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	Project	Architect	Field	Typology	Location	Publication	Page
12983	Municipal Hospital in Bad Reichenhall	Prof. Dr. R. Schachner, München	Architecture	Healthcare/Hospital	Bad Reichenhall, Germany	Der Baumeister 1935 / 07	1
12980	Garden of Dr. B. in Lübeck	Heinz Paulus	Garden Design	Residential Garden	Lübeck	Der Baumeister 1935 / 06	31
12977	Garden A (Residential Gardens in Switzerland)	Gustav Ammann	Garden Design	Residential Garden	Zürich, Switzerland	Der Baumeister 1935 / 06	26
12976	A Stately Residential Garden in Vienna	Willi Vietsch	Garden Design	Residential Garden	Wien	Der Baumeister 1935 / 06	23
12975	Garden A. W. in Basel	Adolf Engler	Garden Design	Residential Garden	Basel	Der Baumeister 1935 / 06	20
12974	Own Home of the Garden Architect (Residential Garden)	Otto Valentien	Garden Design	Residential Garden	Stuttgart-Sillenbuch	Der Baumeister 1935 / 06	14
12973	The Renewal of the Town Hall Hall in Wertheim	Knidlberger und Schüßler	Interior Design / Architecture	Government / Civic	Wertheim	Der Baumeister 1935 / 06	12
12972	The Restoration of the Imperial Castle in Nuremberg	Rudolf Esterer (Oberregierungsrat, Baureferent), Landbauamt Nürnberg	Architecture / Historic Preservation	Cultural / Historic Monument	Nürnberg	Der Baumeister 1935 / 06	1
12956	Small House Settlement Am Grengel in Urbach near Porz on the Rhine	L. Paffendorf	Architecture / Urban Planning	Housing	Urbach bei Porz am Rhein	Der Baumeister 1935 / 04	28
12954	Rauhe Berge Settlement near Berlin	Baurat Ernst Rossius vom Rhyn	Architecture	Housing	Berlin-Mariendorf	Der Baumeister 1935 / 04	25
12952	Small Settlement Am Sonnerwald near Pirmasens	Hochbauamt der Stadt Pirmasens	Architecture	Housing	Pirmasens	Der Baumeister 1935 / 04	23
12951	Emergency and Makeshift Housing in Würzburg	Hochbauamt Würzburg (municipal building office)	Architecture	Housing	Würzburg, between the Würzburg-Nürnberg railway line and Faulenbergstraße	Der Baumeister 1935 / 04	22
12950	Small Settlement in Würzburg	Hochbauamt Würzburg (municipal building office)	Architecture	Housing	Würzburg (near Heidingsfeld)	Der Baumeister 1935 / 04	20
12949	Small Settlement of the Municipality of Treuchtlingen (Brünntälein)	unknown	Architecture / Urban Planning	Housing	Treuchtlingen	Der Baumeister 1935 / 04	18
12948	Small Settlement Leipzig-Meusdorf	unknown	Architecture / Urban Planning	Housing	Leipzig-Meusdorf	Der Baumeister 1935 / 04	16
12947	Adolf Hitler Settlement in Ludwigshafen am Rhein	unknown	Architecture / Urban Planning	Housing	Ludwigshafen am Rhein	Der Baumeister 1935 / 04	12
12946	Reissach Settlement	Regierungs-Baumeister Alfred Kicherer und Architekt Hornberger	Architecture	Housing	Weil im Dorf bei Stuttgart	Der Baumeister 1935 / 04	6
12945	Garden Building Settlement Bassersdorf	Hermann Schürch (BSA)	Architecture / Garden Design	Housing	Bassersdorf bei Zürich, Switzerland	Der Baumeister 1935 / 04	1
12943	A Rural House at Lake Balaton in Hungary	Prof. Dr.-Ing. Ivan Kotsis	Architecture	Housing (Rural/Vacation House)	Plattensee (Lake Balaton), Hungary	Der Baumeister 1935 / 03	34
12942	The Opel Bath in Wiesbaden	Professor Franz Schuster, Edmund Fabry	Architecture / Garden Design	Cultural/Recreational (Public Bath)	Wiesbaden, near Neroberg	Der Baumeister 1935 / 03	27
12940	Large Bakery in Stuttgart (Consumer Cooperative Stuttgart)	Karl Elsässer	Architecture	Industrial (Bakery)	Stuttgart	Der Baumeister 1935 / 03	20
12939	New Type of Large Garage in Venice	Hochbauamt der Stadt Venedig	Architecture	Industrial/Infrastructure (Parking Garage)	Venedig (Venice), Italy	Der Baumeister 1935 / 03	15
