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	Project	Architect	Field	Typology	Location	Publication	Page
10708	Manor House in Central Germany	Franz Böhmer	Architecture	Manor house / Country estate	Mitteldeutschland (Central Germany)	moderne bauformen 1934 / 11	25
10707	House F. (Residence at the foot of the Erzgebirge)	Hans Heinz Lüttgen	Architecture	Villa	Erzgebirge, Germany	moderne bauformen 1934 / 11	7
10704	Living Room J. and Dining Room J. (Paul Griesser Interiors)	Paul Griesser	Interior Design	Interior / Furniture	Bielefeld (design office); interiors location unspecified	moderne bauformen 1934 / 10	42
10703	House G. B. in Möhringen-Sonnenberg	Albert Schaumann	Architecture	Housing (two-family house with office)	Möhringen-Sonnenberg, near Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1934 / 10	40
10702	House E. S. in Möhringen-Sonnenberg	Albert Schaumann	Architecture	Villa	Möhringen-Sonnenberg, near Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1934 / 10	39
10701	House D. in Möhringen-Sonnenberg	Hellmut Weber	Architecture	Villa	Möhringen-Sonnenberg, near Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1934 / 10	37
10700	House Design by Alfred Daiber	Alfred Daiber	Architecture	Villa (design/unbuilt project)	Stuttgart (unspecified garden site)	moderne bauformen 1934 / 10	33
10699	House O. in Mettingen	Alfred Daiber	Architecture	Villa	Mettingen	moderne bauformen 1934 / 10	32
10698	Architect's Own House on Richard-Wagner-Straße	Alfred Daiber	Architecture	Housing (three-family house)	Richard-Wagner-Straße, Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1934 / 10	30
10697	House of Director M., Stuttgart	Alfred Daiber	Architecture	Villa	Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1934 / 10	29
10696	House K on the Gänsheide (House Group Gänsheidestraße)	Alfred Daiber	Architecture	Housing (multi-family house)	Gänsheidestraße, Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1934 / 10	25
10695	Opel Baths Wiesbaden	Prof. Franz Schuster, Architekt Edmund Fabry	Architecture	Bath / Recreational facility	Wiesbaden (Neroberg)	moderne bauformen 1934 / 10	1
10693	Modular Furniture and Interior Furnishings by Richard Münch	Richard Münch	Furniture Design	Interior/Furniture	Fürth i. Bayern	moderne bauformen 1934 / 09	45
10692	Interiors by Carl Müller, Cologne	Carl Müller	Interior Design	Interior/Residential	Köln	moderne bauformen 1934 / 09	42
10691	One-Family House P. on Birkenwaldstrasse	Hans Zimmermann	Architecture	Villa	Stuttgart, Birkenwaldstraße	moderne bauformen 1934 / 09	39
10690	One-Family House B. on Birkenwaldstrasse	Eugen Zinsmeister	Architecture	Villa	Stuttgart, Birkenwaldstraße	moderne bauformen 1934 / 09	38
10689	House H. on Gustav-Siegle-Strasse in Stuttgart	Eugen Zinsmeister	Architecture	Housing	Stuttgart, Gustav-Siegle-Straße	moderne bauformen 1934 / 09	36
10688	One-Family House on Cäsar-Flaischlen-Strasse in Stuttgart	Oskar Bloch	Architecture	Villa	Stuttgart, Cäsar-Flaischlen-Straße	moderne bauformen 1934 / 09	35
10687	Semi-Detached House on Hauptmannsreute in Stuttgart	Oskar Bloch	Architecture	Housing	Stuttgart, Hauptmannsreute	moderne bauformen 1934 / 09	34
10686	Two-Family House for Director K.	Kiemle & Weigle und Dr. Walter Ruff	Architecture	Housing	Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1934 / 09	32
10685	House of Syndikus B. on Herdweg	Endreß & Olkus	Architecture	Villa	Stuttgart, Herdweg	moderne bauformen 1934 / 09	29
10684	House R. (Residence for a Senior Official)	Endreß & Olkus	Architecture	Villa	Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1934 / 09	29
10683	Blaich House on Upper Birkenwaldstrasse	Walter Blaich	Architecture	Villa	Stuttgart, Birkenwaldstraße	moderne bauformen 1934 / 09	28
10682	House Dr. Schw., Birkenwaldstrasse	Kiemle & Weber	Architecture	Villa	Stuttgart, Birkenwaldstraße	moderne bauformen 1934 / 09	26
