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	Project	Architect	Field	Typology	Location	Publication	Page
11910	Höhenblick Housing Estate	Stadtbaurat E. May	Urban Planning	Housing	Frankfurt am Main-Ginnheim	Der Baumeister 1929 / 04	23
11909	Römerstadt Housing Estate	Stadtbaurat E. May	Urban Planning	Housing	Frankfurt am Main-Heddernheim	Der Baumeister 1929 / 04	20
11908	People's House Praunheim	Architekt Getto	Architecture	Cultural/Community	Frankfurt am Main-Praunheim	Der Baumeister 1929 / 04	18
11907	Changing Rooms Bertramswiese	Architekt Getto	Architecture	Sports/Recreation	Frankfurt am Main	Der Baumeister 1929 / 04	17
11906	Praunheim Housing Estate	Stadtbaurat E. May	Urban Planning	Housing	Frankfurt am Main-Praunheim	Der Baumeister 1929 / 04	13
11904	Organization of Building Activity of the City of Frankfurt am Main	Stadtrat E. May	Urban Planning	Municipal Administration	Frankfurt am Main	Der Baumeister 1929 / 04	1
11903	Extension buildings for Heidelberg University (Competition)	Karl Gruber (1st prize); Freese (2nd prize); Kuhn (3rd prize); Schmitthenner (honorable mention); Läuger, Sattler (mentioned)	Architecture	Cultural/Educational	Heidelberg, Germany	Der Baumeister 1929 / 03	10
11901	House of the 'Artisan Community'	Alberto Sartoris	Architecture	Cultural/Workshop	Turin, Italy	Der Baumeister 1929 / 03	34
11899	Semi-detached house (Visek)	J. Visek	Architecture	Housing	Kolonie pod Wilsonovým lesem, Brno, Czechoslovakia	Der Baumeister 1929 / 03	30
11898	Single-family row house (Grunt)	Jaroslav Grunt	Architecture	Housing	Brno, Czechoslovakia	Der Baumeister 1929 / 03	29
11897	Detached single-family house (Putna)	Miroslav Putna	Architecture	Housing	Brno, Czechoslovakia	Der Baumeister 1929 / 03	28
11896	Detached single-family house (Foltyn)	Hugo Foltyn	Architecture	Housing	Brno, Czechoslovakia	Der Baumeister 1929 / 03	28
11895	House Kroha	Prof. Ing. J. Kroha	Architecture	Housing	Brno, Czechoslovakia	Der Baumeister 1929 / 03	25
11894	House Syriste	Prof. J. Syriste	Architecture	Housing	Brno, Czechoslovakia	Der Baumeister 1929 / 03	21
11892	House Wiesner (Semi-detached house)	Arnost Wiesner	Architecture	Housing	Brno, Czechoslovakia	Der Baumeister 1929 / 03	18
11891	The New House - Housing Estate in Brno	Various (Bohuslav Fuchs, J. Stepanek, Jaroslav Grunt, J. Kroha, Hugo Foltyn, Miroslav Putna, Jan Visek, J. Syriste, Arnost Wiesner)	Architecture	Housing	Brno (Wilsonwald), Czechoslovakia	Der Baumeister 1929 / 03	11
11890	Double residence in Würzburg	Peter Feile	Architecture	Housing	Keesburgstraße, Würzburg	Der Baumeister 1929 / 03	1
11884	Amsterdam Olympic Stadium (1928 Olympics)	Jan Wils	Architecture	Sports/Stadium	Amsterdam	Der Baumeister 1929 / 01	25
11883	Cologne City Stadium	Baudirektor Abel	Architecture	Sports/Stadium	Köln	Der Baumeister 1929 / 01	18
11882	Nuremberg City Stadium	Otto Ernst Schweizer	Architecture	Sports/Stadium	Nürnberg	Der Baumeister 1929 / 01	1
11879	Research Housing Estate Berlin-Haselhorst	Prof. Gropius, Prof. Bartning, Prof. Scharoun, Hugo Haering, P. R. Henning, Fred Forbat	Urban Planning	Housing	Berlin-Haselhorst	Der Baumeister 1928 / 12	1
11871	Industry and Main Palace / Exhibition Palace	Kalous	Architecture	Exhibition/Industrial	Brünn (Brno), Czechoslovakia	Der Baumeister 1928 / 12	35
11870	Sales exhibitions with glass tower	Ingenieur B. Cermák-Brünn	Architecture	Exhibition/Commercial	Brünn (Brno), Czechoslovakia	Der Baumeister 1928 / 12	34
11868	Pavilion of the City of Brno	B. Fuchs	Architecture	Exhibition	Brünn (Brno), Czechoslovakia	Der Baumeister 1928 / 12	32
11867	Werkbund Pavilion	Vinzenz Baier-Brünn	Architecture	Exhibition/Cultural	Brünn (Brno), Czechoslovakia	Der Baumeister 1928 / 12	31
