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	Project	Architect	Field	Typology	Location	Publication	Page
12521	Single-Story House at Lake Constance	Stadtbaurat Kerschensteiner	Architecture	Housing	Lindau, Bodensee, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 12	20
12520	Flat-roof House in Meran	H. Ludwig	Architecture	Housing	Meran, Südtirol (Italy)	Der Baumeister 1932 / 12	18
12519	Shed-roof House in Hamburg	Bernhard Stein	Architecture / Garden Design	Housing	Hamburg, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 12	16
12518	The Cheap Small House - Works of the Augsburg Association	Ernst Ott, Robert Pfand, Thomas Wechs, Walther Schüssler, Rich. Beblo, Walter Freyberger, Feldpausch und Böhm (9 architects total)	Architecture / Urban Planning	Housing (small houses/settlement houses)	Augsburg, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 12	6
12517	Weekend House Design by the Same Architects (Purchase Award)	Hytönen & Luukkonen	Architecture	Weekend house	Finland	Der Baumeister 1932 / 12	5
12516	Weekend House Design by Architects Hytönen and Luukkonen (1st Prize)	Hytönen & Luukkonen	Architecture	Weekend house	Finland	Der Baumeister 1932 / 12	5
12515	Weekend House Design by Architects Hytönen and Luukkonen (Purchase Award)	Hytönen & Luukkonen	Architecture	Weekend house	Finland	Der Baumeister 1932 / 12	5
12512	Ortstock House on the Braunwald Alp	Haas Leuzinger, B.S.A.	Architecture	Mountain hut / Sports lodge	Braunwaldalp, Kanton Glarus, Switzerland	Der Baumeister 1932 / 12	1
12511	The Cheap Small House - Design by Joh. Aug. Stambeck	Joh. Aug. Stambeck	Architecture	Housing (small house competition entry)	Munich (competition, general design)	Der Baumeister 1932 / 10	40
12510	The Cheap Small House - Design by Karl Fischer	Karl Fischer	Architecture	Housing (small house competition entry)	Munich (competition, general design)	Der Baumeister 1932 / 10	38
12509	Vienna Werkbund Settlement	Josef Frank (organizer); multiple architects including R. Neutra, Lurçat, Guevrekian, Rietveld, Häring, Clemens Holzmeister, E. Wachsberger, A. Loos, Bieber, Niedermoser, Josef Hoffmann, J. Wenzel, Hugo Gorge, Jirasek, Anton Brenner, Oskar Strnad, Oskar Wlach, Ernst Lichtblau, Ernst Plischke, Walter Sobotka, Oswald Haerdtl, J. Groag, Max Fellerer, Otto Breuer, Grete Schütte-Lihotzky, A. Grünberger, Josef F. Dex, Helmut Wagner-Freynsheim, Hans Vetter	Architecture / Urban Planning	Housing (settlement of single-family houses)	Vienna, Austria	Der Baumeister 1932 / 10	32
12508	House M. in Bedburg near Cologne	Theodor Merrill	Architecture	Housing (country estate/villa)	Bedburg bei Köln	Der Baumeister 1932 / 10	26
12507	House Christen in Cologne-Marienburg	Theodor Merrill	Architecture	Housing (single-family house)	Cologne-Marienburg	Der Baumeister 1932 / 10	23
12506	House L. in Cologne	Theodor Merrill	Architecture	Housing (single-family house)	Cologne	Der Baumeister 1932 / 10	22
12505	House Bernauer in Cleve	Theodor Merrill	Architecture	Housing (single-family house)	Cleve	Der Baumeister 1932 / 10	19
12504	House Becker in Cleve	Theodor Merrill	Architecture	Housing (single-family house)	Cleve	Der Baumeister 1932 / 10	19
12503	House D. in Bonn	Theodor Merrill	Architecture	Housing (single-family house)	Bonn, Westseite	Der Baumeister 1932 / 10	11
