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	Project	Architect	Field	Typology	Location	Publication	Page
10589	Furniture and Interiors by Hans Hartl	Hans Hartl, Wiesbaden	Interior Design	Furniture / Interior Design	Wiesbaden / Krefeld	moderne bauformen 1933 / 12	33
10588	St. Theresia Elementary School near Maastricht	F. P. J. Peutz	Architecture	School	Maastricht, Netherlands	moderne bauformen 1933 / 12	27
10587	St. Pancratius School in Heerlen	F. P. J. Peutz	Architecture	School	Heerlen, Netherlands	moderne bauformen 1933 / 12	23
10586	Riding Hall Gallenklinge, Stuttgart	Heinz Wetzel, Stuttgart	Architecture	Hall / Sports Building	Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1933 / 12	22
10584	Swimming Baths, Herrsching am Ammersee	Roderich Fick	Architecture	Bath/Recreation Building	Herrsching, Ammersee	moderne bauformen 1933 / 12	21
10579	Dr. Elschnig House in Znojmo	Dr. Armand Weiser, Wien	Architecture	Villa / Medical Office	Znaim (Znojmo)	moderne bauformen 1933 / 12	13
10577	House with Doctor's Practice, Vienna	Otto Niedermoser	Architecture	Villa / Medical Office	Vienna / Province of Saxony (built area)	moderne bauformen 1933 / 12	9
10576	House 24/25	Prof. Wilhelm Tiedje (Haus 24, north half - rental house with shop); Reg.-Baum. Karl Gonser (Haus 25, south half - single-family house)	Architecture	Mixed housing / Rental house with shop and single-family house	Kochenhof, Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1933 / 11	30
10575	House 23	Dipl.-Ing. Erhard Rommel und Dipl.-Ing. Erich Wiemken	Architecture	Villa / Single-family house	Kochenhof, Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1933 / 11	29
10574	House 22	Reg.-Baum. Hans Mayer	Architecture	Villa / Single-family house	Stuttgart-Kaltental (architect's address); Kochenhof colony	moderne bauformen 1933 / 11	28
10573	House 21	Dipl.-Ing. Werner Pilzecker	Architecture	Villa / Single-family house	Kochenhof, Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1933 / 11	27
10572	House 20	Ernst Leistner	Architecture	Villa / Single-family house	Kochenhof, Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1933 / 11	26
10571	House 19	Prof. Ernst Wagner	Architecture	Housing / Convertible single/multi-family house	Kochenhof, Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1933 / 11	25
10570	House 18	Professor W. Körte	Architecture	Villa / Single-family house	Kochenhof, Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1933 / 11	24
10569	House 17	Hellmut Weber	Architecture	Villa / Single-family house with studio	Kochenhof, Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1933 / 11	21
10568	House 15 and 16	Dipl.-Ing. Otto Köbele (Haus 15); Reg.-Baum. Eisenlohr & Pfennig (Haus 16)	Architecture	Housing / Semi-detached double house	Kochenhof, Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1933 / 11	22
10567	House 13 and 14	Reg.-Baum. Alfred Kicherer (Haus 13); Reg.-Baum. Dr.-Ing. Eduard Krüger (Haus 14)	Architecture	Housing / Semi-detached double house	Kochenhof, Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1933 / 11	20
10566	House 12	Albert Eitel und Dipl.-Ing. Hans Eitel	Architecture	Villa / Single-family house	Kochenhof, Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1933 / 11	19
10565	House 11	Dipl.-Ing. E. Kiemle & P. Weber	Architecture	Villa / Single-family house	Kochenhof, Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1933 / 11	18
10564	House 10	Dipl.-Ing. Richard Weber	Architecture	Housing / Two-family house	Kochenhof, Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1933 / 11	17
10563	House 9	Reg.-Baum. Gerhard Graubner	Architecture	Villa / Single-family house	Kochenhof, Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1933 / 11	16
10562	House 8	Dipl.-Ing. Hans Volkart	Architecture	Villa / Single-family house	Kochenhof, Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1933 / 11	15
10561	House 7	Reg.-Baum. Kluftinger und Gabler	Architecture	Villa / Single-family house	Kochenhof, Stuttgart / Ludwigsburg (architects' address)	moderne bauformen 1933 / 11	14
10560	House 6	Reg.-Baum. Paul Heim	Architecture	Villa / Single-family house	Kochenhof, Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1933 / 11	13