11866	Post Office on Galeriestraße in Munich	Oberregierungsbaurat R. Vorhoelzer mit Reg.-Bmstr. Walther Schmidt	Architecture	Office/Postal building	Galeriestraße, München	Der Baumeister 1928 / 12	1
11865	Steel House of the Vulkan Shipyard, Hamburg	unknown	Architecture	Housing	Hamburg, Germany	Der Baumeister 1928 / 11	1
11863	The Spherical House (Annual Show of German Work, Dresden 1928)	Prof. Peter Birkenholz	Architecture	Exhibition/Commercial	Dresden, Germany	Der Baumeister 1928 / 11	1
11861	Experimental Large Housing Estate Merseburg by Gagfah	unknown	Architecture/Urban Planning	Housing	Merseburg, Germany	Der Baumeister 1928 / 11	1
11858	Schulz House, Recklinghausen, Westphalia	unknown	Architecture	Residential	Recklinghausen, Westphalia, Germany	Der Baumeister 1928 / 11	30
11857	Saggen House in Innsbruck	Lois Welzenbacher	Architecture	Residential (Multi-family)	Saggen, Innsbruck, Austria	Der Baumeister 1928 / 11	27
11856	Schmied House, Prague	Lois Welzenbacher	Architecture	Residential	Prague, Czechoslovakia	Der Baumeister 1928 / 11	25
11855	Hotel with Mountain Station at Haefelekar, Tyrol, 2nd Design	Lois Welzenbacher	Architecture	Hospitality/Transportation	Haefelekar, Tyrol, Austria	Der Baumeister 1928 / 11	24
11854	Nordkette Cable Car, Middle Station (Seegrube)	Lois Welzenbacher	Architecture	Transportation	Seegrube, Nordkette, near Innsbruck, Austria	Der Baumeister 1928 / 11	22
11853	Hotel with Mountain Station at Haefelekar, Tyrol, 1st Design	Lois Welzenbacher	Architecture	Hospitality/Transportation	Haefelekar, Tyrol, Austria (1600 m altitude)	Der Baumeister 1928 / 11	21
11847	Settari House	Lois Welzenbacher	Architecture	Residential	Bad Dreikirchen, South Tyrol	Der Baumeister 1928 / 11	20
11842	Development Plan for Mayrhofen in Zillertal (Tyrol)	Lois Welzenbacher	Urban Planning	Urban Planning	Mayrhofen, Zillertal, Tyrol, Austria	Der Baumeister 1928 / 11	18
11841	Three-Room Apartment for a Childless Couple	Lois Welzenbacher	Interior Design/Architecture	Housing	unknown	Der Baumeister 1928 / 11	12
11840	Festival Hall Feldkirch	Lois Welzenbacher	Architecture	Cultural/Assembly Hall	Feldkirch, Austria	Der Baumeister 1928 / 11	10
11839	Innsbruck News Building in Bregenz	Lois Welzenbacher	Architecture	Mixed Use (Residential/Commercial)	Bregenz, Austria	Der Baumeister 1928 / 11	6
11838	Wagner University Printing House in Innsbruck	Lois Welzenbacher	Architecture	Industrial/Office	Innsbruck, Austria	Der Baumeister 1928 / 11	3
11837	The Development of Bismarck Square near the Triumphal Arch in Innsbruck	Lois Welzenbacher (also Düllgast and others as competitors)	Urban Planning	Urban Planning/Mixed Use	Innsbruck, Austria	Der Baumeister 1928 / 11	2
11836	Municipal Light Works Innsbruck	Lois Welzenbacher	Architecture	Industrial/Utility	Innsbruck, Austria	Der Baumeister 1928 / 11	1
11835	Urban Planning Exhibition Zurich 1928	various (Bund Schweizerischer Architekten)	Urban Planning	Exhibition	Zürich	Der Baumeister 1928 / 10	1
11834	Exhibition 'The Chair' Stuttgart	various (incl. Mies van der Rohe, Breuer, Rietveld, Schneck)	Furniture/Interior Design	Exhibition	Stuttgart	Der Baumeister 1928 / 10	1
11830	Apartments on Wasserwerkstraße	M. E. Haefeli	Architecture	Housing	Zürich	Der Baumeister 1928 / 10	1
11827	Werkbund Housing Estate House 3	Adolf Schneck	Architecture	Housing	Weißenhof, Stuttgart	Der Baumeister 1928 / 10	14
11826	Werkbund Housing Estate House 2	Adolf Schneck	Architecture	Housing	Weißenhof, Stuttgart	Der Baumeister 1928 / 10	7
11825	Werkbund Housing Estate House 1	Adolf Schneck	Architecture	Housing	Weißenhof, Stuttgart	Der Baumeister 1928 / 10	1
11818	Upper Post Directorate on Arnulfstraße	Hochbaureferat der O.P.D. München (Vorhölzer)	Architecture	Office/Government	Munich, Arnulfstraße	Der Baumeister 1928 / 09	38

