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	Project	Architect	Field	Typology	Location	Publication	Page
12583	A Residential House in Kitzbühel	Dipl.-Ing. Sepp Ruf, München	Architecture	Housing	Kitzbühel, Austria	Der Baumeister 1933 / 03	15
12582	A Country House on a Slope (in Dürnstein)	Hofrat Professor Dr. Karl Holey, Wien	Architecture	Housing	Dürnstein, Wachau, Austria	Der Baumeister 1933 / 03	14
12580	Gebr. Becker Brewery, St. Ingbert in the Saar Region	Regierungsbaumeister Hans Herkommer, Stuttgart	Architecture	Industrial	St. Ingbert, Saargebiet, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 03	10
12579	Hotel Restaurant on Tublinger Kogel	Prof. Max Kellerer (also referred to as Feilerer), Wien; Mitarbeiter Eugen Wörle	Architecture	Hospitality/Restaurant	Tublinger Kogel, Wienerwald, Austria	Der Baumeister 1933 / 03	7
12578	Frescoes on the interior choir wall of the Philippus Church in Rummelsberg	Christian Ruck, Nürnberg (overall building); Annemarie Naegelsbach (fresco design and execution)	Interior Design / Mural Painting	Religious/Sacred	Rummelsberg, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 03	3
12577	Catholic Church in Stuttgart-Kaltental (St. Anthony's Church)	Regierungsbaumeister Hans Herkommer, Stuttgart	Architecture	Religious/Sacred	Stuttgart-Kaltental, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 03	2
12576	Semi-detached House in Eierbrecht, Erlenbach-Zurich	Werner Moser, U.S.A. (architect)	Architecture	Housing (Semi-detached House)	Erlenbach-Zürich, Switzerland	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	36
12575	School Chapel in Germannsdorf (Bavarian Forest)	Anton Recknagel, Regierungsbaumeister	Architecture	Religious (Chapel)	Germannsdorf, Bayerischer Wald	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	29
12574	House 'with the walled gardens' (Schmitthenner's House Stuttgart)	Professor Paul Schmitthenner	Architecture	Housing (Villa)	Stuttgart	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	20
12573	Collective School in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen	Professor Paul Schmitthenner	Architecture	School	Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	20
12572	New Proposal (New Glass Palace) - Developed from Entry No. 173	unknown (developed from competition entry 173)	Architecture / Urban Planning	Cultural (Exhibition Building)	München (Alter Botanischer Garten)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	17
12571	Glass Palace Competition - 4th Prize	Reg.-Baumeister Uli Seeck und John H. Rosenthal	Architecture	Cultural (Exhibition Building)	München (Alter Botanischer Garten)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	12
12570	Glass Palace Competition - Honorable Mention	Prof. O. O. Kurz, Architekt	Architecture / Urban Planning	Cultural (Exhibition Building)	München (Alter Botanischer Garten)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	12
12569	Glass Palace Competition - Honorable Mention (Variant)	Hans Holzhauer, Berlin und Holzhausen a. Ammersee	Architecture / Urban Planning	Cultural (Exhibition Building)	München (Alter Botanischer Garten)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	12
12568	Glass Palace Competition - Shortlisted Entry	Professor Hans Döllgast, Dipl.-Ing.	Architecture	Cultural (Exhibition Building)	München (Alter Botanischer Garten)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	10
12567	Glass Palace Competition - Purchase Award	Gustav Gsänger, Reg.-Baumeister	Architecture	Cultural (Exhibition Building)	München (Alter Botanischer Garten)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	10
12566	Glass Palace Competition - Shortlisted Entry	Wilh. Scherer	Architecture	Cultural (Exhibition Building)	München (Alter Botanischer Garten)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	9
12565	Glass Palace Competition - 4th Prize	Heinz Schmeißner mit Herbert Landauer und Georg Lotz, Reg.-Baumeister	Architecture	Cultural (Exhibition Building)	München (Alter Botanischer Garten)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	9
12564	Glass Palace Competition - Shortlisted Entry	Joh. Aug. Simbeck, Architekt	Architecture	Cultural (Exhibition Building)	München (Alter Botanischer Garten)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	8
12563	Glass Palace Competition - 3rd Prize	Theo Pabst, Reg.-Baumeister	Architecture	Cultural (Exhibition Building)	München (Alter Botanischer Garten)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	8
12562	Glass Palace Competition - Purchase Award	Ernst Schneider, Bauamtmann	Architecture	Cultural (Exhibition Building)	München (Alter Botanischer Garten)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	7
12561	Glass Palace Competition - 4th Prize	Lois Welzenbacher	Architecture	Cultural (Exhibition Building)	München (Alter Botanischer Garten), Innsbruck (architect based)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	7