12938	New School Complex in Seebach near Zurich	Dr. Roland Rohn	Architecture	School	Seebach bei Zürich	Der Baumeister 1935 / 03	1
12937	Summer House Böhler on the Upper Lake Zurich	W. J. Tobler	Architecture	Housing	Oberer Zürichsee, Schweiz	Der Baumeister 1935 / 02	34
12936	House 'am Rank' in Küssnacht (Switzerland)	W. J. Tobler	Architecture	Housing	Küssnacht, Schweiz	Der Baumeister 1935 / 02	33
12935	Two Attached Single-Family Houses	Hohm und Flaschl	Architecture	Housing	München	Der Baumeister 1935 / 02	31
12934	Single-Story Single-Family House in the Alpine Foothills	Sepp Ruf	Architecture	Housing	Alpenvorland	Der Baumeister 1935 / 02	30
12932	Own Home of Architect Ernst Nolte	Ernst Nolte	Architecture	Housing	Köln-Lindenthal	Der Baumeister 1935 / 02	26
12931	House of Professor Madelung, Gerlingen	Bonatz und Dübbers	Architecture	Housing	Gerlingen bei Stuttgart	Der Baumeister 1935 / 02	24
12930	Design for a Single-Family House	A. Orzegow	Architecture	Housing	Nürnberg	Der Baumeister 1935 / 02	23
12929	Single-Family House with 472 Cubic Meters of Enclosed Space	Kindlberger und Schüßler	Architecture	Housing	München	Der Baumeister 1935 / 02	22
12928	An Architect's Own Home with 897 Cubic Meters of Enclosed Space	Karl Kergl	Architecture	Housing	München	Der Baumeister 1935 / 02	21
12927	Single-Family House near Munich with 846 Cubic Meters of Enclosed Space	Karl Kergl	Architecture	Housing	München	Der Baumeister 1935 / 02	20
12926	A House in Mühlhausen, Thuringia	Dipl.-Ing. Paul Schaefer	Architecture	Housing	Mühlhausen, Thüringen	Der Baumeister 1935 / 02	18
12925	Single-Family House in Obermenzing near Munich	Herbst und [partner unclear]	Architecture	Housing	Obermenzing, München	Der Baumeister 1935 / 02	17
12924	Single-Family House with 565 Cubic Meters of Enclosed Space	Prof. Karl Jäger	Architecture	Housing	München	Der Baumeister 1935 / 02	16
12923	Single-Family House with 404 Cubic Meters of Enclosed Space	Georg Helmut Winkler	Architecture	Housing	München	Der Baumeister 1935 / 02	15
12922	Single-Family House in Steinebach (Lake Wörthsee)	Hans Merkenthaler	Architecture	Housing	Steinebach, Wörthsee, München	Der Baumeister 1935 / 02	14
12921	Single-Family House with 1465 Cubic Meters of Enclosed Space	Th. Pabst und Ch. Miller	Architecture	Housing	München	Der Baumeister 1935 / 02	13
12919	Residential House C.Z. in Bad Wildstein near Traben-Trarbach	Ernst Gondrom	Architecture	Housing	Bad Wildstein bei Traben-Trarbach, Mosel	Der Baumeister 1935 / 02	10
12918	House S. in Traben-Trarbach	Ernst Gondrom	Architecture	Housing	Traben-Trarbach, Mosel	Der Baumeister 1935 / 02	9
12917	House St. in Traben-Trarbach	Ernst Gondrom	Architecture	Housing	Traben-Trarbach, Mosel	Der Baumeister 1935 / 02	8
12916	House C. in Traben-Trarbach on the Moselle	Ernst Gondrom	Architecture	Housing	Traben-Trarbach, Mosel	Der Baumeister 1935 / 02	5
12915	A House in the Saar Region	Rudolf Krüger	Architecture	Housing	Saargebiet	Der Baumeister 1935 / 02	1
12911	Harildstad Farm in Hedalen	Unknown	Architecture	Vernacular Farm Housing	Hedalen, Norway	Der Baumeister 1935 / 01	32
12910	Summer House at Oka (Japan)	Raymond	Architecture	Housing/Vacation	Oka, Japan	Der Baumeister 1935 / 01	30
12909	Weekend House near Vienna	Bohenstern (Boltenstern)	Architecture	Housing/Vacation	near Vienna	Der Baumeister 1935 / 01	28
12908	A Holiday House on the Danube near Vienna	Fritz Groß	Architecture	Housing/Vacation	Klosterneuburg bei Wien	Der Baumeister 1935 / 01	25
12907	Solbakken Settlement	Magnus und Esben Poulsson	Architecture	Housing/Urban Planning	Oslo, Norway	Der Baumeister 1935 / 01	19
12906	Single-Family Wooden House near Darmstadt (House Dr. S.)	Prof. Franz Schuster	Architecture	Housing	near Darmstadt	Der Baumeister 1935 / 01	16