Höhenblick Housing Estate

Stadtbaurat E. May

Housing estate in Ginnheim built for the Aktienbaugesellschaft für kleine Wohnungen.

Housing Built

Location

Frankfurt am Main-Ginnheim

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Römerstadt Housing Estate

Stadtbaurat E. May

Terraced housing estate on the site of the Roman settlement 'Nida', with 1200 dwellings mostly single-family houses, terraced along the Nidda valley slopes with allotment gardens at the base of retaining walls.

Housing Built

Location

Frankfurt am Main-Heddernheim

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

People's House Praunheim

Architekt Getto

A planned community house (Volkshaus) for the Praunheim estate, shown in plan, section and model.

Cultural/Community Unbuilt

Location

Frankfurt am Main-Praunheim

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Changing Rooms Bertramswiese

Architekt Getto

A long extension building attached to an old tower (Rothschild ice storage), connected by a semicircular staircase lit by glass block, containing changing rooms; built 1927 for 35,000 M.

Sports/Recreation Built

Location

Frankfurt am Main

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Praunheim Housing Estate

Stadtbaurat E. May

Large housing estate along the Nidda valley, built in three sections beginning 1927, completed 1929, comprising around 1300 dwellings, mostly single-family houses as Reichsheimstätten, built using the Frankfurt assembly method with pumice concrete slabs.

Housing Built

Location

Frankfurt am Main-Praunheim

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Organization of Building Activity of the City of Frankfurt am Main

Stadtrat E. May

An account of the reorganization of Frankfurt's municipal building department (Hochbauamt, Siedlungsamt, Baupolizei) under Stadtbaurat Ernst May, describing division into departments for housing, typing, garden/cemetery, city planning, etc.

Municipal Administration Built

Location

Frankfurt am Main

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Extension buildings for Heidelberg University (Competition)

Karl Gruber (1st prize); Freese (2nd prize); Kuhn (3rd prize); Schmitthenner (honorable mention); Läuger, Sattler (mentioned)

A restricted competition for extension buildings of Heidelberg University funded by an American donation, involving integration of new buildings with historic structures including the Seminarienhaus and Hexenturm, forming a large enclosed university courtyard.

Cultural/Educational Unbuilt

Location

Heidelberg, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

House of the 'Artisan Community'

Alberto Sartoris

An irregular-plan building for an artisan/artists' community incorporating existing century-old trees on site, with ground floor workshops for metal and woodworking and typical apartments above.