12500	Design by Professor Wilhelm Kreis and Sculptor Professor G. Marcks (National War Memorial)	Wilhelm Kreis, Dresden; sculptor G. Marcks, Dresden	Architecture / Sculpture / Landscape	Cultural (memorial)	near Bad Berka, Thüringen, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 09	34
12499	Design by Prof. P. Janssen and Prof. H. Wetzel, Stuttgart (National War Memorial)	Prof. P. Janssen und Prof. H. Wetzel, Stuttgart	Architecture / Landscape	Cultural (memorial)	near Bad Berka, Thüringen, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 09	34
12497	The New Ufa Cinema on Bahnhofstrasse in Stuttgart (Universum)	Albert Eitel, Professor Paul Schmohl und Baurat Georg Staehelin (Mitarbeiter Dipl.-Ing. Hans P. Schmohl)	Architecture / Interior Design	Cultural (cinema)	Bahnhofstraße, Stuttgart, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 09	28
12495	New Developments in Welwyn Garden City near London (Lynside Green)	Louis de Soissons	Architecture / Urban Planning	Housing (garden city housing)	Welwyn Garden City, England	Der Baumeister 1932 / 09	16
12494	The Cheap Small House - Design by Arch. Reg.-Bmstr. Gustav Gsanger	Gustav Gsanger, Obermenzing b. München	Architecture	Housing (small house competition entry)	Obermenzing bei München (competition)	Der Baumeister 1932 / 09	15
12493	The Cheap Small House - Design II by Architect Dipl.-Ing. A. Pfeiffer	Dipl.-Ing. A. Pfeiffer, München	Architecture	Housing (small house competition entry)	München (competition)	Der Baumeister 1932 / 09	13
12492	The Cheap Small House - Design I by Architect Dipl.-Ing. K. Pfeiffer	Dipl.-Ing. K. Pfeiffer	Architecture	Housing (small house competition entry)	München (competition)	Der Baumeister 1932 / 09	12
12491	The Cheap Small House - Design by Architect W. Maar	W. Maar, München	Architecture	Housing (expandable small house competition entry)	München (competition)	Der Baumeister 1932 / 09	7
12490	Design for a Farm Worker's House with Utility Room	Regierungsbaumeister von den Velden	Architecture	Housing (rural worker's house)	München (competition)	Der Baumeister 1932 / 09	6
12489	The Cheap Small House - Design by Architect W. A. Simbeck	W. A. Simbeck, München	Architecture	Housing (small house competition entry)	München (competition)	Der Baumeister 1932 / 09	5
12488	Berchtold House	Ernst Kuhn, St. Gallen, Schweiz	Architecture	Housing (single-family house)	Balgach, Switzerland	Der Baumeister 1932 / 09	1
12486	The Growing House - Design by Architect W. Zabel	W. Zabel, Berlin	Architecture	Housing (growing house/exhibition house)	Berlin, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 08	31
12484	The Growing House in Vienna	Architektengemeinschaft: Ing. W. Fabjan, Dr.-Ing. E. Fuchs, Dr.-Ing. X. Tröster	Architecture	Housing (expandable/growing house)	Vienna, Austria	Der Baumeister 1932 / 08	28
12483	The Cheap Small House - Design by Architects H. Schmeissner and Mrs. Schmeissner-Upmann	Reg.-Baumeister H. Schmeissner und Frau Schmeissner-Upmann	Architecture	Housing (single-family)	Munich, Germany (competition)	Der Baumeister 1932 / 08	26
12482	The Cheap Small House - Design by Architect E. v. d. Velden	Reg.-Baumeister E. v. d. Velden	Architecture	Housing (single-family)	Munich, Germany (competition)	Der Baumeister 1932 / 08	24