10681	House Dr. W. in Stuttgart, Gustav-Siegle-Strasse	Hans Volkart	Architecture	Villa	Stuttgart, Gustav-Siegle-Straße	moderne bauformen 1934 / 09	24
10680	House Dr. W. in Stuttgart on Herdweg	Eisenlohr und Pfennig	Architecture	Villa	Stuttgart, Herdweg	moderne bauformen 1934 / 09	20
10679	House M. on a Steep Slope in the Stuttgart Hills	Eisenlohr und Pfennig	Architecture	Villa	Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1934 / 09	19
10678	House of Dr. Sch. in Stuttgart-Degerloch	Eisenlohr und Pfennig	Architecture	Villa	Stuttgart-Degerloch	moderne bauformen 1934 / 09	16
10677	Semi-Detached House near the Kochenhof Settlement (Kicherer House)	Alfred Kicherer	Architecture	Housing	Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1934 / 09	12
10676	House of a Painter near Stuttgart	Kurt Dübbers	Architecture	Villa	Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1934 / 09	10
10675	House of Professor M. near Stuttgart	Paul Bonatz und Kurt Dübbers	Architecture	Villa	Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1934 / 09	7
10674	Austrian Exhibition in London (Shopping Street)	Künstlerische Oberleitung Prof. Dr. Clemens Holzmeister; bauliche Leitung Prof. C. Witzmann; Ladenstraße-Entwurf C. Kosak; Wandbilder F. Zülow und M. Frey	Exhibition Design	Exhibition/Temporary Installation	London, City	moderne bauformen 1934 / 08	44
10670	Small Country House	Reinhold Stotz, Wuppertal-Barmen	Architecture	Villa/Country House	unspecified (rural Germany)	moderne bauformen 1934 / 08	36
10669	Living Rooms in German Wood	Professor Reinhold Stotz, Wuppertal-Barmen	Interior Design	Residential Interior/Furniture	Wuppertal-Barmen	moderne bauformen 1934 / 08	26
10668	Three-room apartment for Dr. Sch., Essen	Luise von der Wehd, Essen	Interior Design	Residential Interior	Essen	moderne bauformen 1934 / 08	23
10666	Extension of "Sudetenhof" Sanatorium in Bad Gräfenberg	Prof. Dr. Emil Leo, Brünn	Architecture	Sanatorium/Health Resort	Bad Gräfenberg, Tschechoslowakisch-Schlesien	moderne bauformen 1934 / 08	18
10665	"Morava" Sanatorium	Bohuslav Fuchs, Brünn, und Karl Ernstberger, Karlsbad	Architecture	Sanatorium/Health Resort	Lomnitz bei der Tatra, Tschecho-Slowakei	moderne bauformen 1934 / 08	7
10663	Four Rental Apartments by Liane Zimbler	Liane Zimbler	Interior Design	Apartment Interior	Wien / Prag	moderne bauformen 1934 / 06	328
10661	Apartment Dr. G. in Vienna	J. Groag	Interior Design	Apartment Interior	Wien	moderne bauformen 1934 / 06	324
10660	House Dr. St. in Perchtoldsdorf near Vienna	J. Groag	Architecture	Villa (with medical practice)	Perchtoldsdorf bei Wien	moderne bauformen 1934 / 06	34
10659	Weekend House for Dr. P. by J. Groag	J. Groag	Architecture	Housing (Weekend house)	near Wien (Vienna)	moderne bauformen 1934 / 06	32
10658	Holiday House at Lake Zurich	Karl Egender	Architecture	Villa	Zürichsee	moderne bauformen 1934 / 06	31
10657	Single-Family House in Horgen near Zurich	Karl Egender	Architecture	Villa	Horgen, near Zürich	moderne bauformen 1934 / 06	30
10655	Garden House by Architect Alfred Matuella	Alfred Matuella	Architecture	Garden Structure	Innsbruck	moderne bauformen 1934 / 06	29
10654	Weekend House in the Isar Valley	Anton Recknagel	Architecture	Housing (Weekend house)	Isartal, near Munich	moderne bauformen 1934 / 06	29
10653	Tea House for the Countess v. M. near Passau	Anton Recknagel und Sepp Held	Architecture	Garden Pavilion	near Passau	moderne bauformen 1934 / 06	28
10652	Semi-Detached Weekend House	Oskar Kleschatzky	Architecture	Housing (Weekend house)	Innsbruck	moderne bauformen 1934 / 06	27
10651	Weekend House by Architects Herbst and Wolff	Herbst und Wolff	Architecture	Housing (Weekend house)	München (Munich)	moderne bauformen 1934 / 06	27
10650	Semi-Detached Settlement House	O. Kleschatzky	Architecture	Housing	Innsbruck	moderne bauformen 1934 / 06	26
10649	Single-Family House with Garden Courtyard	Erohwalt Lechleitner	Architecture	Villa	Innsbruck	moderne bauformen 1934 / 06	25