Cultural/Workshop

Location

Turin, Italy

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Semi-detached house (Visek)

J. Visek

A rigorously and rationally designed semi-detached house where lifestyle and function appear mathematically calculated, with a strict facade expressing the sober internal logic.

Housing Built

Location

Kolonie pod Wilsonovým lesem, Brno, Czechoslovakia

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Single-family row house (Grunt)

Jaroslav Grunt

Three row houses representing a favorable housing type, combining the large living room with the staircase up to the upper floor.

Housing Built

Location

Brno, Czechoslovakia

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Detached single-family house (Putna)

Miroslav Putna

A house showing Corbusier-influenced details like long horizontal window slits and low partition walls, favoring the sensational over the purely functional.

Housing Built

Location

Brno, Czechoslovakia

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Detached single-family house (Foltyn)

Hugo Foltyn

A detached house strongly influenced by Le Corbusier's ideas, radically breaking from earlier living habits, notable for its problematic yet innovative approach to circulation, sleep, and work spaces.

Housing Built

Location

Brno, Czechoslovakia

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

House Kroha

Prof. Ing. J. Kroha

An original and lively house within the estate, distinguished by inventive spatial organization, with a large living room and roof terrace representing a bold experimental approach to housing.

Housing Built

Location

Brno, Czechoslovakia

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

House Syriste

Prof. J. Syriste

A house within the estate featuring a roof terrace, well-grouped and livable rooms, though the staircase is generously dimensioned relative to other spaces.

Housing Built

Location

Brno, Czechoslovakia

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

House Wiesner (Semi-detached house)

Arnost Wiesner

A semi-detached house within the 'Das neue Haus' estate, noted for its straightforward, functional solution and being among the first houses sold in the estate.

Housing Built

Location

Brno, Czechoslovakia

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

The New House - Housing Estate in Brno

Various (Bohuslav Fuchs, J. Stepanek, Jaroslav Grunt, J. Kroha, Hugo Foltyn, Miroslav Putna, Jan Visek, J. Syriste, Arnost Wiesner)

A model housing estate in Brno similar in concept to the Weissenhof Siedlung, featuring individual family houses by multiple modern Czech architects, exploring different approaches to modern residential design.

Housing Built

Location

Brno (Wilsonwald), Czechoslovakia

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Double residence in Würzburg

Peter Feile

A double residence (semi-detached house) on the Keesburghang in Würzburg with flat roof, terraces facing south, and a strict cubic form that drew controversy from local authorities over its modern design.

Housing Built

Location

Keesburgstraße, Würzburg

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Amsterdam Olympic Stadium (1928 Olympics)

Jan Wils

Stadium built for the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics, compared in the article with the contemporaneous Nuremberg stadium; includes tribune and Van Tuyll monument.

Sports/Stadium Built

Location

Amsterdam

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Cologne City Stadium

Baudirektor Abel

Cologne's stadium complex including main competition track, changing halls, entrance halls, and a Jahn monument, designed with 'open' spatial planning principles.

Sports/Stadium Built

Location

Köln

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Nuremberg City Stadium

Otto Ernst Schweizer

A large stadium complex in Nuremberg's sports park, including a grandstand building, swimming pool courtyard, sun bath café, administration and box office buildings, all built in reinforced concrete skeleton construction with brick infill.

Sports/Stadium Built

Location

Nürnberg

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1929

Open project

Research Housing Estate Berlin-Haselhorst

Prof. Gropius, Prof. Bartning, Prof. Scharoun, Hugo Haering, P. R. Henning, Fred Forbat

A planned research housing settlement near Siemensstadt in Berlin to be developed by six architects with rigorous floor-plan research via a dedicated laboratory using full-scale models.

Housing Unbuilt

Location

Berlin-Haselhorst

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Industry and Main Palace / Exhibition Palace

Kalous

Main industrial and exhibition palace at the 1928 Brno exhibition featuring arch construction.

Exhibition/Industrial Built

Location

Brünn (Brno), Czechoslovakia

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Sales exhibitions with glass tower

Ingenieur B. Cermák-Brünn

Sales exhibition building with a glass tower and café terraces, part of the 1928 Brno exhibition.