12560	Glass Palace Competition - Shortlisted Entry	Richard Beblo, Diplom-Ingenieur	Architecture	Cultural (Exhibition Building)	München (Alter Botanischer Garten)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	7
12558	Glass Palace Competition - 3rd Prize	Hans Reissinger, Reg.-Bmstr., Baurat a.D.	Architecture	Cultural (Exhibition Building)	München (Alter Botanischer Garten)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	6
12557	Glass Palace Competition - Purchase Award	Hans Reissinger, Reg.-Baumeister, Baurat a.D.	Architecture	Cultural (Exhibition Building)	München (Alter Botanischer Garten)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	6
12555	Glass Palace Competition - Purchase Award	Heinrich Götzker, Postbaurat	Architecture	Cultural (Exhibition Building)	München (Alter Botanischer Garten)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	5
12554	Glass Palace Competition - 4th Prize	Franz Stamm, Reg.-Bmstr.	Architecture	Cultural (Exhibition Building)	München (Alter Botanischer Garten)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	5
12553	Glass Palace Competition - 2nd Prize	Karl Hocheder (Reg.-Baurat), Karl Badberger (Reg.-Baurat)	Architecture	Cultural (Exhibition Building)	München (Alter Botanischer Garten)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	5
12552	Glass Palace Competition - 1st Prize	Cl. Böhm (Reg.-Baumeister), Ed. Feldpausch (Architekt)	Architecture	Cultural (Exhibition Building)	München (Alter Botanischer Garten)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	4
12551	New Art Exhibition Building in the Old Botanical Garden - Preliminary Project Abel	Professor Adolf Abel	Architecture / Urban Planning	Cultural (Exhibition Building)	München (Alter Botanischer Garten)	Der Baumeister 1933 / 02	3
12545	Kitchen Cabinet "Hexer" (Magician)	Dr. Erna Meyer und Reg.-Bmstr. Walter Schmidt	Interior Design/Furniture Design	Furniture (Kitchen)	München, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 01	31
12544	Sewing Machine Cabinet/Chest	Dipl.-Ing. E. Hopmann	Interior Design/Furniture Design	Furniture	Köln, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 01	30
12543	Design for an Apartment High-Rise	Raymond Hood	Architecture	Housing (Apartment High-Rise)	New York, USA	Der Baumeister 1933 / 01	29
12541	A Wooden Mountain House for Two Families in Adelboden	M. Lutz	Architecture	Housing (Vacation/Mountain house)	Adelboden, Switzerland	Der Baumeister 1933 / 01	25
12540	The New Branch of the Pawnshop "Dorotheum" in Vienna	Eugen Kastner und Fritz Waage	Architecture	Commercial/Office	Wien (Vienna), Austria	Der Baumeister 1933 / 01	22
12539	Indoor Swimming Pool on the Semmering	v. Liebe und Ludwig Stigler	Architecture	Sports/Leisure	Semmering, Austria	Der Baumeister 1933 / 01	19
12538	Tram Waiting Hall at Plärrer in Nuremberg (with silent post office and automat restaurant)	Stadtrat Oberbaurat Brugmann	Architecture	Transit/Transportation, Commercial	Nürnberg (Plärrer), Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 01	12
12537	House of the German National Union of Commercial Employees in Stuttgart	Albert Hauschildt	Architecture	Association/Assembly Building	Stuttgart, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 01	6
12536	House of the German National Union of Commercial Employees in Essen	Albert Hauschildt	Architecture	Association/Assembly Building	Essen, Germany	Der Baumeister 1933 / 01	6
12533	New Building of Rhenania-Ossag, Berlin	Prof. E. Fahrenkamp	Architecture	Office/Corporate headquarters	Berlin, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 12	35
12532	Brauninger Department Store in Stuttgart	Eisenlohr und Pfennig	Architecture	Retail/Commercial	Stuttgart, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 12	34
12531	Daily News Building in New York	Raymond Hood	Architecture	Office / Media	New York, USA	Der Baumeister 1932 / 12	33
12530	Bank and Office Tower in Philadelphia	Howe & Lescaze	Architecture	Office / Bank	Philadelphia, USA	Der Baumeister 1932 / 12	32
12529	McGraw-Hill Building in New York	Raymond Hood	Architecture	Office	New York, USA	Der Baumeister 1932 / 12	30
12528	The New Rockefeller Center in New York	Raymond Hood; Howe & Lescaze (comparative reference)	Architecture / Urban Planning	Office / Commercial	New York, USA	Der Baumeister 1932 / 12	29
12527	Wall Lamp, Candle Holder, Ceiling Pendant Light	Prof. W. von Wersin	Product Design	Lighting fixtures	Munich, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 12	28
12526	Living and Dining Room by Professor Jos. Hillerbrand	Prof. Jos. Hillerbrand	Interior Design	Interior/Furniture	Munich, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 12	25
12525	Inexpensive Furnishings in the Small House - Living Room by Prof. Hoene	Prof. Max Hoene	Interior Design	Interior/Furniture	Munich, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 12	24
12524	Two-Story Shed-roof House in Finland	Oiva Kallio	Architecture	Housing	Finland	Der Baumeister 1932 / 12	22
12523	House on a Slope in Greece	Prof. R. Gostle	Architecture	Housing	Greece	Der Baumeister 1932 / 12	21