12481	Modern Large Airport	Reg.-Baufuhrer H. A. Ritscher und Architekt Sergius Ruegenberg	Architecture	Transportation/Airport	Berlin (competition entry, unbuilt)	Der Baumeister 1932 / 08	23
12480	Club and Boathouse of the Rowing Club 'Canottieri Lario'	Ing. Gianni Mantero	Architecture	Sports/Clubhouse	Como, Italy	Der Baumeister 1932 / 08	22
12479	Swiss National Library in Bern	Oeschger und Kaufmann (Zürich); Hostettler (Bern)	Architecture	Cultural/Library	Bern, Switzerland	Der Baumeister 1932 / 08	13
12478	New Church Construction and Renovation in Seeham near Salzburg	Dipl.-Ing. Architekt Otto Strohmayr, Salzburg	Architecture	Religious/Church	Seeham, near Salzburg, Austria	Der Baumeister 1932 / 08	12
12477	Catholic Seasonal Church, Bad Norderney	Prof. Dominikus Böhm	Architecture	Religious/Church	Bad Norderney, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 08	10
12476	New Building of the Children's Sanatorium Haggeröde	Dipl.-Ing. G. Schweikher	Architecture	Healthcare/Children's Sanatorium	Harz region, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 08	7
12475	Pensioners' Residential Home Berlin-Steglitz	Stadtbaurat Fr. Freymüller	Architecture	Housing (elderly residential)	Berlin-Steglitz, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 08	4
12474	Sanatorium 'Sunny View'	Hebebrand und Kleinertz (original competition design); Reg.-Rat Simon, Reichsbauamt Kassel (executed revision)	Architecture	Healthcare/Sanatorium	Marburg an der Lahn, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 08	1
12473	Designs for single-family row houses	Gustav Lüdecke, Dresden-Hellerau	Architecture	Housing (row houses, multiple types)	Dresden-Hellerau, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 07	38
12472	Hästholmen Settlement	Eskil Sundahl, Olof Thundström	Architecture, Urban Planning	Housing (settlement, row houses and apartment block)	Stockholm area, Sweden	Der Baumeister 1932 / 07	36
12471	Expandable house for urban fringe settlements	Regierungsbaumeister Theodor Teichen, Köln-Lindenthal	Architecture	Housing (expandable settlement house)	Köln-Lindenthal, Germany (competition entry, relevant to Berlin/Groß-Berlin)	Der Baumeister 1932 / 07	33
12470	The growing house in the full-employment settlement	Dipl.-Ing. C. Trimborn, Aachen	Architecture	Housing (expandable rural settlement house)	Aachen, Germany (competition entry for Berlin)	Der Baumeister 1932 / 07	30
12465	Space-saving affordable room furnishings	Prof. W. von Wersin	Interior Design	Interior/Furniture	Munich, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 07	19
12464	House for a working woman	Paul Schaefer	Architecture	Housing (single-family)	Schorndorf, Württemberg, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 07	18
12463	Own house of Prof. Muesmann, Dresden	Prof. Muesmann	Architecture, Garden Design	Housing (single-family)	Dresden, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 07	17
12462	Single-family house near Cologne	Baurat Schulte-Frohlinde	Architecture	Housing (single-family)	Near Cologne, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 07	16
12461	Single-family (row) house at the Dresden Hygiene Exhibition 1930	Helmut Lüdecke	Architecture	Housing (row house, exhibition)	Dresden, Germany	Der Baumeister 1932 / 07	14
12460	Single-family house for South Tyrol	Dipl.-Ing. H. Ludwig	Architecture	Housing (single-family)	South Tyrol, Italy	Der Baumeister 1932 / 07	12