Exhibition/Commercial Built

Location

Brünn (Brno), Czechoslovakia

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Pavilion of the City of Brno

B. Fuchs

Exhibition pavilion representing the City of Brno at the 1928 exhibition.

Exhibition Built

Location

Brünn (Brno), Czechoslovakia

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Werkbund Pavilion

Vinzenz Baier-Brünn

Main entrance and exhibition pavilion for the Werkbund at the 1928 exhibition in Brno celebrating Czechoslovak independence.

Exhibition/Cultural Built

Location

Brünn (Brno), Czechoslovakia

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Post Office on Galeriestraße in Munich

Oberregierungsbaurat R. Vorhoelzer mit Reg.-Bmstr. Walther Schmidt

A postal office building in Munich illustrated extensively to demonstrate how a particular design attitude expresses itself through scale and material treatment, including facade, interior halls, counters, furniture, and details.

Office/Postal building Built

Location

Galeriestraße, München

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Steel House of the Vulkan Shipyard, Hamburg

unknown

A steel house type by the Vulkan shipyard with architectural form adapted to the properties of steel plate material; apartments of 3-4 rooms with kitchen, bath, and 1-2 chambers, using various insulation systems for experimental purposes.

Housing Built

Location

Hamburg, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

The Spherical House (Annual Show of German Work, Dresden 1928)

Prof. Peter Birkenholz

The world's first spherical house, 27m tall with 24m diameter sphere containing 40 shops and a café, built for the 'Technische Stadt' exhibition in Dresden with steel frame structure clad in aluminum bronze steel sheet.

Exhibition/Commercial Built

Location

Dresden, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Experimental Large Housing Estate Merseburg by Gagfah

unknown

Large experimental housing estate of 748 apartments in three-to-four story buildings built in slag-fill concrete (Zollinger system) for workers of the Leuna works of I.G. Farbenindustrie, using a mobile steel scaffold ('Bauschiff') for rapid construction.

Housing Built

Location

Merseburg, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Schulz House, Recklinghausen, Westphalia

unknown

Manor-style urban house on a street corner with rear park, built in brick (klinker) with English slate roof, featuring a large water basin and pergola walkway; compared genealogically to a Frank Lloyd Wright California house.

Residential

Location

Recklinghausen, Westphalia, Germany

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Saggen House in Innsbruck

Lois Welzenbacher

Multi-story residential building with each floor containing a three-room apartment plus kitchen balcony, offering views to the Nordkette; facade in exposed concrete with fine-worked details.

Residential (Multi-family) Built

Location

Saggen, Innsbruck, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Schmied House, Prague

Lois Welzenbacher

Country house in a flat meadow setting with a quarter-circle plan, brick construction with wood-shingle north walls, designed for optimal southern orientation of all rooms.

Residential

Location

Prague, Czechoslovakia

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Hotel with Mountain Station at Haefelekar, Tyrol, 2nd Design

Lois Welzenbacher

Second design variant for the Haefelekar mountain hotel with horseshoe-shaped plan maximizing southward views from restaurant and rooms.

Hospitality/Transportation Unbuilt

Location

Haefelekar, Tyrol, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Nordkette Cable Car, Middle Station (Seegrube)

Lois Welzenbacher

Design for the middle (transfer) station of the Nordkette cable car connecting valley and mountain (Haefelekar) sections, combined with mountain hotel, adapted to the ridge topography.

Transportation

Location

Seegrube, Nordkette, near Innsbruck, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Hotel with Mountain Station at Haefelekar, Tyrol, 1st Design

Lois Welzenbacher

First design for a mountain hotel combined with cable car station at Haefelekar (1600m), featuring a hotel hall with restaurant for 300 people and terraces oriented south.

Hospitality/Transportation Unbuilt

Location

Haefelekar, Tyrol, Austria (1600 m altitude)

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Settari House

Lois Welzenbacher

Residential house by Welzenbacher shown with plan for comparative purposes.

Residential Built

Location

Bad Dreikirchen, South Tyrol

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Development Plan for Mayrhofen in Zillertal (Tyrol)

Lois Welzenbacher

Development/site plan for the town of Mayrhofen, shown with model and site plan distinguishing existing (grey) from new construction.

