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	Project	Architect	Field	Typology	Location	Publication	Page
12074	Villa in St. Clair - Living Room, Bedrooms	Djo Bourgeois	Interior Design	Residential	St. Clair	Der Baumeister 1930 / 03	33
12069	Experimental Housing Estate of the Bavarian Post and Telegraph Association on Arnulfstraße	Robert Poeverlein, Robert Vorhoelzer, Walther Schmidt, Magnus Meyer (architects of the Reichspostverwaltung München); Hanna Löv (interior design of model apartments)	Architecture / Urban Planning	Housing	Arnulfstraße, Munich	Der Baumeister 1930 / 03	21
12068	The Czechoslovak Church in Königgrätz (Hradec Králové)	Prof. J. Gočár	Architecture	Cultural/Religious	Königgrätz (Hradec Králové)	Der Baumeister 1930 / 03	18
12067	The First Prayer House of the Czechoslovak Church in Brno	Jan Visek	Architecture	Cultural/Religious	Brünn (Brno)	Der Baumeister 1930 / 03	11
12066	The New Munich-Oberwiesenfeld Airport	K. J. Moßner (Mossner), B.D.A.	Architecture	Transportation/Infrastructure	Munich-Oberwiesenfeld	Der Baumeister 1930 / 03	4
12060	Nuremberg City Hall Competition - Fourth Prize (Hinsch and Deimling)	Hinsch und Deimling, Hamburg (mit G. Burmester)	Architecture / Urban Planning	Cultural (assembly/civic hall)	Nuremberg, Germany	Der Baumeister 1930 / 01	45
12058	Nuremberg City Hall Competition - Third Prize (Wiederanders)	Dipl.-Ing. Max Wiederanders, München	Architecture / Urban Planning	Cultural (assembly/civic hall)	Nuremberg, Germany	Der Baumeister 1930 / 01	47
12055	Nuremberg City Hall Competition - Second Prize (Bökels and Biskaborn)	Bökels und Biskaborn, Düsseldorf	Architecture / Urban Planning	Cultural (assembly/civic hall)	Nuremberg, Germany	Der Baumeister 1930 / 01	46
12053	Nuremberg City Hall Competition - Freese Project	Prof. Freese, Dresden (Mitarbeiter Karl Vogel)	Architecture / Urban Planning	Cultural (assembly/civic hall)	Nuremberg, Germany	Der Baumeister 1930 / 01	42
12052	Nuremberg City Hall Competition - First Prize Design	Fritz Mayer und Friedrich Weigel	Architecture / Urban Planning	Cultural (assembly/civic hall)	Nuremberg, Germany	Der Baumeister 1930 / 01	41
12051	House of Mining Councillor Arbenz in Berlin	Lois Welzenbacher	Architecture / Interior Design	Housing	Berlin (Klein-Wannsee area), Germany	Der Baumeister 1930 / 01	40
12049	Design for a Weekend and Bath House	Lois Welzenbacher	Architecture	Leisure/Housing	unspecified (lake setting)	Der Baumeister 1930 / 01	38
12046	House near Linz on the Danube	Lois Welzenbacher	Architecture	Housing	Linz an der Donau, Austria	Der Baumeister 1930 / 01	34
12045	Bechtolsheimer House in Zell am See	Lois Welzenbacher	Architecture	Housing	Zell am See, Austria	Der Baumeister 1930 / 01	33
12044	High-rise of the Wagner University Printing House	Lois Welzenbacher	Architecture	Office/Industrial	Innsbruck, Austria	Der Baumeister 1930 / 01	31