Manor House in Central Germany

Franz Böhmer

New manor house built on a steep slope above a large agricultural estate combining three farms, oriented to overlook the estate courtyard, with garden by Potente and a gatehouse containing garage and stabling.

Manor house / Country estate Built

Location

Mitteldeutschland (Central Germany)

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House F. (Residence at the foot of the Erzgebirge)

Hans Heinz Lüttgen

A large private house built 1933/34 for a factory-owner client with three children, featuring large windows, terraces, a swimming pool, and extensive custom bronze sliding doors/windows; feature includes numerous interior views (hall, dining room, bedrooms, staircase) and construction detail drawings.

Villa Built

Location

Erzgebirge, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Living Room J. and Dining Room J. (Paul Griesser Interiors)

Paul Griesser

A suite of furnished interiors including a living room in matte macassar ebony with silver fittings, a writing desk, seating corner, and a dining room with a flower-mahogany china cabinet, illustrating the architect's clear modern furnishing style.

Interior / Furniture Built

Location

Bielefeld (design office); interiors location unspecified

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House G. B. in Möhringen-Sonnenberg

Albert Schaumann

A house on a narrow lot housing two three-person families and the architect's own office in the basement, built 1933/34 for RM 20,000, with tiled stoves per floor for economy.

Housing (two-family house with office) Built

Location

Möhringen-Sonnenberg, near Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House E. S. in Möhringen-Sonnenberg

Albert Schaumann

A house for a family with six children, built 1933/34 with hollow brick construction, featuring a subdivided sleeping floor, a spacious bathroom, and a sheltered sitting area beneath a wide terrace; cost RM 24,200.

Villa Built

Location

Möhringen-Sonnenberg, near Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House D. in Möhringen-Sonnenberg

Hellmut Weber

A house for an elderly couple with adult children, built 1933 in half-timbered construction with pumice brick infill, featuring a 17m deep south garden and consideration for northern and northwestern views; construction cost RM 17,000.

Villa Built

Location

Möhringen-Sonnenberg, near Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House Design by Alfred Daiber

Alfred Daiber

A design (not yet built at time of publication) for a spacious family house with a daughter and two sons, planned on a large garden plot with a broad south-facing garden front, including hall, lounge, music room, dining room, glass veranda, and rustic-style farmhouse sitting room.

Villa (design/unbuilt project) Unbuilt

Location

Stuttgart (unspecified garden site)

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House O. in Mettingen

Alfred Daiber

A one-family house built in 1928 in a vineyard, with a large terrace wall and enclosed veranda integrating it into the landscape, distinguished by its hip roof.

Villa Built

Location

Mettingen

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Architect's Own House on Richard-Wagner-Straße

Alfred Daiber

A three-family house built as the architect's own residence, with a hall usable as an additional room, yielding six rooms per floor on a fairly constrained site.

Housing (three-family house) Built

Location

Richard-Wagner-Straße, Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House of Director M., Stuttgart

Alfred Daiber

A one-family house built in 1929 on a steep slope with a fine view over the city, featuring a small two-room flat in the basement level and an undeveloped roof at the owner's request.

Villa Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House K on the Gänsheide (House Group Gänsheidestraße)

Alfred Daiber

A three-family house forming part of a group of three houses on a steep hillside, designed with quiet roof forms and terraces integrating the buildings into the landscape; living rooms face south toward the garden with wide corner windows overlooking the Neckar valley.

Housing (multi-family house) Built

Location

Gänsheidestraße, Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Opel Baths Wiesbaden

Prof. Franz Schuster, Architekt Edmund Fabry

A large outdoor swimming bath complex funded by a donation from Dr. Wilhelm von Opel, built on a steep hillside above Wiesbaden with multiple terraces, cabin buildings, a 50m pool, restaurant, and extensive garden and terrace layout. Feature includes entrance building, cabin buildings, spiral staircase, water slide, terraces, and restaurant.