Single-Story House at Lake Constance

Stadtbaurat Kerschensteiner

A single-story house design with a large flexible living room that can be subdivided, opening onto a wind- and view-protected sun terrace.

Housing Unbuilt

Location

Lindau, Bodensee, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Flat-roof House in Meran

H. Ludwig

A flat-roof house design with accessible terrace for Meran, developed as a type for various street orientations and configurations (single, coupled, row house).

Housing

Location

Meran, Südtirol (Italy)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Shed-roof House in Hamburg

Bernhard Stein

A two-story shed-roof (Pultdach) house design with living/utility rooms below and 4 sleeping rooms with 6 beds above, oriented with living room facing south to garden.

Housing Unbuilt

Location

Hamburg, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

The Cheap Small House - Works of the Augsburg Association

Ernst Ott, Robert Pfand, Thomas Wechs, Walther Schüssler, Rich. Beblo, Walter Freyberger, Feldpausch und Böhm (9 architects total)

A collection of small house/settlement designs developed collaboratively by 9 architects from the 'Augsburger Bund' addressing economical floor plans, settlement technique, and urban planning problems, exhibited as part of the Munich small-house movement.

Housing (small houses/settlement houses)

Location

Augsburg, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Weekend House Design by the Same Architects (Purchase Award)

Hytönen & Luukkonen

A more square-shaped weekend house design with two single-bed sleeping alcoves and a kitchen niche opening to the north-facing living room.

Weekend house Unbuilt

Location

Finland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Weekend House Design by Architects Hytönen and Luukkonen (1st Prize)

Hytönen & Luukkonen

First prize competition design with living and sleeping rooms arranged to be combinable into one large room, fireplace on the narrow east front with the hearth.

Weekend house Unbuilt

Location

Finland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Weekend House Design by Architects Hytönen and Luukkonen (Purchase Award)

Hytönen & Luukkonen

Competition entry weekend house design with living room and two single-bed sleeping rooms, central fireplace, and sheltered outdoor sitting area.

Weekend house Unbuilt

Location

Finland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Ortstock House on the Braunwald Alp

Haas Leuzinger, B.S.A.

A carefully constructed sports hut/mountain hut at 1700m elevation, designed for both summer and winter operation with sleeping accommodations and dining facilities for day guests, using timber framework and Eternit cladding.

Mountain hut / Sports lodge Built

Location

Braunwaldalp, Kanton Glarus, Switzerland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

The Cheap Small House - Design by Joh. Aug. Stambeck

Joh. Aug. Stambeck

Competition entry with baukosten 9750 M., 3 bedrooms, 5 beds, cost per bed highlighted by the jury as economical (1950 M per bed); featuring living room with kitchen niche and upper floor master bedroom.

Housing (small house competition entry) Unbuilt

Location

Munich (competition, general design)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

The Cheap Small House - Design by Karl Fischer

Karl Fischer

Competition entry for the Munich competition 'Das billige kleine Haus' with baukosten 9850 M., 3 bedrooms, 4 beds, brick ground floor and half-timbered upper floor with pulpit roof form.

Housing (small house competition entry) Unbuilt

Location

Munich (competition, general design)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Vienna Werkbund Settlement

Josef Frank (organizer); multiple architects including R. Neutra, Lurçat, Guevrekian, Rietveld, Häring, Clemens Holzmeister, E. Wachsberger, A. Loos, Bieber, Niedermoser, Josef Hoffmann, J. Wenzel, Hugo Gorge, Jirasek, Anton Brenner, Oskar Strnad, Oskar Wlach, Ernst Lichtblau, Ernst Plischke, Walter Sobotka, Oswald Haerdtl, J. Groag, Max Fellerer, Otto Breuer, Grete Schütte-Lihotzky, A. Grünberger, Josef F. Dex, Helmut Wagner-Freynsheim, Hans Vetter

A model housing settlement organized by Josef Frank bringing together international architects to design individual single-family houses under unified guidelines for roof form, cornices, and enclosures; critiqued for narrow row-house plans and small living spaces despite good detailing by some architects.

Housing (settlement of single-family houses) Built

Location

Vienna, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

House M. in Bedburg near Cologne

Theodor Merrill

A country estate ('Landsitz mit Wagen und Pferden') built around a large courtyard on a hilltop of a 10-Morgen property, with wing arrangement for family, children, servants, and stables, plus an elaborate garden with pond and swimming pool designed by Wiepking-Jürgensmann.

Housing (country estate/villa) Built

Location

Bedburg bei Köln

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

House Christen in Cologne-Marienburg

Theodor Merrill

A house closely integrated with its garden, featuring a large lawn and terrace on the south side; garden designed by Wiepking-Jürgensmann; interior includes a notable historicizing staircase.

Housing (single-family house) Built

Location

Cologne-Marienburg

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

House L. in Cologne

Theodor Merrill

Design project (1928-29) for a house in Cologne with garden plan and ground floor plan showing entrance hall, living and dining rooms with pergola.