12043	Indoor Swimming Pool Erkenschwick in the Ruhr Area	Lois Welzenbacher	Architecture	Sports/Recreation	Erkenschwick, Ruhr area, Germany	Der Baumeister 1930 / 01	29
12042	The Municipal Light Works in Innsbruck	Hedzmeister-Welzenbacher (competition winners); Lois Welzenbacher	Architecture	Industrial/Utility building	Innsbruck, Austria	Der Baumeister 1930 / 01	25
12041	A Dance Café in Kitzbühel	Lois Welzenbacher	Architecture / Interior Design	Hospitality/Leisure	Kitzbühel, Tirol, Austria	Der Baumeister 1930 / 01	22
12039	Schulz House	Lois Welzenbacher	Architecture	Housing (villa)	Westfalen (Westphalia), Germany	Der Baumeister 1930 / 01	1
12038	German National Pavilion at the International Exposition in Barcelona 1929	Mies van der Rohe-Berlin	Architecture	Cultural/Exhibition	Barcelona, Spain	Der Baumeister 1929 / 12	41
12037	New Building of the Archbishop's Seminaries in Bamberg	Prof. Ludwig Ruff-Nürnberg	Architecture	Cultural/Religious/Educational	Bamberg	Der Baumeister 1929 / 12	40
12036	The New Technical City Hall in Munich	Oberbaurat Leitenstorfer (competition design 1920), ausgeführt unter Oberleitung von Oberbaudirektor Beblo durch Oberbaurat Leitenstorfer und Baurat Dr. Knorr	Architecture	Office / Government	München, Unteranger	Der Baumeister 1929 / 12	38
12033	Model House No. 18 of the 'Gesiba' - 'At the Water Tower'	Franz Schuster und Franz Schacherl-Wien	Architecture	Housing	Linz	Der Baumeister 1929 / 12	30
12032	Exhibition 'Dwelling and Settlement' Linz 1929	Various (Franz Schuster, Franz Schacherl, Lois Welzenbacher, H. Sitter, Fritz Fischel, Fr. Haslinger, M. Feller, Fr. Schmuckenschläger, Hoch- und Tiefbau-A.G., E. Wachberger, G. Löhner, H. Sturmberger, Balzarek, Paul Theer)	Architecture	Housing	Linz	Der Baumeister 1929 / 12	30
12031	Group 19, Eugen-Geck-Strasse	Otto Haesler-Celle	Architecture	Housing	Karlsruhe, Dammerstock	Der Baumeister 1929 / 12	25
12030	Group 18, Eugen-Geck-Strasse 62-75	Fritz Rößler und Walter Merz-Karlsruhe	Architecture	Housing	Karlsruhe, Dammerstock	Der Baumeister 1929 / 12	22
12029	Group 17, Eugen-Geck-Strasse 59 and 61	Alfred Fischer-Karlsruhe	Architecture	Housing	Karlsruhe, Dammerstock	Der Baumeister 1929 / 12	24
12028	Group 16, Eugen-Geck-Strasse 55-60	Otto Haesler-Celle	Architecture	Housing	Karlsruhe, Dammerstock	Der Baumeister 1929 / 12	24
12027	Group 15, Eugen-Geck-Strasse 47-59	Walter Merz und Alfred Fischer-Karlsruhe	Architecture	Housing	Karlsruhe, Dammerstock	Der Baumeister 1929 / 12	22
12026	Group 14, Eugen-Geck-Strasse 40-48	Wilhelm Riphahn und K. Maria Grod-Köln	Architecture	Housing	Karlsruhe, Dammerstock	Der Baumeister 1929 / 12	28
12025	Group 13, Eugen-Geck-Strasse 35-47	Dr.-Ing. Alfred Fischer und Walter Merz-Karlsruhe	Architecture	Housing	Karlsruhe, Dammerstock	Der Baumeister 1929 / 12	23