Bath / Recreational facility Built

Location

Wiesbaden (Neroberg)

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Modular Furniture and Interior Furnishings by Richard Münch

Richard Münch

Modular furniture series ('Aufbaumöbel') by architect and manufacturer Richard Münch, made in native woods (oak, cherry, pear, walnut, ash, maple) and imported woods (Australian walnut, lemonwood, macassar), shown across multiple room sets including dining rooms, bedrooms, and a full apartment furnishing.

Interior/Furniture Built

Location

Fürth i. Bayern

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Interiors by Carl Müller, Cologne

Carl Müller

A series of interior designs by architect Carl Müller in Cologne, characterized by refined color schemes for upholstery and curtains, including a hall, a lady's dressing room, a fireplace corner, and a photographer's office/studio; features a combined bench/bookcase/portfolio cabinet.

Interior/Residential Built

Location

Köln

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

One-Family House P. on Birkenwaldstrasse

Hans Zimmermann

Steep-hillside house with an unbuilt, gently pitched roof, accessible from the basement; living and dining rooms run the full depth of the south front; built 1932/33, 1000 cbm for RM 38,000, with a large cantilevered south balcony (5.80 x 1.60 m) resting on steel outriggers.

Villa Built

Location

Stuttgart, Birkenwaldstraße

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

One-Family House B. on Birkenwaldstrasse

Eugen Zinsmeister

One-family house on a northeast slope with main views to the north, built economically from perforated brick with stove heating, 850 cbm for RM 18,000 despite difficult rocky ground.

Villa Built

Location

Stuttgart, Birkenwaldstraße

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House H. on Gustav-Siegle-Strasse in Stuttgart

Eugen Zinsmeister

Apartment house of 1700 cbm with two similar main-floor apartments and a smaller third apartment gained by converting the roof; built 1932/33 for RM 47,500 with perforated brick and beaver-tail tile roofing; feature includes kitchen and bathroom detail views.

Housing Built

Location

Stuttgart, Gustav-Siegle-Straße

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

One-Family House on Cäsar-Flaischlen-Strasse in Stuttgart

Oskar Bloch

Economical one-family house on a narrow sloping plot, 720 cbm for RM 17,500, with the garage construction postponed pending street regrading.

Villa Built

Location

Stuttgart, Cäsar-Flaischlen-Straße

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Semi-Detached House on Hauptmannsreute in Stuttgart

Oskar Bloch

Semi-detached house solution on a narrow wedge-shaped plot between two streets, built 1933, 1400 cbm for RM 34,000, with staircases and kitchens along the shared boundary.

Housing Built

Location

Stuttgart, Hauptmannsreute

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Two-Family House for Director K.

Kiemle & Weigle und Dr. Walter Ruff

Two-family house of 1680 cbm built in 1933 for RM 42,000, with a garden terrace before the middle floor and a large balcony over the dining room's south window, plus attic rooms for each unit.

Housing Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House of Syndikus B. on Herdweg

Endreß & Olkus

House on a north-facing slope to the street, built 1934, 920 cbm for RM 24,000, with living rooms at garden level to the south and an existing garden wall retained.

Villa Built

Location

Stuttgart, Herdweg

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House R. (Residence for a Senior Official)

Endreß & Olkus

Elongated one-family house on a southeast slope, built 1932, 820 cbm for RM 21,000, with a low unbuilt-out roof and a garden room beneath the terrace.

Villa Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Blaich House on Upper Birkenwaldstrasse

Walter Blaich

Architect's own house shared with his father and brother; appears single-storey from the street with all living rooms oriented to the view and sun side, built 1932 in 100 working days (670 cbm) for RM 21,650 with warm-air heating.

Villa Built

Location

Stuttgart, Birkenwaldstraße

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House Dr. Schw., Birkenwaldstrasse

Kiemle & Weber

Steep valley-side house of 790 cbm built 1933 for RM 30,000, with terraces replacing a garden, pier foundation on the valley side, and interior wood finishes in waxed Bavarian pine.

Villa Built

Location

Stuttgart, Birkenwaldstraße

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House Dr. W. in Stuttgart, Gustav-Siegle-Strasse

Hans Volkart

1931 hillside house of 1558 cbm with red-tinted render and slate-imitation roofing, notable for multiple sheltered and open sitting terraces exploiting the hillside views, including a large sun terrace before the main bedrooms.