Housing (single-family house) Unbuilt

Location

Cologne

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

House Bernauer in Cleve

Theodor Merrill

Built 1928-1929 alongside Haus Becker on a hill crest, with the main living floor at ground level of the hill and entrance/service rooms below, connected by garden stairs.

Housing (single-family house) Built

Location

Cleve

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

House Becker in Cleve

Theodor Merrill

One of two neighboring houses built 1928-1929 on a ridge above a former Rhine arm, designed in a tradition of Rhenish residential culture with stone-built basement floors using local rubble stone.

Housing (single-family house) Built

Location

Cleve

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

House D. in Bonn

Theodor Merrill

A large single-family house with a pulpit (Pult) roof designed for an economical yet spacious solution for a family with six children, featuring a large communal living room, sun terrace and loggia overlooking the Siebengebirge.

Housing (single-family house) Built

Location

Bonn, Westseite

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Design by Professor Wilhelm Kreis and Sculptor Professor G. Marcks (National War Memorial)

Wilhelm Kreis, Dresden; sculptor G. Marcks, Dresden

Competition design for the Reichsehrenmal with a site plan and an ascending forest clearing (Waldschneise) leading to the Hain (sacred grove), including a variant with regular architectonic form.

Cultural (memorial) Unbuilt

Location

near Bad Berka, Thüringen, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Design by Prof. P. Janssen and Prof. H. Wetzel, Stuttgart (National War Memorial)

Prof. P. Janssen und Prof. H. Wetzel, Stuttgart

Competition design for the Reichsehrenmal featuring a Waldlichtung (forest clearing) as gathering place with an Ehrenhalle at the edge of the high forest and a bell tower in the valley.

Cultural (memorial) Unbuilt

Location

near Bad Berka, Thüringen, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

The New Ufa Cinema on Bahnhofstrasse in Stuttgart (Universum)

Albert Eitel, Professor Paul Schmohl und Baurat Georg Staehelin (Mitarbeiter Dipl.-Ing. Hans P. Schmohl)

A major new cinema in Stuttgart featuring an underground parking level, a large cantilevered balcony, acoustically engineered auditorium, and richly detailed interiors including a café finished in colored linoleum.

Cultural (cinema) Built

Location

Bahnhofstraße, Stuttgart, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

New Developments in Welwyn Garden City near London (Lynside Green)

Louis de Soissons

Housing development in the English garden city of Welwyn, featuring cul-de-sac layouts, hedged gardens, and traditional-style row and single houses emphasizing quiet, informal siting.

Housing (garden city housing) Built

Location

Welwyn Garden City, England

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

The Cheap Small House - Design by Arch. Reg.-Bmstr. Gustav Gsanger

Gustav Gsanger, Obermenzing b. München

Design for a five-person family house fitting entirely on the ground floor with an expandable attic, on a narrow 6.50 m wide plot, highlighted by the jury.

Housing (small house competition entry) Unbuilt

Location

Obermenzing bei München (competition)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

The Cheap Small House - Design II by Architect Dipl.-Ing. A. Pfeiffer

Dipl.-Ing. A. Pfeiffer, München

Second design entry by Pfeiffer, more square in plan than the first, with a smaller quadratic living room and similar room arrangement.

Housing (small house competition entry) Unbuilt

Location

München (competition)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

The Cheap Small House - Design I by Architect Dipl.-Ing. K. Pfeiffer

Dipl.-Ing. K. Pfeiffer

First design entry by Pfeiffer for the small house competition, notable for economic and artistic merit despite a jury concern about attic bedroom access.

Housing (small house competition entry) Unbuilt

Location

München (competition)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

The Cheap Small House - Design by Architect W. Maar

W. Maar, München

Competition entry for an expandable small house designed for self-help construction, allowing incremental extension as a family grows, highlighted by the jury.

Housing (expandable small house competition entry) Unbuilt

Location

München (competition)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Design for a Farm Worker's House with Utility Room

Regierungsbaumeister von den Velden

Competition entry for a rural/agricultural worker's house with an attached utility room, addressing half-rural living conditions with a functional layout.

