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	Project	Architect	Field	Typology	Location	Publication	Page
11995	Project for the Michel Department Store	Prof. E. Fahrenkamp	Architecture	Retail/Department Store	Elberfeld	Der Baumeister 1929 / 11	11
11992	Competition for the Redesign of Alexanderplatz	Luckhardt und Anker; Mies van der Rohe (alternate entry)	Urban Planning	Urban Planning/Competition	Alexanderplatz, Berlin	Der Baumeister 1929 / 11	8
11991	Telschow House Renovation	Luckhardt und Anker	Architecture	Commercial/Office	Potsdamer Platz, Berlin	Der Baumeister 1929 / 11	6
11990	Thannhauser Gallery	Luckhardt und Anker	Architecture	Cultural/Retail	Bellevuestraße 13, Berlin	Der Baumeister 1929 / 11	5
11989	Chrysler House	Luckhardt und Anker	Architecture	Commercial/Office	Kurfürstendamm 40/41, Ecke Knesebeckstraße, Berlin	Der Baumeister 1929 / 11	3
11988	Scharlachberg House Renovation	Luckhardt und Anker	Architecture	Commercial/Office	Kurfürstendamm (Ecke Uhlandstraße), Berlin	Der Baumeister 1929 / 11	2
11987	Kraft City Kitchen Renovation	Luckhardt und Anker	Architecture	Commercial/Retail	Tauentzienstraße 3, Berlin	Der Baumeister 1929 / 11	1
11986	Lighting Installation of the Leipzig Great Market Hall	Ing. Ernst Weiße (lighting engineer); building by unspecified architect	Lighting Design / Engineering	Industrial / Market Hall	Leipzig	Der Baumeister 1929 / 09	1
11985	Magdeburg Building Code (1929)	Unknown	Urban Planning / Building Law	Regulatory Planning Document	Magdeburg	Der Baumeister 1929 / 09	1
11975	Single-Family Houses No. 29-30	Paul Häusler	Architecture	Housing	Breslau (Werkbund-Siedlung)	Der Baumeister 1929 / 09	13
11974	Single-Family Houses No. 26-27	Theo Effenberger	Architecture	Housing	Breslau (Werkbund-Siedlung), Uechtritzweg	Der Baumeister 1929 / 09	16
11973	Semi-Detached House No. 9 (Four-Unit House)	Emil Lange	Architecture	Housing	Breslau (Werkbund-Siedlung)	Der Baumeister 1929 / 09	12
11972	Children's Recreation Home	Stadtoberbaurat Richard Konwiarz	Architecture	Healthcare / Childcare	Breslau (Werkbund-Siedlung, Kinderbezirk)	Der Baumeister 1929 / 09	5
11971	Kindergarten House	Heim und Kempter	Architecture	Educational/Childcare	Breslau (Werkbund-Siedlung)	Der Baumeister 1929 / 09	5
11970	Access Gallery House (No. 1)	Heim und Kempter	Architecture	Housing / Multi-family	Breslau (Werkbund-Siedlung)	Der Baumeister 1929 / 09	5
11969	Small-Apartment High-Rise / People's Housing High-Rise (House 7)	Prof. Adolf Rading	Architecture	Housing / High-rise	Breslau (Werkbund-Siedlung)	Der Baumeister 1929 / 09	4
11968	Hostel for Singles and Young Married Couples (No. 31)	Prof. Hans Scharoun	Architecture	Housing / Residential Hostel	Breslau (Werkbund-Siedlung)	Der Baumeister 1929 / 09	4
11967	Single-Family House No. 37	Moshamer (with Innenarchitekt Fritsche)	Architecture / Interior Design	Housing	Breslau (Werkbund-Siedlung)	Der Baumeister 1929 / 09	5
11966	Single-Family House No. 35 (House of a Factory Director)	Heinrich Lauterbach	Architecture / Interior Design	Housing	Breslau (Werkbund-Siedlung)	Der Baumeister 1929 / 09	2
11965	Single-Family House No. 36	Moritz Hadda	Architecture	Housing	Breslau (Werkbund-Siedlung)	Der Baumeister 1929 / 09	2
11964	Dwelling and Workspace Breslau 1929 (Werkbund Exhibition)	Various (Mies, Oud, Stam, Behrens, Scharoun, Lauterbach, et al.)	Architecture / Urban Planning	Housing / Exhibition	Breslau	Der Baumeister 1929 / 09	1
11957	Feldherrnhalle Competition in Munich 1928-29	Oskar Scharff (proposal); theoretical study	Architecture	Cultural/Monument	München	Der Baumeister 1929 / 08	24
11953	Dammerstock Competition Designs (Haesler, Gropius, Schmitt-Lochstampfer, Freese)	Otto Haesler; Walter Gropius; Schmitt-Lochstampfer; Freese	Urban Planning	Housing	Karlsruhe (Dammerstock)	Der Baumeister 1929 / 08	5
11952	Small Apartment Buildings in Munich-Gern	Oskar Pixis	Architecture	Housing	München-Gern	Der Baumeister 1929 / 08