Municipal Hospital in Bad Reichenhall

Prof. Dr. R. Schachner, München

Municipal hospital built 1928-29 with 107 beds in male, female and private patient sections, featuring infection units, north loggias for sun and air therapy, and integrated kitchen/laundry facilities.

Healthcare/Hospital Built

Location

Bad Reichenhall, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Garden of Dr. B. in Lübeck

Heinz Paulus

A residential garden design with detailed cost breakdown for construction, including lawn, planting areas, stone paths, terraces, dry stone walls, and steps, addressing a sloped site with a preserved cherry tree.

Residential Garden Built

Location

Lübeck

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Garden A (Residential Gardens in Switzerland)

Gustav Ammann

A residential garden with continuous lawn areas by the house, orchard trees on lawn, and a sheltered shady seating area, illustrating principles of modern loosened garden form.

Residential Garden Built

Location

Zürich, Switzerland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

A Stately Residential Garden in Vienna

Willi Vietsch

A stately residential garden in Vienna featuring a garden bath (swimming pool) with lawn areas, a half-round water basin connected to the house, and flower borders framing the pool and paths.

Residential Garden Built

Location

Wien

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Garden A. W. in Basel

Adolf Engler

A garden for plant enthusiasts carved from an old overgrown garden plot, emphasizing preservation of existing trees, simple built elements, a water basin with fish, and bird feeding areas.

Residential Garden Built

Location

Basel

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Own Home of the Garden Architect (Residential Garden)

Otto Valentien

A small, simple house garden on open land designed by the garden architect for his own home, featuring terraces, a pergola, dry stone walls, and naturalistic wild-perennial plantings.

Residential Garden Built

Location

Stuttgart-Sillenbuch

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

The Renewal of the Town Hall Hall in Wertheim

Knidlberger und Schüßler

Renovation and refurbishment of the historic town hall hall in Wertheim, combining old architectural shell with new furnishings including mayor's desk, council table, and a tiled stove.

Government / Civic Built

Location

Wertheim

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

The Restoration of the Imperial Castle in Nuremberg

Rudolf Esterer (Oberregierungsrat, Baureferent), Landbauamt Nürnberg

Comprehensive restoration and partial conversion of the historic Kaiserburg in Nuremberg in 1934, removing 19th-century Neo-Gothic 'Heideloff' alterations and recovering original craftsmanship, colors, and construction methods to convert the castle into a representative festival and state-guest building.

Cultural / Historic Monument Built

Location

Nürnberg

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Small House Settlement Am Grengel in Urbach near Porz on the Rhine

L. Paffendorf

A settlement plan along the 'Hauspfad' street where the architect arranged simple type houses with staggered setbacks to create intimate spatial groupings and a central shared meadow (Dorfanger).