A Residential House in Kitzbühel

Dipl.-Ing. Sepp Ruf, München

A house under construction embodying a rational, straightforward South German design approach, with service rooms facing north and living rooms facing south with long sightlines.

Housing

Location

Kitzbühel, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

A Country House on a Slope (in Dürnstein)

Hofrat Professor Dr. Karl Holey, Wien

A country house situated on a hillside above the Danube in previously unbuilt terrain, with room layout responding to wind protection, sun exposure, and views.

Housing Built

Location

Dürnstein, Wachau, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Gebr. Becker Brewery, St. Ingbert in the Saar Region

Regierungsbaumeister Hans Herkommer, Stuttgart

A large brewery complex built in phases from 1926-1931 including a 43m high brewhouse, malt silos, ice generator, and shipping/tavern hall buildings.

Industrial Built

Location

St. Ingbert, Saargebiet, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Hotel Restaurant on Tublinger Kogel

Prof. Max Kellerer (also referred to as Feilerer), Wien; Mitarbeiter Eugen Wörle

Hotel and restaurant complex atop a hill in the Vienna Woods with separate hotel and restaurant wings, large view terraces, and guest rooms with modern amenities.

Hospitality/Restaurant Built

Location

Tublinger Kogel, Wienerwald, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Frescoes on the interior choir wall of the Philippus Church in Rummelsberg

Christian Ruck, Nürnberg (overall building); Annemarie Naegelsbach (fresco design and execution)

Frescoes depicting 'divine diakonia' and the seven deacons of the early church on the interior choir wall of a Protestant church, notable as the artist's first sacred interior commission.

Religious/Sacred Built

Location

Rummelsberg, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Catholic Church in Stuttgart-Kaltental (St. Anthony's Church)

Regierungsbaumeister Hans Herkommer, Stuttgart

A small church situated above a narrow valley, with the choir wall featuring exterior frescoes designed to enliven the concave space without destroying the flat wall surface.

Religious/Sacred Built

Location

Stuttgart-Kaltental, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Semi-detached House in Eierbrecht, Erlenbach-Zurich

Werner Moser, U.S.A. (architect)

A semi-detached house with a south-facing balcony with matted glass railing, built at a cost of 70,000 Fr. (77 Fr./cbm including architect's fee).

Housing (Semi-detached House) Built

Location

Erlenbach-Zürich, Switzerland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

School Chapel in Germannsdorf (Bavarian Forest)

Anton Recknagel, Regierungsbaumeister

A small chapel built for only 4500 Marks in just over two months (August-October 1932), constructed with local materials and community donations and labor, notable as a modest yet exemplary vernacular building.