10559	House 5	Dr.-Ing. Ernst Schwaderer	Architecture	Villa / Single-family house	Kochenhof, Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1933 / 11	12
10558	House 4 (Rental House with Bakery Annex)	Prof. Dr. Paul Bonatz & F. E. Schöler	Architecture	Housing / Multi-family tenement with bakery	Kochenhof, Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1933 / 11	7
10557	Houses 1, 2, 3 by Schmitthenner	Prof. Dr. Paul Schmitthenner	Architecture	Villa / Single-family house	Kochenhof, Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1933 / 11	7
10556	Timber Colony at Kochenhof near Stuttgart	Various architects under artistic direction of Prof. Dr. Paul Schmitthenner	Architecture	Housing / Residential Colony	Kochenhof, Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1933 / 11	1
10554	Café garden kiosk at the Schottenring	A. und H. Paar, Wien	Architecture	Garden Café/Kiosk	Vienna, Schottenring	moderne bauformen 1933 / 10	51
10553	Concert Hall in Helsingborg	Sven Markelius, Stockholm	Architecture	Cultural (Concert Hall)	Helsingborg, Sweden	moderne bauformen 1933 / 10	40
10552	House A.B. in Vienna XIX	Paul Fischel & Heinz Siller, Wien	Architecture	Villa	Vienna XIX	moderne bauformen 1933 / 10	38
10549	The House on Rose Hill	Lajos Kozma (Ludwig Kozma), Budapest	Architecture	Villa	Budapest (Rosenhügel/Rózsadomb)	moderne bauformen 1933 / 10	1
10548	Apartment of an Unmarried Doctor	Wolfgang Ewerth	Interior Design	Housing (Apartment)	unknown	moderne bauformen 1933 / 09	38
10547	Two-Room Apartment in a Nuremberg Patrician House	Wolfgang Ewerth	Interior Design	Housing (Apartment renovation)	Nürnberg, Germany	moderne bauformen 1933 / 09	31
10546	House at Kräherwald	Hans Zimmermann	Architecture	Villa	Stuttgart, Germany	moderne bauformen 1933 / 09	30
10545	Semi-Detached House for City Councillor K. and Professor R. on the Ginnheimer Hang	Carl-Hermann Rudloff	Architecture	Housing (Semi-detached)	Frankfurt-Ginnheim, Germany	moderne bauformen 1933 / 09	29
10544	Beck House in Bad Soden am Taunus	Carl-Hermann Rudloff	Architecture	Villa	Bad Soden am Taunus, Germany	moderne bauformen 1933 / 09	28
10543	Single-Family House Ph. J. in Wiesbaden	Rudolf Dörr	Architecture	Villa	Wiesbaden, Germany	moderne bauformen 1933 / 09	27
10542	Single-Family House Dr. G. on the South Slope above Stuttgart	Volkart & Trüdinger	Architecture	Villa	Stuttgart, Germany	moderne bauformen 1933 / 09	26
10541	Country House Dr. H. Geiger in Riehen near Basel	Eisenlohr und Pfennig	Architecture	Villa	Riehen bei Basel, Switzerland	moderne bauformen 1933 / 09	23
10540	Asthma Hospital and Kamillus Church in Gladbach-Rheydt	Dominikus Böhm	Architecture	Religious/Cultural (Church) and Healthcare	Gladbach-Rheydt, Germany	moderne bauformen 1933 / 09	17
10539	St. Engelbert Church in Cologne-Riehl	Dominikus Böhm	Architecture	Religious/Cultural (Church)	Köln-Riehl, Germany	moderne bauformen 1933 / 09	12
10538	Church for Visitors in Norderney	Dominikus Böhm	Architecture	Religious/Cultural (Church)	Norderney, Germany	moderne bauformen 1933 / 09	10
10537	St. Elisabeth Church of the Caritas Institute in Cologne-Hohenlind	Dominikus Böhm	Architecture	Religious/Cultural (Church, part of hospital complex)	Köln-Hohenlind, Germany	moderne bauformen 1933 / 09	3
10529	Housing Estate in Wangen near Stuttgart	Adolf G. Schneck	Architecture	Housing (Siedlung)	Wangen, Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1933 / 06	105
10525	House of Dr. D. in Vienna	Josef Frank und Oskar Wlach	Interior Design	Villa	Wien (Vienna)	moderne bauformen 1933 / 06	95
10523	House of Dr. H. F. in Vienna	Josef Frank und Oskar Wlach	Interior Design	Villa	Wien (Vienna)	moderne bauformen 1933 / 06	92
10521	Villa A. F. S. in Vienna-Hietzing	Josef Frank und Oskar Wlach	Interior Design	Villa	Wien-Hietzing (Vienna)	moderne bauformen 1933 / 06	89
10520	Residence in Arbon	Ernst F. Burckhardt	Architecture	Villa	Arbon, Switzerland	moderne bauformen 1933 / 06	88
10519	Own Residence of Austin Whittlesey, Pasadena	Austin Whittlesey	Architecture	Villa	Pasadena, California	moderne bauformen 1933 / 06	87