11951	Apartment Block on Klugstraße	Oskar Pixis	Architecture	Housing	München (Klugstraße)	Der Baumeister 1929 / 08	1
11949	Public Housing of the Municipality of Vienna, District XVII	Jos. Frank	Architecture	Housing	Vienna XVII	Der Baumeister 1929 / 07	29
11948	Residential Buildings in Berlin-Schöneberg	Prof. Heinz Lassen	Architecture	Housing	Berlin-Schöneberg	Der Baumeister 1929 / 07	25
11944	Heidehof Settlement, Zehlendorf-West	Mebes und Emmerich	Urban Planning/Architecture	Housing	Berlin-Zehlendorf	Der Baumeister 1929 / 07	17
11941	Residential Housing Group Rubens Street	Mebes und Emmerich	Architecture	Housing	Berlin	Der Baumeister 1929 / 07	15
11940	Residential Housing Group Attila Street, Tempelhof	Mebes und Emmerich	Architecture	Housing	Berlin-Tempelhof	Der Baumeister 1929 / 07	14
11938	Residential Housing Group on Hauptstraße, Berlin-Schöneberg	Mebes und Emmerich	Architecture	Housing	Berlin-Schöneberg	Der Baumeister 1929 / 07	10
11937	Welfare District Office South	Dipl.-Ing. Hanns Ebert, B.D.A.	Architecture	Civic/Welfare	Nürnberg	Der Baumeister 1929 / 07	8
11936	Warehouse and Roasting Building of Lindt & Sprüngli Ltd.	Ingenieur C. Jegher mit Dipl.-Architekt Peter Meyer	Architecture/Engineering	Industrial	Kilchberg bei Zürich	Der Baumeister 1929 / 07	1
11935	Köhler House, Icking	Lechner u. Norkauer	Architecture	Housing	Icking im Isartal, Germany	Der Baumeister 1929 / 05	20
11934	Köhler Residence, Oberalpina	Heinrich Tessenow	Architecture	Housing	St. Moritz, Switzerland	Der Baumeister 1929 / 05	20
11933	Refuge Hut at the Bettlerjoch	Sommerlad	Architecture	Mountain Hut	Bettlerjoch, Liechtenstein/Austria border	Der Baumeister 1929 / 05	17
11932	Schwarzenkopf Hut of the Reichswehr	Lechner u. Norkauer	Architecture	Mountain Hut	Alps (Germany)	Der Baumeister 1929 / 05	15
11931	Edelweiss and Alpina Hotel Group in Mürren	Arnold Itten	Architecture	Hotel	Mürren, Switzerland	Der Baumeister 1929 / 05	14
11930	Hungerburg Valley Station of the Nordkette Railway	Franz Baumann	Architecture	Transportation/Infrastructure	Innsbruck (Hungerburg), Austria	Der Baumeister 1929 / 05	12
11929	Nordkette Railway Mid-Station Seegrube with Hotel	Franz Baumann	Architecture	Hotel/Transportation	Innsbruck, Austria	Der Baumeister 1929 / 05	4
11928	Hafelekar Mountain Station of the Nordkette Railway Innsbruck	Franz Baumann	Architecture	Transportation/Infrastructure	Innsbruck, Austria	Der Baumeister 1929 / 05	1
11927	Study Room Furniture	Dipl.-Ing. Ferdinand Kramer	Interior Design	Furniture	Frankfurt am Main	Der Baumeister 1929 / 04	42
11926	Standard School Furniture for Frankfurt Schools	Baudirektor Martin Elsässer	Interior Design	School Furniture	Frankfurt am Main	Der Baumeister 1929 / 04	41
11921	Teaching Kitchen of the Vocational Pedagogical Institute	Arch. Getto (Hochbauamt)	Interior Design	Educational	Frankfurt am Main	Der Baumeister 1929 / 04	39
11918	Administration Building of I.G. Farbenindustrie	Stadtrat May und Baudirektor Prof. Elsässer	Architecture	Office	Frankfurt am Main	Der Baumeister 1929 / 04	34
11917	Frankfurt Wholesale Market Hall	Baudirektor Prof. M. Elsässer	Architecture	Industrial/Market	Frankfurt am Main	Der Baumeister 1929 / 04	31
11914	Craftsmen's Housing Estate Eschersheim (Mavest)	Arch. B.D.A. Franz Boeckle	Urban Planning	Housing	Frankfurt am Main-Eschersheim, Raimundstraße	Der Baumeister 1929 / 04	28
11913	Am Teller Housing Estate	Architekt B.D.A. Boeckle	Urban Planning	Housing/Agricultural	Frankfurt am Main	Der Baumeister 1929 / 04	27
11912	Riederwald Housing Estate	Architekten B.D.A. Eduard u. Otto Fucker, Architekt B.D.A. Thyriot	Urban Planning	Housing	Frankfurt am Main-Riederwald	Der Baumeister 1929 / 04	27
11911	Bruchfeldstraße Housing Estate	Stadtbaurat E. May	Urban Planning	Housing	Frankfurt am Main-Niederrad	Der Baumeister 1929 / 04	24