Religious (Chapel) Built

Location

Germannsdorf, Bayerischer Wald

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

House 'with the walled gardens' (Schmitthenner's House Stuttgart)

Professor Paul Schmitthenner

Schmitthenner's own house on a hill in Stuttgart, integrated with terraced gardens, described in a literary essay by René Schickele about its relationship to landscape and views over Stuttgart.

Housing (Villa) Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Collective School in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen

Professor Paul Schmitthenner

A large school building with flat roof, featuring separate courtyards for classes (south/west orientation) and gymnastics (east/north orientation).

School Built

Location

Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

New Proposal (New Glass Palace) - Developed from Entry No. 173

unknown (developed from competition entry 173)

Post-competition proposal for a narrow, tall, light east-west building screening Sophienstraße from the park while connecting tree groups, with pavilions and a shopping arcade (Wandelhalle).

Cultural (Exhibition Building) Unbuilt

Location

München (Alter Botanischer Garten)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Glass Palace Competition - 4th Prize

Reg.-Baumeister Uli Seeck und John H. Rosenthal

Fourth prize entry with a well-arranged building on the north side of the site with side lighting throughout the halls.

Cultural (Exhibition Building) Unbuilt

Location

München (Alter Botanischer Garten)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Glass Palace Competition - Honorable Mention

Prof. O. O. Kurz, Architekt

Honored entry proposing a building near the size and location of the former Glaspalast, isolating the two justice buildings via a planted forecourt.

Cultural (Exhibition Building) Unbuilt

Location

München (Alter Botanischer Garten)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Glass Palace Competition - Honorable Mention (Variant)

Hans Holzhauer, Berlin und Holzhausen a. Ammersee

Honored entry with longitudinal building on north side of the site, praised for urban planning study but building placed too close to Sophienstraße.

Cultural (Exhibition Building) Unbuilt

Location

München (Alter Botanischer Garten)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Glass Palace Competition - Shortlisted Entry

Professor Hans Döllgast, Dipl.-Ing.

Shortlisted entry retaining the former location of the Glaspalast, with a church-like exhibition building with cloister in a strongly romantic form.

Cultural (Exhibition Building) Unbuilt

Location

München (Alter Botanischer Garten)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Glass Palace Competition - Purchase Award

Gustav Gsänger, Reg.-Baumeister

Purchased entry with one of the most economical uses of the building site, preserving greenery and building on the site of the old Glaspalast with a plaza-like widening of Sophienstraße.

Cultural (Exhibition Building) Unbuilt

Location

München (Alter Botanischer Garten)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Glass Palace Competition - Shortlisted Entry

Wilh. Scherer

Shortlisted entry, first construction phase considered weak on its own; room sequence resembles old Glaspalast but with less appeal.

Cultural (Exhibition Building) Unbuilt

Location

München (Alter Botanischer Garten)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Glass Palace Competition - 4th Prize

Heinz Schmeißner mit Herbert Landauer und Georg Lotz, Reg.-Baumeister

Fourth prize entry shifting emphasis and entrance westward, widening Luisenstraße into a large open plaza.

Cultural (Exhibition Building) Unbuilt

Location

München (Alter Botanischer Garten)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Glass Palace Competition - Shortlisted Entry

Joh. Aug. Simbeck, Architekt

Shortlisted entry with a taller main building near the former Glaspalast site.

Cultural (Exhibition Building) Unbuilt

Location

München (Alter Botanischer Garten)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Glass Palace Competition - 3rd Prize

Theo Pabst, Reg.-Baumeister

Third prize entry with skillful layout on north and west sides preserving a large contiguous garden area to the south.

Cultural (Exhibition Building) Unbuilt

Location

München (Alter Botanischer Garten)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Glass Palace Competition - Purchase Award

Ernst Schneider, Bauamtmann

Purchased entry with south-facing Wandelhalle and entrance on the axis of Arcisstraße.

Cultural (Exhibition Building) Unbuilt

Location

München (Alter Botanischer Garten)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Glass Palace Competition - 4th Prize

Lois Welzenbacher

Fourth prize entry featuring efficient use of the site with sawtooth arrangement of individual buildings, praised for its loosely arranged urban solution.