Housing (rural worker's house) Unbuilt

Location

München (competition)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

The Cheap Small House - Design by Architect W. A. Simbeck

W. A. Simbeck, München

Competition entry for a small affordable house, highlighted by the jury for its low construction cost and clear exterior design with natural materials.

Housing (small house competition entry) Unbuilt

Location

München (competition)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Berchtold House

Ernst Kuhn, St. Gallen, Schweiz

A single-family house in Balgach, Switzerland, designed with a simple rectangular plan and gable-saddle roof, emphasizing harmony with the landscape and traditional living habits.

Housing (single-family house) Built

Location

Balgach, Switzerland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

The Growing House - Design by Architect W. Zabel

W. Zabel, Berlin

A prize-winning but critically flawed exhibition entry with an oversized living room and undersized bedrooms, shown at the Berlin 'Das wachsende Haus' exhibition.

Housing (growing house/exhibition house) Built

Location

Berlin, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

The Growing House in Vienna

Architektengemeinschaft: Ing. W. Fabjan, Dr.-Ing. E. Fuchs, Dr.-Ing. X. Tröster

An entry in a Viennese competition for the 'growing house' (expandable house), built with massive lightweight concrete hollow blocks and insulated construction, designed to expand in four stages from a single core room to a larger house.

Housing (expandable/growing house)

Location

Vienna, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

The Cheap Small House - Design by Architects H. Schmeissner and Mrs. Schmeissner-Upmann

Reg.-Baumeister H. Schmeissner und Frau Schmeissner-Upmann

A prize-winning (100 M.) competition entry for the 'cheap small house' competition in Munich, criticized by some as a miniaturized 'villa', featuring 5 beds and cross-oriented hallway/stairs.

Housing (single-family) Unbuilt

Location

Munich, Germany (competition)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

The Cheap Small House - Design by Architect E. v. d. Velden

Reg.-Baumeister E. v. d. Velden

A competition entry for the Munich 'cheap small house' competition, exceeding typical size/cost limits but praised for clear functional zoning (living, sleeping, service) and garden integration.

Housing (single-family) Unbuilt

Location

Munich, Germany (competition)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Modern Large Airport

Reg.-Baufuhrer H. A. Ritscher und Architekt Sergius Ruegenberg

An award-winning 1931 Schinkel competition entry for a large airport proposing a new type of layout where the airport building runs perpendicular to the airfield, allowing direct car access to departing aircraft, with distinct zones for travel, events, and staff housing.

Transportation/Airport Unbuilt

Location

Berlin (competition entry, unbuilt)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Club and Boathouse of the Rowing Club 'Canottieri Lario'

Ing. Gianni Mantero

A rowing club and boathouse with a large iron-framed glass wall for the clubroom, situated on the lake front.

Sports/Clubhouse Built

Location

Como, Italy

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Swiss National Library in Bern

Oeschger und Kaufmann (Zürich); Hostettler (Bern)

A major national library building selected via a 1927 competition, comprising a book magazine tower, reading rooms, office wings for statistical and forestry administration, with symmetrical composition and careful use of a modular grid based on bookshelf spacing.

Cultural/Library Built

Location

Bern, Switzerland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

New Church Construction and Renovation in Seeham near Salzburg

Dipl.-Ing. Architekt Otto Strohmayr, Salzburg

A church expansion and renovation project preserving the old tower, presbytery, and part of the north wall, with a new larger nave incorporating part of the roof space, and a main altar sculpture group (Baptism of Christ) retained from the old church.

Religious/Church Built

Location

Seeham, near Salzburg, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Catholic Seasonal Church, Bad Norderney

Prof. Dominikus Böhm

A new Catholic seasonal church noted for its lapidary, puritanical form, illustrating clear and light-filled architectural expression.

Religious/Church Built

Location

Bad Norderney, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

New Building of the Children's Sanatorium Haggeröde

Dipl.-Ing. G. Schweikher

A children's tuberculosis sanatorium built in 1931 with two separate wings for closed and open tuberculosis cases, featuring a large water basin for reflected sunlight therapy, terraces for bed treatment, and a solarium.