12024	Group 12, Eugen-Geck-Strasse 24-38	Hans Detlef Rösinger-Karlsruhe	Architecture	Housing	Karlsruhe, Dammerstock	Der Baumeister 1929 / 12	23
12023	Group 11, Eugen-Geck-Strasse 19-33	Fritz Rößler-Karlsruhe	Architecture	Housing	Karlsruhe, Dammerstock	Der Baumeister 1929 / 12	21
12022	Group 10, Eugen-Geck-Strasse 2-16	Wilhelm Lochstampfer-Karlsruhe	Architecture	Housing	Karlsruhe, Dammerstock	Der Baumeister 1929 / 12	20
12021	Group 9, Eugen-Geck-Strasse 1-15	Walter Gropius-Berlin	Architecture	Housing	Karlsruhe, Dammerstock	Der Baumeister 1929 / 12	18
12017	Group 6, Dammerstockstrasse 23 - Access Balcony House	Walter Gropius-Berlin	Architecture	Housing	Karlsruhe, Dammerstock	Der Baumeister 1929 / 12	14
12016	Group 5, Albert-Braun-Strasse 12 and 14	Walter Gropius-Berlin	Architecture	Housing	Karlsruhe, Dammerstock	Der Baumeister 1929 / 12	15
12015	Group 4, Albert-Braun-Strasse 8 and 10	Wilhelm Riphahn und Caspar Maria Grod-Köln	Architecture	Housing	Karlsruhe, Dammerstock	Der Baumeister 1929 / 12	12
12014	Group 3, Albert-Braun-Strasse 1	Otto Haesler-Celle	Architecture	Housing	Karlsruhe, Dammerstock	Der Baumeister 1929 / 12	13
12013	Dammerstock Settlement near Karlsruhe	Prof. Dr. Walter Gropius (technical organizer and artistic director)	Urban Planning	Housing	Karlsruhe	Der Baumeister 1929 / 12	10
12012	Settlement for the Less Well-off in Remscheid	Oberbaurat Lemmer	Architecture	Housing	Remscheid	Der Baumeister 1929 / 12	8
12011	Postal Housing Buildings in Kaiserslautern	Postbaurat Heinrich Müller mit Reg.-Bmstr. Stadtmüller	Architecture	Housing	Kaiserslautern	Der Baumeister 1929 / 12	1
12008	House 15, Werkbund Settlement Breslau	Dipl.-Ing. H. Lauterbach, B.D.A.	Architecture / Interior Design	Housing (exhibition house)	Werkbundsiedlung, Breslau	Der Baumeister 1929 / 11	30
12007	House 13, Werkbund Settlement Breslau	Dipl.-Ing. H. Lauterbach, B.D.A.	Architecture	Housing (exhibition house)	Werkbundsiedlung, Breslau	Der Baumeister 1929 / 11	30
12005	New Stock Exchange Renovation	Dipl.-Ing. H. Lauterbach, B.D.A.	Architecture / Interior Design	Cultural/Commercial (Stock Exchange)	Breslau	Der Baumeister 1929 / 11	27
12004	Apartment Building Einbaumstraße 8	Dipl.-Ing. H. Lauterbach, B.D.A.	Architecture	Housing	Einbaumstraße 8, Breslau	Der Baumeister 1929 / 11	26
12003	Residential Block Liegnitzer Straße	Dipl.-Ing. H. Lauterbach, B.D.A.	Architecture	Housing	Liegnitzer Straße, Breslau	Der Baumeister 1929 / 11	24
12002	Seidl Hat Shop	Dipl.-Ing. Max Wiederanders	Architecture / Interior Design	Retail	Schützenstraße, München	Der Baumeister 1929 / 11	18
12001	Bamberger & Hertz Ready-to-Wear Store	Dipl.-Ing. Max Wiederanders	Architecture / Interior Design	Retail	Köln	Der Baumeister 1929 / 11	18
11997	Klavehn Commercial Building Renovation	G. Heinze	Architecture	Commercial/Retail	Breiter Weg, Magdeburg	Der Baumeister 1929 / 11	12