Project for the Michel Department Store

Prof. E. Fahrenkamp

Design project for a department store in Elberfeld, shown with plans of ground and upper floors.

Retail/Department Store Unbuilt

Location

Elberfeld

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Competition for the Redesign of Alexanderplatz

Luckhardt und Anker; Mies van der Rohe (alternate entry)

1929 competition for redesigning Alexanderplatz, presenting variants with closed and open plaza walls, flanking high-rises at the entry of Königstraße; Mies van der Rohe's alternate entry rejected the building lines following traffic curves.

Urban Planning/Competition Unbuilt

Location

Alexanderplatz, Berlin

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Telschow House Renovation

Luckhardt und Anker

Curved facade replacing the previous building's twice-bent form, clad entirely in Opakglas (ultramarine blue and white), following traffic lines at Potsdamer Platz to maximize advertising visibility.

Commercial/Office Built

Location

Potsdamer Platz, Berlin

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Thannhauser Gallery

Luckhardt und Anker

Shop conversion on a neo-Gothic residential building in the form of a display case projecting to the street building line, concrete construction with large curved-corner mirror glass panels framed in bronze.

Cultural/Retail Built

Location

Bellevuestraße 13, Berlin

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Chrysler House

Luckhardt und Anker

Facade renovation with addition of two shop floors, clinker brick cladding in alternating flat and vertical courses, white enamel sheet metal strips for advertising, bronze window frames and door surrounds.

Commercial/Office Built

Location

Kurfürstendamm 40/41, Ecke Knesebeckstraße, Berlin

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Scharlachberg House Renovation

Luckhardt und Anker

Renovation of a facade as an advertising facade with limited budget (48,000 M excluding ground-floor shops), balconies and attic in white, window surfaces in brown plaster.

Commercial/Office Built

Location

Kurfürstendamm (Ecke Uhlandstraße), Berlin

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Kraft City Kitchen Renovation

Luckhardt und Anker

A commercial facade renovation using white plaster surfaces with gilded gas-pipe letters as illuminated signage, an early example of architecturally integrated advertising facade.