Healthcare/Children's Sanatorium Built

Location

Harz region, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Pensioners' Residential Home Berlin-Steglitz

Stadtbaurat Fr. Freymüller

A Z-shaped residential home for elderly pensioners with 75 small apartments for 93 residents, featuring shared facilities, terraces, and a Sgraffito artwork by Prof. Sandkuhl.

Housing (elderly residential) Built

Location

Berlin-Steglitz, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Sanatorium 'Sunny View'

Hebebrand und Kleinertz (original competition design); Reg.-Rat Simon, Reichsbauamt Kassel (executed revision)

A 100-bed tuberculosis treatment facility for the Landesversicherungsanstalt Hessen-Nassau, built on the Lahnberge near Marburg with separate medical and surgical wings, terraces, and extensive technical infrastructure, based on a prize-winning competition design later reworked by the Reichsbauamt.

Healthcare/Sanatorium Built

Location

Marburg an der Lahn, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Designs for single-family row houses

Gustav Lüdecke, Dresden-Hellerau

Series of standardized economical row-house type designs (Type A and B, flat roof and pitched roof variants) with cost calculations per cubic meter, intended for publication in book form.

Housing (row houses, multiple types) Unbuilt

Location

Dresden-Hellerau, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Hästholmen Settlement

Eskil Sundahl, Olof Thundström

Terraced settlement near Stockholm on sloping terrain overlooking Saltsjön bay, combining row houses with south-facing living rooms and a three-story rental apartment block closing the settlement to the north.

Housing (settlement, row houses and apartment block) Built

Location

Stockholm area, Sweden

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Expandable house for urban fringe settlements

Regierungsbaumeister Theodor Teichen, Köln-Lindenthal

Expandable house design for urban fringe settlements from the 'Das wachsende Haus' competition context, featuring a compact hollow-wall timber core house expandable in ground floor and upper floor stages, with detailed cost breakdown.

Housing (expandable settlement house) Unbuilt

Location

Köln-Lindenthal, Germany (competition entry, relevant to Berlin/Groß-Berlin)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

The growing house in the full-employment settlement

Dipl.-Ing. C. Trimborn, Aachen

Competition entry for the Berlin 'Das wachsende Haus' competition proposing a two-storey expandable core house with about 16 possible expansion/combination configurations between core and fully built-out house.

Housing (expandable rural settlement house) Unbuilt

Location

Aachen, Germany (competition entry for Berlin)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Space-saving affordable room furnishings

Prof. W. von Wersin

Exhibition of combined living/sleeping room furnishings and furniture designs (armchair, wardrobe, daybed/bed, clothes hooks) shown at the 'Neue Sammlung' Munich winter 1931/32, emphasizing functional, affordable, and combinable furniture.

Interior/Furniture Built

Location

Munich, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

House for a working woman

Paul Schaefer

Design for an 8-9000 Mark house for a working woman, with south-east facing living areas, north-west service zone and north-east sleeping area with terraces, cost-effective 400 cbm build.

Housing (single-family)

Location

Schorndorf, Württemberg, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Own house of Prof. Muesmann, Dresden

Prof. Muesmann

Own house with clear floor plan disposition and close integration with the garden space, featuring a terraced perennial garden and closed lawn area subdivided while retaining spatial unity.

Housing (single-family) Built

Location

Dresden, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Single-family house near Cologne

Baurat Schulte-Frohlinde

Rectangular single-family house divided by a central wall into unequal service and living zones, with open ground floor facade and closed upper floor, wood detailing contrasting with dark clinker brick.

Housing (single-family) Built

Location

Near Cologne, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Single-family (row) house at the Dresden Hygiene Exhibition 1930

Helmut Lüdecke

Small economical row house shown at the Dresden Hygiene Exhibition, with partially expandable attic, minimal ancillary space and generous living areas.

Housing (row house, exhibition) Built

Location

Dresden, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

Single-family house for South Tyrol

Dipl.-Ing. H. Ludwig

Design study for a small house adapted to warm southern climate, with an enclosed living room, a covered loggia, and an open garden with pergola and paddling pool, on a compact plot of about 176 sqm.

Housing (single-family)

Location

South Tyrol, Italy

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1932

Open project

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