Villa in St. Clair - Living Room, Bedrooms

Djo Bourgeois

Interior spaces of a villa in St. Clair including a living room with balcony and sea view, a lady's bedroom with furniture in yellow, blue and grey lacquer, and a young man's room with white lacquered furniture; carpets and curtains designed by Mme. Bourgeois.

Residential Built

Location

St. Clair

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Experimental Housing Estate of the Bavarian Post and Telegraph Association on Arnulfstraße

Robert Poeverlein, Robert Vorhoelzer, Walther Schmidt, Magnus Meyer (architects of the Reichspostverwaltung München); Hanna Löv (interior design of model apartments)

An experimental housing settlement of 324 apartments for Munich postal employees, built as part of the Reichsforschungsgesellschaft's experimental housing program, featuring two standardized apartment types, courtyard block arrangement with green space, roof terraces, and a new 'Munich Kitchen' type with glazed partition for hygiene and child supervision.

Housing Built

Location

Arnulfstraße, Munich

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

The Czechoslovak Church in Königgrätz (Hradec Králové)

Prof. J. Gočár

A church for the Czechoslovak Church featuring a columbarium arranged around a large courtyard with a covered walkway, and a tapering nave toward the altar, designed to accommodate an awkward wedge-shaped building site.

Cultural/Religious Built

Location

Königgrätz (Hradec Králové)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

The First Prayer House of the Czechoslovak Church in Brno

Jan Visek

A prayer house for the young Czechoslovak Church (founded 1920) in Brno, incorporating an upper-floor prayer hall and lower-level cultural/lecture hall with stage, designed with modern simplicity avoiding traditional religious forms.

Cultural/Religious Built

Location

Brünn (Brno)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

The New Munich-Oberwiesenfeld Airport

K. J. Moßner (Mossner), B.D.A.

New airport complex at Oberwiesenfeld near Munich, designed by competition-winning architect Moßner, featuring a large column-free aircraft hangar hall with expandable structure, electric hangar doors, and separation of cargo/passenger handling from the previous distant Schleißheim facility.

Transportation/Infrastructure Built

Location

Munich-Oberwiesenfeld

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Nuremberg City Hall Competition - Fourth Prize (Hinsch and Deimling)

Hinsch und Deimling, Hamburg (mit G. Burmester)

Fourth-prize competition entry considered by the author the most buildable and urbanistically consequent among all prize-winning projects, with a trapezoidal hall and rounded end opening widely toward the ring road.

Cultural (assembly/civic hall) Unbuilt

Location

Nuremberg, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Nuremberg City Hall Competition - Third Prize (Wiederanders)

Dipl.-Ing. Max Wiederanders, München

Third-prize competition entry noted for setting the building back and correctly organizing the urban layout, with a one-sided built Elisabethstraße.

Cultural (assembly/civic hall) Unbuilt

Location

Nuremberg, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Nuremberg City Hall Competition - Second Prize (Bökels and Biskaborn)

Bökels und Biskaborn, Düsseldorf

Second-prize competition entry noted for its Tessenow-like purity and greater unity than the first prize winner.

Cultural (assembly/civic hall) Unbuilt

Location

Nuremberg, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Nuremberg City Hall Competition - Freese Project

Prof. Freese, Dresden (Mitarbeiter Karl Vogel)

A competition entry that was disqualified for not meeting conditions (requiring demolition of an additional building) but praised by the editors as offering one of the most convincing urban planning concepts of the competition, preserving park greenery and connecting to the city ring.

Cultural (assembly/civic hall) Unbuilt

Location

Nuremberg, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Nuremberg City Hall Competition - First Prize Design

Fritz Mayer und Friedrich Weigel

First-prize winning design in the Nuremberg city hall competition (376 entries), criticized by the editors for its conventional 'romantic' rectangular plaza arrangement despite technical merit.

Cultural (assembly/civic hall) Unbuilt

Location

Nuremberg, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

House of Mining Councillor Arbenz in Berlin

Lois Welzenbacher

A house set in a large park by the Klein-Wannsee lake, built of rubble stone with a shingle roof, situated on high ground with panoramic views over lakes and forests; interiors shown for dining and bedroom.