Furniture and Interiors by Hans Hartl

Hans Hartl, Wiesbaden

A series of custom furniture suites and interiors (sideboards, bookcases, sitting rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms) designed by Hans Hartl for private clients, illustrated across multiple detail photographs of cupboards, chairs, tables and cabinetry.

Furniture / Interior Design Built

Location

Wiesbaden / Krefeld

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

St. Theresia Elementary School near Maastricht

F. P. J. Peutz

A 'half open-air' elementary school for girls built of dark red Maastricht brick with wood windows, doors, and classroom floors; classrooms oriented east, openable to outdoor galleries via large glazed doors, with hot-water heating and semi-automatic oil firing; costs 94,000 Dutch florins due to poor building ground. Feature includes exterior views, window details, plans, and sections.

School Built

Location

Maastricht, Netherlands

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

St. Pancratius School in Heerlen

F. P. J. Peutz

An advanced elementary school (7th-9th grade) with six classrooms, a day-room for country children, oriented east with tilt windows for natural ventilation and hot water heating; building costs 50,000 Dutch florins. Feature includes exterior views, staircase, entrance and floor plans.

School Built

Location

Heerlen, Netherlands

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

Riding Hall Gallenklinge, Stuttgart

Heinz Wetzel, Stuttgart

A riding hall using glued arch beams and parabolic round-iron bracing to resist cross wind loads, with one-sided lighting designed to avoid light patches in the arena.

Hall / Sports Building Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

Swimming Baths, Herrsching am Ammersee

Roderich Fick

A swimming bath building constructed of a single material (wood), noted for the contrast between vertical boarding on the tower and horizontal boarding on the wall, separated by ventilation openings and a shingle roof.

Bath/Recreation Building Built

Location

Herrsching, Ammersee

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

Dr. Elschnig House in Znojmo

Dr. Armand Weiser, Wien

A doctor's house (for an oculist) balancing an austere street facade with a more open garden side featuring balconies; only half of the first floor is used for the medical practice, with family living rooms upstairs.

Villa / Medical Office Built

Location

Znaim (Znojmo)

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

House with Doctor's Practice, Vienna

Otto Niedermoser

A detached single-family house with the doctor's practice rooms placed in a separate single-story annex, connected by a shared canopy over both entrances; brick construction on a concrete base, built with rural craftsmen in the Province of Saxony. Feature includes floor plans, exterior views, and a winter garden corner shared with other settlement houses by the same architect.

Villa / Medical Office Built

Location

Vienna / Province of Saxony (built area)

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

House 24/25

Prof. Wilhelm Tiedje (Haus 24, north half - rental house with shop); Reg.-Baum. Karl Gonser (Haus 25, south half - single-family house)

A combined double house at the colony's southwest edge: north half a three-story rental house with a shop and owner's flat above (Tiedje), south half a two-story single-family house for a couple with two children, oriented for eastward views (Gonser).

Mixed housing / Rental house with shop and single-family house Built

Location

Kochenhof, Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

House 23

Dipl.-Ing. Erhard Rommel und Dipl.-Ing. Erich Wiemken

Single-family house for an officer's family with two boys, timber-frame construction with vertical exterior boarding, all main rooms facing the south garden with a sheltered west-facing seating area under a pergola.

Villa / Single-family house Built

Location

Kochenhof, Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

House 22

Reg.-Baum. Hans Mayer

House for a bachelor with two older relatives, blind on the west short side facing the property boundary, timber-frame construction with equal bays and vertical board cladding.

Villa / Single-family house Built

Location

Stuttgart-Kaltental (architect's address); Kochenhof colony

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

House 21

Dipl.-Ing. Werner Pilzecker

Single-family house on the sloped site with garage linked via garden gate, older-style multi-story timber-frame construction with 6 rooms, vertical exterior boarding painted light grey.

Villa / Single-family house Built

Location

Kochenhof, Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

House 20

Ernst Leistner

Single-family house for an official's couple with two children, panel construction system 'Panther', featuring a winter garden extending the south-facing living/dining/work rooms and supporting a bedroom balcony above.

Villa / Single-family house Built

Location

Kochenhof, Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

House 19

Prof. Ernst Wagner

House for an official's family with three sons plus a separate small apartment for a mother and child, designed to be divisible into different apartment configurations; built in horizontal block construction (liegender Blockbau) with exterior boarding.

Housing / Convertible single/multi-family house Built

Location

Kochenhof, Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

House 18

Professor W. Körte

Single-family house for an official's couple with two children, built by Georg Schneider (Lindau) using wall-sized wooden panels, with a large living room opening broadly to the south garden.

Villa / Single-family house Built

Location

Kochenhof, Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

House 17

Hellmut Weber

Single-family house for a painter and graphic artist, featuring a 5x6m studio with a large north-facing window, south-facing living rooms, and a sheltered balcony above a covered seating area; considered the best-integrated garage solution in the colony.