Villa Built

Location

Stuttgart, Gustav-Siegle-Straße

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House Dr. W. in Stuttgart on Herdweg

Eisenlohr und Pfennig

House at the upper edge of the Stuttgart valley basin for a large family, containing seven living rooms and two large gable rooms; 1090 cbm built for RM 25,000.

Villa Built

Location

Stuttgart, Herdweg

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House M. on a Steep Slope in the Stuttgart Hills

Eisenlohr und Pfennig

Steep hillside house built 1933 for RM 24,500 (1100 cbm), with a flat-pitched saddle roof without dormers, and a plan allowing separation of a three-room apartment on the upper floor.

Villa Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House of Dr. Sch. in Stuttgart-Degerloch

Eisenlohr und Pfennig

Brick house (38 cm wall thickness) with a double beaver-tail tile roof, built 1931/32 for RM 42,700, designed so the house faces away from neighbors to open fully onto the south garden; feature includes multiple exterior views, garden terrace, and entrance canopy.

Villa Built

Location

Stuttgart-Degerloch

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Semi-Detached House near the Kochenhof Settlement (Kicherer House)

Alfred Kicherer

Semi-detached house designed by the architect for himself and a neighboring house, with differing programs under a shared ridge; includes a self-contained small attic apartment and features honeycomb-brick walls with lime-wash render and copper-brown tile roof.

Housing Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House of a Painter near Stuttgart

Kurt Dübbers

Small one-family house on a steep, view-rich hillside plot next to the Haus Professor M., built for RM 12,000 with a double-height studio window facing northeast.

Villa Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House of Professor M. near Stuttgart

Paul Bonatz und Kurt Dübbers

Hillside house built 1932/33 for a colleague from the Technical University of Stuttgart, with the living room facing south towards a meadow and views to the north; upper floor contains seven bedrooms in timber-frame construction over a massive ground floor.

Villa Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Austrian Exhibition in London (Shopping Street)

Künstlerische Oberleitung Prof. Dr. Clemens Holzmeister; bauliche Leitung Prof. C. Witzmann; Ladenstraße-Entwurf C. Kosak; Wandbilder F. Zülow und M. Frey

A temporary promotional exhibition of Austria installed within a fortnight in a London department store, featuring a hall of homeland imagery, a reconstructed old-Vienna shopping street with murals, applied arts rooms, a Gobelin hall, historical and modern art rooms, and a marionette theater.

Exhibition/Temporary Installation Built

Location

London, City

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Small Country House

Reinhold Stotz, Wuppertal-Barmen

A two-storey country house measuring 8.50 x 13.00 m with a large double-height library/atelier space with gallery, combined living/dining room with east window opening to a terrace, and compact bedrooms for five beds upstairs.

Villa/Country House Built

Location

unspecified (rural Germany)

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Living Rooms in German Wood

Professor Reinhold Stotz, Wuppertal-Barmen

A series of furniture and interior designs in native German woods (walnut, elmwood, cherry, pearwood), including sofas, armchairs, writing tables, sideboards, dining tables, and cabinets, emphasizing simple, unpretentious forms suited to domestic use.

Residential Interior/Furniture Built

Location

Wuppertal-Barmen

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Three-room apartment for Dr. Sch., Essen

Luise von der Wehd, Essen

Interior design of a three-room apartment including a seating group in the study in bog oak, a parchment-covered china cabinet, an enamel sideboard, and a dining room in dull rosewood with white maple lining. Feature includes multiple furniture and room views.

Residential Interior Built

Location

Essen

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Extension of "Sudetenhof" Sanatorium in Bad Gräfenberg

Prof. Dr. Emil Leo, Brünn

Enlargement and modernization of an old spa hotel into a contemporary sanatorium, adding a new wing with communal rooms, bedrooms with large terraces, medical baths, and kitchens, while the old building was adapted with new hygienic facilities; includes patented steel window construction details.

Sanatorium/Health Resort Built

Location

Bad Gräfenberg, Tschechoslowakisch-Schlesien

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

"Morava" Sanatorium

Bohuslav Fuchs, Brünn, und Karl Ernstberger, Karlsbad

A large sanatorium built for the Mährische Landes-Lebensversicherungsanstalt on a competition basis, divided into a four-storey residential wing with 90 rooms and 8 apartments, and a two-storey social/communal wing with steel skeleton terraces on concrete foundations. Feature includes exterior views, floor plans, sections, window details, and interior rooms (lounge, bedrooms, entrance hall).

