.

Office/Guild House with Housing Unbuilt

Location

Singspielerstraße, Munich

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Competition for a new Building Guild House in Munich – First Prize

Franz Prellner and Albert Linsenmayer

First-prize competition entry for a guild house adapted to the historic Munich streetscape near the Anger, integrating shops, offices, and apartments with gables and an oriel tower.

Office/Guild House with Housing Unbuilt

Location

Oberer Anger, Munich

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Adolf-Wagner-Hitler Youth Home Penzberg

Richard Helfert (Stadtbaumeister, Dipl.-Ing.)

A Hitler Youth home built with 50,000 RM budget largely through volunteer labor of the town's residents, featuring gable frescoes in lime casein and a community room; built with hand-worked, charred wood details.

Youth/Community Center Built

Location

Penzberg

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Entrance Lodge with Tourist Office for the Spa Park in Obergrainau

Hanns Ostler

A small entrance building with a tourist office for the new spa park, built of local fieldstone with axe-hewn woodwork and a roof of traditional wood shingles.

Public/Tourism Infrastructure Built

Location

Obergrainau bei Garmisch

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

House Dr. Rosen

Hanns Ostler

A private house with main living side facing south, featuring a continuous balcony, insulated corridor, and retaining wall against the slope.

Residential (single-family house) Built

Location

Garmisch

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Beer Hall in the Hotel Post

Hanns Ostler

A beer hall with a coffered ceiling of solid pine timber carved after old Tyrolean models, pine paneling and whitewashed walls, large-format brick flooring, and deep window reveals with antique glass and lead lattices.

Hospitality (tavern/beer hall) Built

Location

Garmisch

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Café Krämer

Hanns Ostler

A café with white walls and ceiling, dark blue linoleum floor, natural light cherrywood woodwork and furniture, and a dark blue upholstered bench with white horn buttons.

Hospitality (café) Built

Location

Garmisch

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Café Bischoff

Hanns Ostler

A café interior with ivory walls, checkered linoleum floor, dark polished walnut furniture, white opaque glass tabletops, and red-white checked textiles, with an adjoining ash-paneled room.

Hospitality (café) Built

Location

Garmisch

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Bar in the Alpenhof Park Hotel

Hanns Ostler

A basement bar with floors of flat red brick, walls partly whitewashed and partly clad in sandblasted natural-stained spruce, furnished with dark brown chairs and maple-topped tables.

Hospitality (bar/hotel interior) Built

Location

Garmisch

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

"Blauweiß" Girls' Home

Hanns Ostler

A residential home for young women with a wind-sheltered ground floor terrace and a rain-protected bay window on the upper floor, plus a pergola-connected wing.

Residential/Institutional (girls' hostel) Built

Location

Garmisch

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Fire Station Grainau

Hanns Ostler

A fire station at the foot of the Zugspitze with equipment hall on ground floor and two official apartments above, built in regional alpine style with overhanging roofs and natural stone.

Public/Fire Station with Housing Built

Location

Grainau, Garmisch-Partenkirchen area

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

The New Savings Bank for a Small Town (Pasing Savings Bank Competition)

Heinrich Rettig und Friedrich Lämmle

A competition entry (awarded a purchase prize) for a savings bank building addressing traffic and urban design issues at Pasing's Marienplatz, proposing a three-story elongated building with shops, offices, and residential units to unify the streetscape.

Bank/Office Unbuilt

Location

Pasing, München

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

New Clubhouse of the Hockey and Tennis Club "Schwarz-Weiss" Cologne

Regierungsbaumeister a. D. Otto Scheib-Köln

A sports complex built in 1930 with eleven tennis courts and three hockey fields, including a low, elongated clubhouse without a roof truss containing a club hall, bowling alley, table tennis room, and administrative offices/apartment.

Sports/Recreation Built

Location

Köln, Germany (near Mülheimer Brücke)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Bourgeois Single-Family House in Winterthur

Franz Scheibler, B.S.A.

A single-family house built in 1934 for a family of four, comprising 637 cubic meters of built volume.

Housing Built

Location

Winterthur, Switzerland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Single-Family House with Medical Practice in Winterthur

Franz Scheibler, B.S.A.

A detached house built in 1935 combining a family residence with an attached medical practice for a lung disease specialist, including waiting room, examination room, operating room, X-ray room, and lab, sharing only a common entrance vestibule with the residence.

Housing / Medical Office Built

Location

Winterthur, Switzerland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

House for a Working Woman in Winterthur

Franz Scheibler, B.S.A.

A single-family house built in 1934 on a narrow south-facing plot, featuring living, dining, and sleeping spaces on the ground floor with a covered terrace connecting to the garden, constructed as a plastered brick building with dark tile roof.

Housing Built

Location

Winterthur, Switzerland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Hillside Residence in Sarona near Jaffa

Theo Wieland

A large residential program built into a long, narrow structure on sloping terrain, using terraces and staircases to manage elevation changes, with a clear tripartite plan of service, living, and sleeping wings.

Housing Built

Location

Sarona bei Jaffa, Palästina

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Own Home of Architect Theo Wieland in Sarona near Jaffa

Theo Wieland

A private residence designed by the architect for himself on a narrow plot, comprising a house, service building, and office, with flat roof angles and west-facing main facade adapted to strong sun exposure.

Housing Built

Location

Sarona bei Jaffa, Palästina

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Conversion of a Workshop Room into a Girls' Youth Home

Professor Wolfgang von Wersin

Conversion of a former workshop room (50 sqm) in the Borstei housing estate into a meeting hall for the Hitler Youth girls' group, featuring flexible seating and tables for group activities, dancing, and gymnastics, with a bright, seagreen and natural-wood color scheme.