Housing Built

Location

Berlin (Klein-Wannsee area), Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Design for a Weekend and Bath House

Lois Welzenbacher

A small weekend and bathhouse design with a terrace built out over a lake, kitchen niche with stacked sleeping berths, timber frame with Heraklith cladding, exterior wood siding, painted red and grey.

Leisure/Housing Unbuilt

Location

unspecified (lake setting)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

House near Linz on the Danube

Lois Welzenbacher

A house oriented east-south-west with a large terrace protected from the northwest weather side, containing service rooms below and a terrace level above with living hall, dining room, bedrooms.

Housing

Location

Linz an der Donau, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Bechtolsheimer House in Zell am See

Lois Welzenbacher

A house built on a steep slope above the town of Zell, oriented to allow full views of the town and landscape from the main living room, with brick construction and a projecting round balcony in reinforced concrete.

Housing Built

Location

Zell am See, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

High-rise of the Wagner University Printing House

Lois Welzenbacher

Design for a 10-story administrative high-rise building for a printing company, with ground floor commercial spaces, offices and editorial rooms above, steel frame construction with light masonry infill.

Office/Industrial Unbuilt

Location

Innsbruck, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Indoor Swimming Pool Erkenschwick in the Ruhr Area

Lois Welzenbacher

Design for an indoor swimming pool with a retractable glass wall on the south side allowing summer conversion to an open-air pool, built with black clinker brick, using waste heat from coal mines.

Sports/Recreation Unbuilt

Location

Erkenschwick, Ruhr area, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

The Municipal Light Works in Innsbruck

Hedzmeister-Welzenbacher (competition winners); Lois Welzenbacher

New administrative/utility building for the Innsbruck municipal electricity works, result of a competition; the architect designed the exterior and interior while the floor plan was largely fixed by the municipal building office.

Industrial/Utility building Built

Location

Innsbruck, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

A Dance Café in Kitzbühel

Lois Welzenbacher

A modern dance café inserted into an existing hotel building, featuring a foldable partition wall to expand the dance floor, a gallery connecting to hotel rooms, and custom furniture and lighting.

Hospitality/Leisure Built

Location

Kitzbühel, Tirol, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

Schulz House

Lois Welzenbacher

A lavish villa built for a wealthy client in the Westphalian industrial region, featuring a large living hall, swimming pool, extensive custom interior design (furniture, fittings, materials) and integration with the park landscape.

Housing (villa) Built

Location

Westfalen (Westphalia), Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1930

Open project

German National Pavilion at the International Exposition in Barcelona 1929

Mies van der Rohe-Berlin

Iconic modernist pavilion representing German culture at the 1929 Barcelona International Exposition, featuring reflective pools, travertine, onyx, marble, and glass walls, with Georg Kolbe's bronze sculpture 'Tänzerin'.

Cultural/Exhibition Built

Location

Barcelona, Spain

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

New Building of the Archbishop's Seminaries in Bamberg

Prof. Ludwig Ruff-Nürnberg

New seminary building with an inner courtyard, exemplifying clear separation of rooms and 'wall' vs 'opening', described as South German architectural spirit.

Cultural/Religious/Educational Built

Location

Bamberg

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

The New Technical City Hall in Munich

Oberbaurat Leitenstorfer (competition design 1920), ausgeführt unter Oberleitung von Oberbaudirektor Beblo durch Oberbaurat Leitenstorfer und Baurat Dr. Knorr

Large office building with prominent tower, based on a competition-winning 1920 design; tower height 45m, office building length 150m along Blumenstrasse, providing ca. 1000 offices.

Office / Government Built

Location

München, Unteranger

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Model House No. 18 of the 'Gesiba' - 'At the Water Tower'

Franz Schuster und Franz Schacherl-Wien

Smallest row house type of a settlement with garden-side balcony, standard gable roof with converted attic; built in 32cm hollow brick masonry.