Housing

Location

Urbach bei Porz am Rhein

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Rauhe Berge Settlement near Berlin

Baurat Ernst Rossius vom Rhyn

A charming settlement of owner-occupied homes near S-Bahn stations Mariendorf and Priesterweg, with houses in types I, II, and III featuring kitchen, living room and chamber on ground floor and two rooms with bath upstairs.

Housing Built

Location

Berlin-Mariendorf

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Small Settlement Am Sonnerwald near Pirmasens

Hochbauamt der Stadt Pirmasens

A carefully detailed settlement featuring clear contrast between whitewashed masonry ground floors and light vertical-slat gabled attic floors, with streets 'Am Häusl' and 'Am Sonnerwald'.

Housing Built

Location

Pirmasens

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Emergency and Makeshift Housing in Würzburg

Hochbauamt Würzburg (municipal building office)

35 simple dwellings for low-income tenants built in 13 duplex houses and 3 houses with 3 units each, with basic living space of 48 sqm and shared laundry facilities.

Housing Built

Location

Würzburg, between the Würzburg-Nürnberg railway line and Faulenbergstraße

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Small Settlement in Würzburg

Hochbauamt Würzburg (municipal building office)

A 120-plot settlement built through pure self-help by settlers from 1932-1935, featuring separated main house and outbuilding around a small utility yard to reduce odor and dirt nuisance to living spaces.

Housing Built

Location

Würzburg (near Heidingsfeld)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Small Settlement of the Municipality of Treuchtlingen (Brünntälein)

unknown

A settlement nestled in a valley between pine-covered hills, built via private enterprise with self-help labor, awarded October 1932, completed in shell by winter 1932/33, and occupied by May 1933; gardens on sunny, wind-protected south-facing slopes.

Housing Built

Location

Treuchtlingen

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Small Settlement Leipzig-Meusdorf

unknown

A continuation of the earlier unemployment settlement program under strict municipal direction, comprising 500 plots with three house types (I, II, III) sized for families with varying numbers of children, using duplex houses.

Housing Built

Location

Leipzig-Meusdorf

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Adolf Hitler Settlement in Ludwigshafen am Rhein

unknown

A large settlement with 278 families and about 2000 residents, laid out with parallel streets and green corridors, including a garden city section north of Raschigstraße with views to the Haardt mountains.

Housing Built

Location

Ludwigshafen am Rhein

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Reissach Settlement

Regierungs-Baumeister Alfred Kicherer und Architekt Hornberger

A community small-holding settlement (Kleineigenheimsiedlung) built on former municipal meadowland near Stuttgart, providing three house types with subsidized financing for workers, employees and civil servants.

Housing Built

Location

Weil im Dorf bei Stuttgart

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Garden Building Settlement Bassersdorf

Hermann Schürch (BSA)

A private garden settlement near Zurich designed to reconnect urban intellectual workers with nature, featuring detached houses of 400-800 cbm with central heating, gardens divided into lawn, vegetable, and orchard zones, and about 45% communal land.

Housing Built

Location

Bassersdorf bei Zürich, Switzerland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

A Rural House at Lake Balaton in Hungary

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Ivan Kotsis

A rural house designed with a shallow roof pitch (~15%) suited to local climatic conditions, built on terraced garden terrain with natural stone retaining walls, comprising living areas, kitchen, bedrooms, and an adjacent service building.

Housing (Rural/Vacation House) Built

Location

Plattensee (Lake Balaton), Hungary

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

The Opel Bath in Wiesbaden

Professor Franz Schuster, Edmund Fabry

A terraced open-air swimming and recreation facility built on a former vineyard site through the endowment of Geheimrat Dr. W. von Opel, featuring a 50x12.5 m pool, water slide, sunbathing terraces, and landscaped gardens integrating architecture with the hillside.

Cultural/Recreational (Public Bath) Built

Location

Wiesbaden, near Neroberg

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Large Bakery in Stuttgart (Consumer Cooperative Stuttgart)

Karl Elsässer

A large-scale bakery facility built 1930-1932 as a steel skeleton structure for the Stuttgart consumer cooperative, producing about 20,000 kg of bread daily, with advanced hygienic, ventilation, and material-handling systems.