Cultural (Exhibition Building) Unbuilt

Location

München (Alter Botanischer Garten), Innsbruck (architect based)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Glass Palace Competition - Shortlisted Entry

Richard Beblo, Diplom-Ingenieur

Shortlisted entry from Augsburg with favorable access from Lenbachplatz but overly tall main hall.

Cultural (Exhibition Building) Unbuilt

Location

München (Alter Botanischer Garten)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Glass Palace Competition - 3rd Prize

Hans Reissinger, Reg.-Bmstr., Baurat a.D.

Third prize entry with north-south oriented main building and large Wandelhalle for exhibition purposes.

Cultural (Exhibition Building) Unbuilt

Location

München (Alter Botanischer Garten)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Glass Palace Competition - Purchase Award

Hans Reissinger, Reg.-Baumeister, Baurat a.D.

Purchased competition entry noted for clear and well-organized layout, though entry and driveway in the garden were criticized.

Cultural (Exhibition Building) Unbuilt

Location

München (Alter Botanischer Garten)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Glass Palace Competition - Purchase Award

Heinrich Götzker, Postbaurat

Purchased competition entry criticized for too limited exhibition area but with simple architectural handling.

Cultural (Exhibition Building) Unbuilt

Location

München (Alter Botanischer Garten)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Glass Palace Competition - 4th Prize

Franz Stamm, Reg.-Bmstr.

Fourth prize entry from Berlin-Charlottenburg, praised for good exhibition arrangement and grouping of spaces.

Cultural (Exhibition Building) Unbuilt

Location

München (Alter Botanischer Garten)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Glass Palace Competition - 2nd Prize

Karl Hocheder (Reg.-Baurat), Karl Badberger (Reg.-Baurat)

Second prize competition entry, both architects from the Landbauamt München; concentrated building mass in the western part of the site.

Cultural (Exhibition Building) Unbuilt

Location

München (Alter Botanischer Garten)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Glass Palace Competition - 1st Prize

Cl. Böhm (Reg.-Baumeister), Ed. Feldpausch (Architekt)

First prize winning competition entry for the new art exhibition building, featuring a main front on Elisenstraße and gardens facing north.

Cultural (Exhibition Building) Unbuilt

Location

München (Alter Botanischer Garten)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

New Art Exhibition Building in the Old Botanical Garden - Preliminary Project Abel

Professor Adolf Abel

Preliminary design for a new art exhibition building on the site of the former Glaspalast in Munich's Old Botanical Garden, following the 1931 fire that destroyed the Glaspalast; extensively critiqued for its urban planning implications.

Cultural (Exhibition Building) Unbuilt

Location

München (Alter Botanischer Garten)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Kitchen Cabinet "Hexer" (Magician)

Dr. Erna Meyer und Reg.-Bmstr. Walter Schmidt

A compact kitchen cabinet incorporating an entire kitchen's functions in small space, suitable for freestanding placement or built-in use.

Furniture (Kitchen) Built

Location

München, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Sewing Machine Cabinet/Chest

Dipl.-Ing. E. Hopmann

A space-saving furniture piece combining sewing machine storage with a chest of drawers, shown at the Werkbund exhibition 'Wohnbedarf' in Stuttgart.

Furniture Built

Location

Köln, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Design for an Apartment High-Rise

Raymond Hood

A 1932 unbuilt design for an apartment high-rise tower with single-floor and duplex apartment layouts, shown with detailed floor plans.

Housing (Apartment High-Rise) Unbuilt

Location

New York, USA

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

A Wooden Mountain House for Two Families in Adelboden

M. Lutz

A lightweight wooden mountain house for two families designed for summer and winter use, with shingle cladding, colorful shutters, and interior pastel color schemes.

Housing (Vacation/Mountain house) Built

Location

Adelboden, Switzerland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

The New Branch of the Pawnshop "Dorotheum" in Vienna

Eugen Kastner und Fritz Waage

Branch building for the Vienna pawnshop Dorotheum organized into lending, auction, and savings departments, built as reinforced concrete skeleton construction with pneumatic tube systems for pawn tickets.