Commercial/Retail Built

Location

Tauentzienstraße 3, Berlin

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Lighting Installation of the Leipzig Great Market Hall

Ing. Ernst Weiße (lighting engineer); building by unspecified architect

Lighting installation for the world's largest freestanding domed market hall in Leipzig, using Kandem luminaires arranged in tiers to achieve uniform, glare-free illumination.

Industrial / Market Hall Built

Location

Leipzig

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Magdeburg Building Code (1929)

New building code for the city of Magdeburg effective January 1, 1929, praised for its clear structure, modern approach to hygiene, economics, and urban form, based on a comprehensive settlement plan for future development.

Regulatory Planning Document Built

Location

Magdeburg

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Single-Family Houses No. 29-30

Paul Häusler

Economical single-family houses noted for being among the most cost-effective in the settlement's design program.

Housing Built

Location

Breslau (Werkbund-Siedlung)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Single-Family Houses No. 26-27

Theo Effenberger

Paired single-family houses along Uechtritzweg, presenting a somewhat sober, rectilinear formal language compared to other houses in the settlement.

Housing Built

Location

Breslau (Werkbund-Siedlung), Uechtritzweg

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Semi-Detached House No. 9 (Four-Unit House)

Emil Lange

An offset semi-detached house with reinforced concrete stud construction filled with slag stone blocks and cork insulation, part of the Breslau exhibition housing.

Housing Built

Location

Breslau (Werkbund-Siedlung)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Children's Recreation Home

Stadtoberbaurat Richard Konwiarz

A day recreation facility for children's welfare with a lounging hall, irradiation treatment room, play room, and medical examination room, aimed at correcting health deficiencies in children.

Healthcare / Childcare Built

Location

Breslau (Werkbund-Siedlung, Kinderbezirk)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Kindergarten House

Heim und Kempter

Kindergarten building in the Breslau settlement, with open porch style influenced by American colonial design, intended for Fröbel and Montessori schooling methods.

Educational/Childcare Built

Location

Breslau (Werkbund-Siedlung)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Access Gallery House (No. 1)

Heim und Kempter

An access-gallery apartment house considered artistically and functionally sound aside from overly small kitchens; features open corridors for children's play.

Housing / Multi-family Built

Location

Breslau (Werkbund-Siedlung)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Small-Apartment High-Rise / People's Housing High-Rise (House 7)

Prof. Adolf Rading

A controversial high-rise housing project criticized by the editors as socially problematic and uneconomical despite its striking exterior design; compared unfavorably to Rading's earlier Mohrenapotheke building.

Housing / High-rise Built

Location

Breslau (Werkbund-Siedlung)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Hostel for Singles and Young Married Couples (No. 31)

Prof. Hans Scharoun

A striking residential hostel resembling a ship, with corridor-side bedrooms above and below the hallway; praised as an artistic achievement despite concerns about noise and space efficiency.

Housing / Residential Hostel Built

Location

Breslau (Werkbund-Siedlung)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Single-Family House No. 37

Moshamer (with Innenarchitekt Fritsche)

Single-family house with similar arrangement to House 35, featuring a master bedroom separated from the dressing area by a curtain and a well-designed practical layout.

Housing Built

Location

Breslau (Werkbund-Siedlung)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Single-Family House No. 35 (House of a Factory Director)

Heinrich Lauterbach

Considered one of the most mature modern housing solutions in the exhibition, with living spaces oriented for sun and wind protection, continuous room sequence, and Luxfer prism lighting in the entrance hall, first used by Bruno Taut.

Housing Built

Location

Breslau (Werkbund-Siedlung)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Single-Family House No. 36

Moritz Hadda

Single-family house within the Breslau Werkbund settlement, noted for its spacious hallway and being one of the most representative floor plans with over 200 sqm built area.

Housing Built

Location

Breslau (Werkbund-Siedlung)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Dwelling and Workspace Breslau 1929 (Werkbund Exhibition)

Various (Mies, Oud, Stam, Behrens, Scharoun, Lauterbach, et al.)