Community/Youth Center Built

Location

Borstei, München

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Youth Hostel in Detmold

Dipl.-Ing. S. Prölß und W. Euler

A gable-roofed youth hostel developed from local landscape and building traditions, with two annexes enclosing a service courtyard and day rooms opening toward a large meadow.

Youth Hostel Built

Location

Detmold, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

The Youth Hostel in Urfeld am Walchensee

Karl Vessar

A youth hostel built on a steep slope above the Walchensee, constructed 1935-1936, accommodating 165 beds for boys and girls with flexible communal spaces, built in traditional handcraft style with natural timber and painted decorative elements.

Youth Hostel Built

Location

Urfeld am Walchensee, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

New restaurant on the Kahlenberg near Vienna

Erich Boltenstern

New restaurant complex built on the site of a former 19th-century hotel-restaurant on the Kahlenberg, replacing derelict timber structures, with large terraces and halls accommodating up to 4500 guests, completed in eighteen months.

Hospitality (Restaurant) Built

Location

Kahlenberg, Wien

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Dr. B. House in Herrliberg near Zurich

Moser und Kopp

An L-shaped house oriented for sun exposure with living rooms facing southwest and bedrooms southeast, featuring a covered loggia, rough plaster facade, and oak window frames, set carefully within its sloping garden site.

Housing (Single-family house) Built

Location

Herrliberg bei Zürich

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Limberg House

Rudolf Krüger

House with a simple plan and grounded form, featuring a central wall separating living rooms from the hallway and service rooms, and a sunny wind-protected terrace between garage and wind wall.

Housing (Single-family house) Built

Location

Saarbrücken (near Spiehererberg, border area)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

House group at Winterberg, House 1

Rudolf Krüger

House situated on a one-sided built-up mountain road facing a former vineyard rock face, with a nearly windowless north side and garden-facing openings toward the Saar landscape.

Housing (Single-family house) Built

Location

Winterberg, Saarbrücken

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Joseph Schanne House

Rudolf Krüger

Single-family house on a rectangular flat plot next to Haus Teßmar, featuring curved windows, shutters, a symmetrical layout, and rooms oriented toward the garden.

Housing (Single-family house) Built

Location

Saarbrücken

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Kühn House near Saarbrücken

Rudolf Krüger

Rural-styled single-family house resembling a farmhouse, with segmented arched windows, four bedrooms upstairs, and a garage/sitting area extension on the garden side.

Housing (Single-family house) Built

Location

Saarbrücken (edge of city, rural surroundings)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Teßmar House near Saarbrücken

Rudolf Krüger

Single-family house designed to be divisible into two or three apartments, featuring a separate staircase, pergola, and enclosed kitchen courtyard, sharing a garden with the neighboring Haus J. S.

Housing (Single-family house) Built

Location

Saarbrücken

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

House of German Art

Paul Ludwig Troost

New museum building constructed near the Englischer Garten and Prinzregentenstraße to replace the burned Glaspalast, intended as a major cultural monument of the regime.

Cultural (Museum) Built

Location

München, Prinzregentenstraße

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Redesign of the Königsplatz

Karl von Fischer (original design); Leo von Klenze (Ludwigstraße); redesign under direction of the Führer

Redesign of the Königsplatz in Munich as a ceremonial space, replacing lawns with granite paving and connecting the Propyläen with the Glyptothek and Staatsgalerie via low enclosure walls rather than arcades.

Public Space / Urban Square Built

Location

München (Königsplatz)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Home for the Hitler Youth and League of German Girls in Eberswalde

Hanns Dustmann with Robert Braun

A combined home for the Hitler Youth and League of German Girls in Eberswalde, shown with plan and overall view.

Cultural / Youth Facility

Location

Eberswalde

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

House of Youth in Melle

Hanns Dustmann with Robert Braun

A youth house exemplifying material-appropriate exterior design, shown from the east side.

Cultural / Youth Facility Built

Location

Melle

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

Reich Motor Sports School in Gandersheim

Hanns Dustmann

First-prize competition entry for a Reich motor sports school, shown in overall view from the valley.

Sports / Education Unbuilt

Location

Gandersheim

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

New School Building in Bad Wiessee

Martin Mendler

A new school building featuring a hall with a Führer bust, a shingled clock tower, and an entrance to the schoolyard with a rubble stone wall.

School Built

Location

Bad Wiessee

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

House H., "Am Priel", Munich

Sep Ruf

A single-family house with south-facing outdoor sitting area, part of Sep Ruf's series of Munich-area houses.

Housing (Single-family) Built

Location

München (Am Priel)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

House K., Gräfelfing

Sep Ruf

A single-family house with garage and seating area, shown with ground and upper floor plans.

Housing (Single-family) Built

Location

Gräfelfing

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

House E., Munich-Laim

Sep Ruf

A single-family house with garage and outdoor sitting area, part of a series of houses by Sep Ruf sharing consistent design quality with varied overall forms.

Housing (Single-family) Built

Location

München-Laim

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

House Dr. H., Bogenhausen

Sep Ruf

A single-family house with garage and covered sitting area, featuring a long garden wall and rubble stone terrace wall with Weser sandstone coping.

Housing (Single-family) Built

Location

Bogenhausen, München

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

House Ö., Söcking near Starnberg

Sep Ruf

A large country house on the Starnberger See with pergola, sun terrace, and garage, notable for its excellent integration into the landscape in contrast to nearby villas.

Housing (Single-family / Villa) Built

Location

Söcking bei Starnberg

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1937

Open project

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