Housing Built

Location

Linz

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Exhibition 'Dwelling and Settlement' Linz 1929

Various (Franz Schuster, Franz Schacherl, Lois Welzenbacher, H. Sitter, Fritz Fischel, Fr. Haslinger, M. Feller, Fr. Schmuckenschläger, Hoch- und Tiefbau-A.G., E. Wachberger, G. Löhner, H. Sturmberger, Balzarek, Paul Theer)

Housing exhibition in Linz presenting model row houses and furnished apartments for minimum existence dwellings and differentiated needs, with numerous architect-designed unit types shown at 1:200 scale.

Housing Built

Location

Linz

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Group 19, Eugen-Geck-Strasse

Otto Haesler-Celle

Eight two-story single-family row houses, steel skeleton construction, breadth-oriented daytime rooms facing west.

Housing Built

Location

Karlsruhe, Dammerstock

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Group 18, Eugen-Geck-Strasse 62-75

Fritz Rößler und Walter Merz-Karlsruhe

Eight two-story single-family row houses with 4 rooms, living on ground floor, separate bath and WC (unique in settlement).

Housing Built

Location

Karlsruhe, Dammerstock

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Group 17, Eugen-Geck-Strasse 59 and 61

Alfred Fischer-Karlsruhe

Single-story single-family house group with two four-room apartments, all living functions on ground floor to save housewife's effort.

Housing Built

Location

Karlsruhe, Dammerstock

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Group 16, Eugen-Geck-Strasse 55-60

Otto Haesler-Celle

Nine two-story single-family row houses, steel skeleton construction, breadth-oriented rooms with daytime rooms facing west and bedrooms facing east.

Housing Built

Location

Karlsruhe, Dammerstock

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Group 15, Eugen-Geck-Strasse 47-59

Walter Merz und Alfred Fischer-Karlsruhe

Five two-story single-family row houses with three-room apartments on ground floor and four-room on upper floor, living room without domestic help needed.

Housing Built

Location

Karlsruhe, Dammerstock

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Group 14, Eugen-Geck-Strasse 40-48

Wilhelm Riphahn und K. Maria Grod-Köln

Housing group with ground and upper floor apartments, detailed room and cost breakdown given.

Housing Built

Location

Karlsruhe, Dammerstock

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Group 13, Eugen-Geck-Strasse 35-47

Dr.-Ing. Alfred Fischer und Walter Merz-Karlsruhe

Seven two-story single-family row houses with 6 rooms, larger type of the settlement allowing sociability, central electric clock system.

Housing Built

Location

Karlsruhe, Dammerstock

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Group 12, Eugen-Geck-Strasse 24-38

Hans Detlef Rösinger-Karlsruhe

Eight two-story single-family row houses with 3 rooms, mirrored house plan alternately, economical floor plan on narrow plot.

Housing Built

Location

Karlsruhe, Dammerstock

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Group 11, Eugen-Geck-Strasse 19-33

Fritz Rößler-Karlsruhe

Eight two-story single-family houses with 3 rooms, 'Volkswohnung' type, smallest single-family house type with differentiated room zoning.

Housing Built

Location

Karlsruhe, Dammerstock

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Group 10, Eugen-Geck-Strasse 2-16

Wilhelm Lochstampfer-Karlsruhe

Eight two-story single-family row houses with 4 rooms, rooms graded by need, large living room with dining area in ground floor.

Housing Built

Location

Karlsruhe, Dammerstock

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Group 9, Eugen-Geck-Strasse 1-15

Walter Gropius-Berlin

Eight two-story single-family houses, 73 sqm living area, with pergola and glass wind screens.

Housing Built

Location

Karlsruhe, Dammerstock

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Group 6, Dammerstockstrasse 23 - Access Balcony House

Walter Gropius-Berlin

Four-story access-balcony (Laubengang) housing block with continuous window bands and thin steel balcony railings.

Housing Built

Location

Karlsruhe, Dammerstock

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Group 5, Albert-Braun-Strasse 12 and 14

Walter Gropius-Berlin

Two four-story eight-family houses with three- and four-room apartments, wall-shear structural system, roof terraces.