Werkbund exhibition housing settlement in Breslau, a follow-up to the Stuttgart Weissenhof exhibition, featuring diverse single-family houses, row houses, a residential highrise, and a hostel, unified by a continuous spatial and landscape design concept.

Housing / Exhibition Built

Location

Breslau

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Feldherrnhalle Competition in Munich 1928-29

Oskar Scharff (proposal); theoretical study

A theoretical study and redesign proposal for the decoration and proportion of the Feldherrnhalle monument in Munich, comparing it to Italian loggia precedents and suggesting balustrades and building height adjustments.

Cultural/Monument Unbuilt

Location

München

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Dammerstock Competition Designs (Haesler, Gropius, Schmitt-Lochstampfer, Freese)

Otto Haesler; Walter Gropius; Schmitt-Lochstampfer; Freese

Four competing urban layout designs for the Dammerstock housing competition in Karlsruhe, analyzed and compared for economic viability of site development and infrastructure costs.

Housing Unbuilt

Location

Karlsruhe (Dammerstock)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Small Apartment Buildings in Munich-Gern

Oskar Pixis

Small housing development in the Gern district of Munich, shown with floor plans, elevations, and site sections for Block A.

Housing Built

Location

München-Gern

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Apartment Block on Klugstraße

Oskar Pixis

A new multi-story apartment block in Munich designed with balconies for children's play and sun exposure, reflecting a socially conscious approach to housing design.

Housing Built

Location

München (Klugstraße)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Public Housing of the Municipality of Vienna, District XVII

Jos. Frank

Municipal public housing built in 1924, notable for its restrained, logical, and refined design and its inclusion of utility balconies for residents.

Housing Built

Location

Vienna XVII

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Residential Buildings in Berlin-Schöneberg

Prof. Heinz Lassen

Residential apartment buildings along Hauptstraße and the extended Innsbrucker Straße, featuring normal apartment types with glazed loggias in steel construction.

Housing Built

Location

Berlin-Schöneberg

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Heidehof Settlement, Zehlendorf-West

Mebes und Emmerich

A housing settlement including single-family row houses and multi-family houses at Zehlendorf-West's Heidehof.

Housing Built

Location

Berlin-Zehlendorf

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Residential Housing Group Rubens Street

Mebes und Emmerich

Residential housing group at Rubensstraße, part of the Berlin housing series, near housing by Professor Heinz Lassen.

Housing Built

Location

Berlin

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Residential Housing Group Attila Street, Tempelhof

Mebes und Emmerich

Housing development along Attilastraße demonstrating articulation of a long street facade through bay window projections.

Housing Built

Location

Berlin-Tempelhof

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Residential Housing Group on Hauptstraße, Berlin-Schöneberg

Mebes und Emmerich

A group of durable rental apartment buildings forming part of a series demonstrating calm, solid residential architecture along Hauptstraße.

Housing Built

Location

Berlin-Schöneberg

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Welfare District Office South

Dipl.-Ing. Hanns Ebert, B.D.A.

A welfare office building including a mothers' counseling center, public library, and bathing facilities, with total construction costs of RM 285,000.

Civic/Welfare Built

Location

Nürnberg

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Warehouse and Roasting Building of Lindt & Sprüngli Ltd.

Ingenieur C. Jegher mit Dipl.-Architekt Peter Meyer

An engineering-driven industrial warehouse and coffee/cocoa roasting building with an exposed steel skeleton structure and red brick infill, designed for functional efficiency and future extensibility.

Industrial Built

Location

Kilchberg bei Zürich

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Köhler House, Icking

Lechner u. Norkauer

Long house wall opening to the sun and the view over the Isar valley, with wind protection from rising terrain to the west.

Housing Built

Location

Icking im Isartal, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Köhler Residence, Oberalpina

Heinrich Tessenow

Residential house whose form and roof shape follow the terrain's contours, similar to Haus Settari.

Housing Built

Location

St. Moritz, Switzerland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Refuge Hut at the Bettlerjoch

Sommerlad

Mountain refuge hut built directly on the ridge of the Bettlerjoch (2111m), with matress lodging, youth hostel, guest rooms, and dormitories accommodating up to 72 people total.