Commercial/Office Built

Location

Wien (Vienna), Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Indoor Swimming Pool on the Semmering

v. Liebe und Ludwig Stigler

Indoor swimming hall at the alpine resort of Semmering, with an 11x25m pool, glass sliding walls opening to a garden, and heated water supplied by the Hotel Panhans.

Sports/Leisure Built

Location

Semmering, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

Tram Waiting Hall at Plärrer in Nuremberg (with silent post office and automat restaurant)

Stadtrat Oberbaurat Brugmann

A tram waiting hall combined with an automat restaurant and silent post office at the busy Plärrer traffic square, built of steel and glass with a circular automat building and elongated waiting hall.

Transit/Transportation, Commercial Built

Location

Nürnberg (Plärrer), Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

House of the German National Union of Commercial Employees in Stuttgart

Albert Hauschildt

Building with entrance at the building corner leading to stairs, cloakroom hall, and office spaces, with association rooms distributed on upper floors.

Association/Assembly Building Built

Location

Stuttgart, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

House of the German National Union of Commercial Employees in Essen

Albert Hauschildt

Long stretched building with entrance and assembly hall with cinema capability on opposite ends, clad in clinker brick, with meeting rooms and youth room.

Association/Assembly Building Built

Location

Essen, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1933

Open project

New Building of Rhenania-Ossag, Berlin

Prof. E. Fahrenkamp

A new corporate office building for Rhenania-Ossag in Berlin, shown as a photographic comparison, photographed by B. Schachner.

Office/Corporate headquarters Built

Location

Berlin, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Brauninger Department Store in Stuttgart

Eisenlohr und Pfennig

A department store building illustrated as a comparative example of modern commercial architecture, photographed by Benno Schachner.

Retail/Commercial Built

Location

Stuttgart, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Daily News Building in New York

Raymond Hood

The 1930 Daily News Building skyscraper by Raymond Hood in New York.

Office / Media Built

Location

New York, USA

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Bank and Office Tower in Philadelphia

Howe & Lescaze

A high-rise bank and office building by Howe & Lescaze, cited as an example of clear, unromantic modern American high-rise design.

Office / Bank Built

Location

Philadelphia, USA

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

McGraw-Hill Building in New York

Raymond Hood

A 1931 office skyscraper by Raymond Hood, illustrated as an example of clear, simply organized American high-rise architecture.

Office Built

Location

New York, USA

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

The New Rockefeller Center in New York

Raymond Hood; Howe & Lescaze (comparative reference)

A massive skyscraper development ('Radio City') under construction by Rockefeller interests, described as the largest building enterprise of all time, including the 31-story Radio Corporation building with a large music hall.

Office / Commercial Unbuilt

Location

New York, USA

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Wall Lamp, Candle Holder, Ceiling Pendant Light

Prof. W. von Wersin

A series of lighting fixtures including bronze wall lamp with matte glass ball, double-armed nickel-plated brass candle holder, and ceiling pendant with parchment shade, exhibited at 'Neuen Sammlung' Munich.

Lighting fixtures Built

Location

Munich, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Living and Dining Room by Professor Jos. Hillerbrand

Prof. Jos. Hillerbrand

A larger, richer living-dining room design shown at the 'Neuen Sammlung' exhibition Munich 1931/32, featuring Makassar veneer buffet, priced at ca. 520 Mark.

Interior/Furniture Built

Location

Munich, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Inexpensive Furnishings in the Small House - Living Room by Prof. Hoene

Prof. Max Hoene

A small, modest living room design with dining/living corner exhibited at 'Neuen Sammlung' Munich 1931/32, including bench with pull-out cushion cover and stained pine furniture.

Interior/Furniture Built

Location

Munich, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Two-Story Shed-roof House in Finland

Oiva Kallio

An elongated narrow house exploiting boundary construction for good plot utilization, opening fully to south and west, with a well-organized living room reflecting refined living culture rooted in tradition.

Housing

Location

Finland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

House on a Slope in Greece

Prof. R. Gostle

A hillside house design on rocky terrain typical of Greek slope construction, entered via a pergola terrace through the living room, with compact utility spaces and three bedrooms for five beds.

Housing Unbuilt

Location

Greece

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

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