Housing Built

Location

Karlsruhe, Dammerstock

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Group 4, Albert-Braun-Strasse 8 and 10

Wilhelm Riphahn und Caspar Maria Grod-Köln

Two four-story eight-family houses with two five-room apartments per floor, strict separation of living/sleeping/utility zones.

Housing Built

Location

Karlsruhe, Dammerstock

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Group 3, Albert-Braun-Strasse 1

Otto Haesler-Celle

Two four-story eight-family houses with breadth-oriented rooms for better sun exposure, steel skeleton construction.

Housing Built

Location

Karlsruhe, Dammerstock

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Dammerstock Settlement near Karlsruhe

Prof. Dr. Walter Gropius (technical organizer and artistic director)

Large housing settlement competition/realization featuring double-row housing along short residential paths, with individual building groups designed by multiple architects including Gropius, Haesler, Riphahn & Grod, and others.

Housing Built

Location

Karlsruhe

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Settlement for the Less Well-off in Remscheid

Oberbaurat Lemmer

Hillside housing settlement realized as part of Remscheid's general urban development plan, with projecting building sections containing drying rooms, baths, and shared toilets.

Housing Built

Location

Remscheid

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Postal Housing Buildings in Kaiserslautern

Postbaurat Heinrich Müller mit Reg.-Bmstr. Stadtmüller

Housing development built in 1926 on gently sloping terrain, with differentiated long façades: smooth on the valley side and articulated by bay windows on the hillside to accommodate the pultroof slope.

Housing Built

Location

Kaiserslautern

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

House 15, Werkbund Settlement Breslau

Dipl.-Ing. H. Lauterbach, B.D.A.

Living room interiors shown as part of the 1929 Breslau Werkbund exhibition houses.

Housing (exhibition house) Built

Location

Werkbundsiedlung, Breslau

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

House 13, Werkbund Settlement Breslau

Dipl.-Ing. H. Lauterbach, B.D.A.

House built as part of the 1929 Breslau Werkbund exhibition 'Wohnung und Werkraum'.

Housing (exhibition house) Built

Location

Werkbundsiedlung, Breslau

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

New Stock Exchange Renovation

Dipl.-Ing. H. Lauterbach, B.D.A.

Renovation and modernization of the neo-Gothic Breslau stock exchange interior (1928), including a new unified color scheme for walls and ceiling, and conversion of the exchange cellar (Börsenkeller).

Cultural/Commercial (Stock Exchange) Built

Location

Breslau

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Apartment Building Einbaumstraße 8

Dipl.-Ing. H. Lauterbach, B.D.A.

Apartment building with a stairwell design saving space by adjoining internal staircases, achieving a wider clear stair width with a continuous handrail.

Housing Built

Location

Einbaumstraße 8, Breslau

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Residential Block Liegnitzer Straße

Dipl.-Ing. H. Lauterbach, B.D.A.

Apartment housing block for the Breslau settlement society, with differentiated apartment types (smaller and larger units) shown in floor plans.

Housing Built

Location

Liegnitzer Straße, Breslau

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Seidl Hat Shop

Dipl.-Ing. Max Wiederanders

Hat shop conversion incorporating the building's driveway passage to create a wider shop frontage and small passage; interior finished with Celsano wood, pale apple-green matte lacquer, and nickel-plated fittings.

Retail Built

Location

Schützenstraße, München

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Bamberger & Hertz Ready-to-Wear Store

Dipl.-Ing. Max Wiederanders

Conversion of a 1912 reinforced concrete office building into a garment store with a shopping passage of three entrances and 27 display windows, using fine metal construction and open shelving interiors.

Retail Built

Location

Köln

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Klavehn Commercial Building Renovation

G. Heinze

Renovation of a commercial building in Magdeburg with an illuminated advertising structure (Reklameaufbau), documented with construction drawings.

Commercial/Retail Built

Location

Breiter Weg, Magdeburg

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

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