Industrial (Bakery) Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

New Type of Large Garage in Venice

Hochbauamt der Stadt Venedig

A large multi-story parking garage complex on the mainland edge of Venice with two parallel tower ramps for controlled one-way circulation, capable of holding 1000 cars plus 300 on open terraces.

Industrial/Infrastructure (Parking Garage) Built

Location

Venedig (Venice), Italy

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

New School Complex in Seebach near Zurich

Dr. Roland Rohn

First-prize competition winning school complex (75 participants), realized with modifications and opened in autumn 1934, comprising secondary and primary school, gymnasium (Turnhalle), caretaker's dwelling, and outdoor sports/play grounds.

School Built

Location

Seebach bei Zürich

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Summer House Böhler on the Upper Lake Zurich

W. J. Tobler

A wooden summer house on a bay of Lake Zurich with a large day room and five small sleeping cabins accommodating a dozen people, built in 1933 for about 60 Swiss Francs per cubic meter.

Housing Built

Location

Oberer Zürichsee, Schweiz

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

House 'am Rank' in Küssnacht (Switzerland)

W. J. Tobler

A house adapted to sloping terrain, exemplifying Swiss architectural skill at creating varied sun-trap spaces, with a terrace featuring a splash pool.

Housing Built

Location

Küssnacht, Schweiz

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Two Attached Single-Family Houses

Hohm und Flaschl

Two connected houses on a corner lot designed as a unified, harmonious composition, each with a wind- and view-protected outdoor sitting area.

Housing Built

Location

München

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Single-Story Single-Family House in the Alpine Foothills

Sepp Ruf

A single-story house set against a dark mountain backdrop, with a walled sun terrace, a north-facing entrance, and a chimney serving both kitchen heating and a fireplace in the main living room.

Housing Built

Location

Alpenvorland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Own Home of Architect Ernst Nolte

Ernst Nolte

The architect's own modest weekend/country house built for 9600 Marks without land, featuring low 2.32m ceilings, no gutters except over doors, and green-painted shutters and door.

Housing Built

Location

Köln-Lindenthal

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

House of Professor Madelung, Gerlingen

Bonatz und Dübbers

A house on a gentle pine-covered hill with views southwest and northeast, featuring a two-story main volume with an attached single-story service wing, and carefully proportioned interiors and details.

Housing Built

Location

Gerlingen bei Stuttgart

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Design for a Single-Family House

A. Orzegow

A watercolor-rendered competition design selected as one of the best in a 1933 Nuremberg exhibition promoting single-family home construction, featuring a spacious central hall and symmetrical layout.

Housing Unbuilt

Location

Nürnberg

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Single-Family House with 472 Cubic Meters of Enclosed Space

Kindlberger und Schüßler

A house with staircase in the northeast corner, spacious entry hall leading to kitchen, living room and parents' bedroom, and a 16 sqm bedroom in the attic.

Housing Built

Location

München

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

An Architect's Own Home with 897 Cubic Meters of Enclosed Space

Karl Kergl

A house with a threefold plan derived from farmhouse typology, dividing the house into professional and living wings around a spacious 15.6 sqm hall, in the 'Munich School' style.

Housing Built

Location

München

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Single-Family House near Munich with 846 Cubic Meters of Enclosed Space

Karl Kergl

A house demonstrating that a gabled saddle roof with a developed attic can be well-designed both inside and out, offering more layout freedom in the roof space.

Housing Built

Location

München

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

A House in Mühlhausen, Thuringia

Dipl.-Ing. Paul Schaefer

A house at the edge of a forest for an elderly couple, using local materials like travertine, wrought iron, oak, and dark engobed roof tiles, with south-facing main rooms.

Housing Built

Location

Mühlhausen, Thüringen

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Single-Family House in Obermenzing near Munich

Herbst und [partner unclear]

A 795 cubic meter house with corner staircase allowing separate use of the upper floor, well-organized rooms distinguishing movement and rest zones.

Housing Built

Location

Obermenzing, München

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Single-Family House with 565 Cubic Meters of Enclosed Space

Prof. Karl Jäger

A simple, clear floor plan with the living room taking a full gable end with large windows, symmetrical layout with kitchen and study flanking a central staircase.