Mountain Hut Built

Location

Bettlerjoch, Liechtenstein/Austria border

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Schwarzenkopf Hut of the Reichswehr

Lechner u. Norkauer

Mountain hut for the Reichswehr built of local fieldstone masonry suited to the harsh alpine climate.

Mountain Hut Built

Location

Alps (Germany)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Edelweiss and Alpina Hotel Group in Mürren

Arnold Itten

Mountain hotel group on a steep slope with wide alpine views, built of reinforced concrete.

Hotel Built

Location

Mürren, Switzerland

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Hungerburg Valley Station of the Nordkette Railway

Franz Baumann

Valley station of the Nordkette cable railway oriented toward the cables running uphill, characterized by roof form and solid concrete support wall.

Transportation/Infrastructure Built

Location

Innsbruck (Hungerburg), Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Nordkette Railway Mid-Station Seegrube with Hotel

Franz Baumann

Mid-station of the Nordkette cable railway with hotel, featuring wide openings to the sun side and a low sweeping roof toward the weather side, with a sun terrace and guest rooms.

Hotel/Transportation Built

Location

Innsbruck, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Hafelekar Mountain Station of the Nordkette Railway Innsbruck

Franz Baumann

Mountain station of the Nordkette cable railway, built into the rock face, part of a first-prize competition-winning cable car system with talstation, mid-station and mountain station.

Transportation/Infrastructure Built

Location

Innsbruck, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Study Room Furniture

Dipl.-Ing. Ferdinand Kramer

Furniture design for a study room by Ferdinand Kramer, noted for interest in relation of furniture to space and light distribution.

Furniture Built

Location

Frankfurt am Main

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Standard School Furniture for Frankfurt Schools

Baudirektor Martin Elsässer

New standardized school furniture (movable tables and chairs instead of fixed desks) for Frankfurt classrooms, allowing flexible classroom grouping.

School Furniture Built

Location

Frankfurt am Main

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Teaching Kitchen of the Vocational Pedagogical Institute

Arch. Getto (Hochbauamt)

A teaching kitchen annex to a Volksschule, with kitchen fittings designed by Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky.

Educational Built

Location

Frankfurt am Main

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Administration Building of I.G. Farbenindustrie

Stadtrat May und Baudirektor Prof. Elsässer

A competition entry for a large administration building organized turbine-like into four wings (main building, north/south wings, east wing) with a terraced Ehrenhof, representative entrance and offices.

Office

Location

Frankfurt am Main

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Frankfurt Wholesale Market Hall

Baudirektor Prof. M. Elsässer

Large wholesale market hall, 220m long, 50m wide, 13,000 sqm total area, with cold storage of 5000 sqm, shell vault roof construction (Zeiss-Dywidag system), built December 1926 to October 1928 at a cost of ca. 14,500,000 M.

Industrial/Market Built

Location

Frankfurt am Main

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Craftsmen's Housing Estate Eschersheim (Mavest)

Arch. B.D.A. Franz Boeckle

Craftsmen's housing estate built 1926/1927 with 34 dwellings, featuring continuous glass verandas along south-east and south-west facades.

Housing Built

Location

Frankfurt am Main-Eschersheim, Raimundstraße

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Am Teller Housing Estate

Architekt B.D.A. Boeckle

A model settlement for intensive gardeners built 1927, divided into twenty plots of 37 ares each with greenhouse facilities, brick construction with flat roofs.

Housing/Agricultural Built

Location

Frankfurt am Main

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Riederwald Housing Estate

Architekten B.D.A. Eduard u. Otto Fucker, Architekt B.D.A. Thyriot

Housing estate with sections IX and X comprising 202 dwellings, built 1926-1927, with multi-story perimeter buildings and single-family houses with gardens.

Housing Built

Location

Frankfurt am Main-Riederwald

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Bruchfeldstraße Housing Estate

Stadtbaurat E. May

Housing estate near Niederrad with 650 dwellings for approx. 2500 people, including the 'Zick-zack' estate with community house, central heating plant, kindergarten, laundry, and radio system.

Housing Built

Location

Frankfurt am Main-Niederrad

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

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