Sanatorium/Health Resort Built

Location

Lomnitz bei der Tatra, Tschecho-Slowakei

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Four Rental Apartments by Liane Zimbler

Liane Zimbler

A series of interior designs for four different rented apartments by architect Liane Zimbler, emphasizing practical, cheerful, and space-efficient results using folding furniture and careful color/material coordination; includes the M.F. living-dining room with large bay window, Dr. Sch. living room, and a men's study/bar cabinet.

Apartment Interior Built

Location

Wien / Prag

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Apartment Dr. G. in Vienna

J. Groag

A Vienna city apartment interior comprising a men's study, lady's room, and large combined living/dining room designed with an elegant, refined feel; the dining area features a movable curtain divider, radiator and serving cabinet used to mark separation, and various furnishings in mahogany and Sapelli mahogany.

Apartment Interior Built

Location

Wien

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

House Dr. St. in Perchtoldsdorf near Vienna

J. Groag

The first construction stage of a single-family house with separate doctor's practice for a young medical couple, 650 cbm with a cost of 34,000 Schillings; features a rotating wall mechanism to convert room use, illustrated across several detail images including hall, breakfast nook, and men's study; feature also includes construction detail drawings of the folding wall.

Villa (with medical practice) Built

Location

Perchtoldsdorf bei Wien

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Weekend House for Dr. P. by J. Groag

J. Groag

A weekend house built 1931 on a forest clearing near Vienna, designed for a large living room within a small footprint plus multiple guest sleeping arrangements, with a large living space that opens or closes in stages depending on weather; feature includes multiple interior views and construction detail drawings.

Housing (Weekend house) Built

Location

near Wien (Vienna)

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Holiday House at Lake Zurich

Karl Egender

A holiday house built 1930 for a wholesale merchant on the right bank of Lake Zurich, timber skeleton with horizontal cladding on a stone base, featuring an open living room with fold-out bed and roof terrace.

Villa Built

Location

Zürichsee

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Single-Family House in Horgen near Zurich

Karl Egender

A single-family house with clear floor plan development toward southeast and southwest; built 1931, timber skeleton with horizontal cladding, volume approx. 600 cbm, cost 36,000 Swiss Francs.

Villa Built

Location

Horgen, near Zürich

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Garden House by Architect Alfred Matuella

Alfred Matuella

A garden house combining a room for plants and tools with a covered, sheltered sitting area, harmonized through woodwork, plaster, and old roof tiles.

Garden Structure Built

Location

Innsbruck

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Weekend House in the Isar Valley

Anton Recknagel

A weekend house for a young couple, also fully habitable in summer, with the car access and a larger utility room as key considerations; timber-frame construction with interior board and exterior weatherboard cladding.

Housing (Weekend house) Built

Location

Isartal, near Munich

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Tea House for the Countess v. M. near Passau

Anton Recknagel und Sepp Held

A small tea house on the heights of the right Inn riverbank overlooking Passau, with windows on all sides that slide into the walls; larchwood shingles and interior paneling; built 1932 for about RM 2000.

Garden Pavilion Built

Location

near Passau

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Semi-Detached Weekend House

Oskar Kleschatzky

A semi-detached weekend house combining shared water supply and sewage facilities for cost savings, with sitting areas of the two families separated by the sleeping rooms; stud-frame construction with double-sided Heraklith cladding.

Housing (Weekend house) Built

Location

Innsbruck

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

Open project

Weekend House by Architects Herbst and Wolff

Herbst und Wolff

A weekend house built as a block construction of planks with tongue-and-groove joints and waterproofing strips, with good heat retention allowing winter habitation despite having 6 sleeping spots.

Housing (Weekend house) Built

Location

München (Munich)

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

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Semi-Detached Settlement House

O. Kleschatzky

A semi-detached settlement house for part-time workers on flat terrain, designed for a 3-4 person family with expansion possibility to 5-6, featuring a farmyard with sheltered work area; stud-frame construction with Heraklith cladding.

Housing Built

Location

Innsbruck

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

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Single-Family House with Garden Courtyard

Erohwalt Lechleitner

A single-family house with a garden courtyard, with the main living room reached partly at sleeping-floor level via a gallery and partly at garden level.

Villa Built

Location

Innsbruck

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1934

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