Housing Built

Location

München

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Single-Family House with 404 Cubic Meters of Enclosed Space

Georg Helmut Winkler

A sun-trap corner house solution with the living room placed in the projecting corner, featuring a large children's room and narrow chamber under the pult roof upstairs.

Housing Built

Location

München

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Single-Family House in Steinebach (Lake Wörthsee)

Hans Merkenthaler

A 410 cubic meter house with living rooms in a wind-protected sunny corner facing east and south, featuring a glazed flower bay window and a pult roof.

Housing Built

Location

Steinebach, Wörthsee, München

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Single-Family House with 1465 Cubic Meters of Enclosed Space

Th. Pabst und Ch. Miller

A steeply upright but appealing house with an almost full-ground-floor living room, small kitchenette, and two aligned bedrooms upstairs with generous window bands.

Housing Built

Location

München

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Residential House C.Z. in Bad Wildstein near Traben-Trarbach

Ernst Gondrom

A small house containing two two-room apartments, built for 9500 Marks including architect fees and central heating, financed with savings, mortgage, and state housing loan.

Housing Built

Location

Bad Wildstein bei Traben-Trarbach, Mosel

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

House S. in Traben-Trarbach

Ernst Gondrom

A counter-proposal to an existing project that was rejected by the client and never realized.

Housing Unbuilt

Location

Traben-Trarbach, Mosel

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

House St. in Traben-Trarbach

Ernst Gondrom

A proposed residential house on a narrow lot behind an existing cooper's workshop, designed with minimal depth to preserve light and yard space for the workshop; intended for construction.

Housing Unbuilt

Location

Traben-Trarbach, Mosel

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

House C. in Traben-Trarbach on the Moselle

Ernst Gondrom

A four-room apartment house built on a difficult small triangular plot at a market square, incorporating an existing basement and ground floor with an upper story extension to improve the street corner.

Housing Built

Location

Traben-Trarbach, Mosel

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

A House in the Saar Region

Rudolf Krüger

A single-family house adapted to hillside terrain with a white-washed rubble stone base, wide low windows, and strong connection between terrace and lawn, exemplifying bourgeois-German residential culture.

Housing Built

Location

Saargebiet

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Harildstad Farm in Hedalen

A mid-sized traditional Norwegian farmstead of 220 hectares featuring an older log house (1780) and a newer house (1805) arranged around a courtyard, with separate outbuildings for storage, bathing, and smithing.

Vernacular Farm Housing Built

Location

Hedalen, Norway

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Summer House at Oka (Japan)

Raymond

A summer house blending Western and traditional Japanese living culture, featuring sliding windows and traditional room arrangements, though with slightly overdone straw/bark romanticism.

Housing/Vacation Built

Location

Oka, Japan

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Weekend House near Vienna

Bohenstern (Boltenstern)

A small, economical weekend house designed to provide rest and comfort in minimal space, without indulging architectural fantasy.

Housing/Vacation Built

Location

near Vienna

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

A Holiday House on the Danube near Vienna

Fritz Groß

A summer house on 13 concrete pillars to avoid flooding, with larch and pine board cladding, Okume plywood interior, sliding windows, and built-in furniture, situated among willows on the Danube riverbank.

Housing/Vacation Built

Location

Klosterneuburg bei Wien

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Solbakken Settlement

Magnus und Esben Poulsson

A Norwegian timber house settlement crowning a hill, with predominantly closed house forms, wide overhanging flat roofs, and alternating vertical/horizontal wood cladding, including houses for Dr. Björnson, Romsaas, and Bödtkers.

Housing/Urban Planning Built

Location

Oslo, Norway

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

Single-Family Wooden House near Darmstadt (House Dr. S.)

Prof. Franz Schuster

A single-story wooden house set in an 8000 sqm orchard/vegetable garden, organized in three room groups (entrance/living, kitchen/utility, bedrooms) with central heating and cost-efficient timber construction at 21.40 RM per cbm.

Housing Built

Location

near Darmstadt

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1935

Open project

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