Urban Planning

Location

Mayrhofen, Zillertal, Tyrol, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Three-Room Apartment for a Childless Couple

Lois Welzenbacher

Model apartment design for a childless couple within a multi-story rental building (Etagenreihenhaus), featuring electric heating, loggia usable as living space in summer, no built-in closets due to rental nature.

Housing

Location

unknown

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Festival Hall Feldkirch

Lois Welzenbacher

Festival hall design for the Leonhartsplatz in Feldkirch with two conical towers marking the entrance, holding capacity for 3000 people plus 800 on stage; oriented perpendicular to the connecting street for urban integration.

Cultural/Assembly Hall

Location

Feldkirch, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Innsbruck News Building in Bregenz

Lois Welzenbacher

Mixed residential and commercial building along the street front with ground-floor offices and shops, upper-floor apartments, and an attic painter's studio; facade in exposed concrete with Terranova plaster.

Mixed Use (Residential/Commercial) Built

Location

Bregenz, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Wagner University Printing House in Innsbruck

Lois Welzenbacher

University printing house administration building formed by merging two previously separate houses along the street front, with rear extensions for print halls, bindery, and auto garage; constructed in reinforced concrete with marble, aluminum, and glass interiors.

Industrial/Office Built

Location

Innsbruck, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

The Development of Bismarck Square near the Triumphal Arch in Innsbruck

Lois Welzenbacher (also Düllgast and others as competitors)

Competition-winning urban design for Bismarckplatz near the Triumphal Arch in Innsbruck, involving an administration building and hotel/functional building, closing the Wilhelm-Greil-Straße axis.

Urban Planning/Mixed Use

Location

Innsbruck, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Municipal Light Works Innsbruck

Lois Welzenbacher

Municipal electricity/light works building in Innsbruck by Lois Welzenbacher, shown with ground and first floor plans.

Industrial/Utility Built

Location

Innsbruck, Austria

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Urban Planning Exhibition Zurich 1928

various (Bund Schweizerischer Architekten)

A jubilee urban planning exhibition organized by the Swiss Federation of Architects (B.S.A.) at the Kunsthaus Zürich, showing plans on land use, settlement density and traffic routes for major Swiss cities.

Exhibition Built

Location

Zürich

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Exhibition 'The Chair' Stuttgart

various (incl. Mies van der Rohe, Breuer, Rietveld, Schneck)

An exhibition at the Kunstgewerbeschule Stuttgart with over 400 selected chair models from various countries, showcasing modern seating design principles.

Exhibition Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Apartments on Wasserwerkstraße

M. E. Haefeli

Model housing project ('Musterhäuser') at Wasserwerkstraße in Zürich, comprising terraced and apartment houses with five- and three-room units, designed for the 'Das Neue Heim' exhibition of 1928.

Housing Built

Location

Zürich

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Werkbund Housing Estate House 3

Adolf Schneck

A house on the Weißenhof estate with extended storage, work, and sleeping rooms compared to House 2, shown in plans and elevations from multiple sides.

Housing Built

Location

Weißenhof, Stuttgart

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Werkbund Housing Estate House 2

Adolf Schneck

A house on the Weißenhof estate with detailed plans for basement, ground and upper floors, featuring a flexible central load-bearing wall system, kitchen with pass-through cabinet, and sun/air terrace.

Housing Built

Location

Weißenhof, Stuttgart

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Werkbund Housing Estate House 1

Adolf Schneck

A single-family house on the Weißenhof Werkbund Housing Estate exhibition 'Die Wohnung', designed with flexible internal wall arrangement to allow variable room and staircase placement.

Housing Built

Location

Weißenhof, Stuttgart

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

Upper Post Directorate on Arnulfstraße

Hochbaureferat der O.P.D. München (Vorhölzer)

Main post directorate building, built 1922-24, thoroughly modernized in windows, doors, furniture, room units and structural units.

Office/Government Built

Location

Munich, Arnulfstraße

Publication

Der Baumeister · 1928

Open project

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