Villa / Single-family house with studio Built

Location

Kochenhof, Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

House 15 and 16

Dipl.-Ing. Otto Köbele (Haus 15); Reg.-Baum. Eisenlohr & Pfennig (Haus 16)

Semi-detached pair of houses forming the northeast corner of the colony with improved timber-frame construction; house 15 for a family of 4-5, house 16 for a couple without children, with a music/work room in the corner.

Housing / Semi-detached double house Built

Location

Kochenhof, Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

House 13 and 14

Reg.-Baum. Alfred Kicherer (Haus 13); Reg.-Baum. Dr.-Ing. Eduard Krüger (Haus 14)

Semi-detached pair of single-family houses in standing block construction ('Schwarzwälder Dauerholzbau' system 'Schmelzle'), with larch-clad principal rooms; house 13 for a couple with three children, house 14 for a newly married couple.

Housing / Semi-detached double house Built

Location

Kochenhof, Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

House 12

Albert Eitel und Dipl.-Ing. Hans Eitel

Single-family house using 'B.Z.' timber construction (Dieterle & Sohn), featuring a spacious ground-floor hall with cupboards, larch-clad entrance, and a large open balcony over a sheltered seating area.

Villa / Single-family house Built

Location

Kochenhof, Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

House 11

Dipl.-Ing. E. Kiemle & P. Weber

Single-family house for a couple with two children, timber-frame construction filled with prefabricated board panels (Bezet method), located with garden-facing living rooms shielded from the neighbor's view.

Villa / Single-family house Built

Location

Kochenhof, Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

House 10

Dipl.-Ing. Richard Weber

Two-family house with armored skeleton construction (reinforced timber posts with steel rods), one flat for a couple with a child below, another for an older couple with two children above.

Housing / Two-family house Built

Location

Kochenhof, Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

House 9

Reg.-Baum. Gerhard Graubner

Single-family house for a couple with one child, combined skeleton-frame construction with plastered Schwenk panels; features a covered garden arbor and terrace.

Villa / Single-family house Built

Location

Kochenhof, Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

House 8

Dipl.-Ing. Hans Volkart

Single-family house for two unmarried residents built in H.P. panel (Tafelbau) construction with plank sizing determining the floor plan; interior features larch wall cladding and a tiled stove.

Villa / Single-family house Built

Location

Kochenhof, Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

House 7

Reg.-Baum. Kluftinger und Gabler

Single-family house for a couple with two children and grandparents, plastered timber-frame construction with a sheltered south-facing garden seating area.

Villa / Single-family house Built

Location

Kochenhof, Stuttgart / Ludwigsburg (architects' address)

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

House 6

Reg.-Baum. Paul Heim

Single-family house for a couple with three children, featuring a storage room in the basement and vertical timber boarding exterior; large living room with larch flooring shown in feature photos.

Villa / Single-family house Built

Location

Kochenhof, Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

House 5

Dr.-Ing. Ernst Schwaderer

Single-family house for a married couple with one child, plastered timber-frame construction, sheltered garden seating and sewing room upstairs.

Villa / Single-family house Built

Location

Kochenhof, Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

House 4 (Rental House with Bakery Annex)

Prof. Dr. Paul Bonatz & F. E. Schöler

A three-story rental house with six apartments and an attached two-story bakery/café ('Zum Holzwurm'), built in German skeleton timber construction (Skelettbau) with three-story-high wood posts.

Housing / Multi-family tenement with bakery Built

Location

Kochenhof, Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

Houses 1, 2, 3 by Schmitthenner

Prof. Dr. Paul Schmitthenner

Three single-family houses (two with identical plans) in plastered timber-frame construction, featuring large ground-floor living rooms with wood-paneled ceilings and beech-trimmed pine floors; part of the Kochenhof colony feature.

Villa / Single-family house Built

Location

Kochenhof, Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

Timber Colony at Kochenhof near Stuttgart

Various architects under artistic direction of Prof. Dr. Paul Schmitthenner

An exhibition and model housing colony of 25 houses (16 detached, 6 semi-detached, one tenement house with bakery) built as timber/frame construction demonstration housing for the middle class, organized by the Deutscher Werkbund and the Verein Deutsches Holz, with overall artistic direction by Prof. Schmitthenner. The feature covers the site plan, construction systems, individual houses by many architects, and technical/constructional details.

Housing / Residential Colony Built

Location

Kochenhof, Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

Café garden kiosk at the Schottenring

A. und H. Paar, Wien

A small demountable kiosk (2x3 m) serving a garden café with 400 seats near the Café Victoria at Schottenring park, built of plywood panels with steel tube furniture, designed to be dismantled and stored in winter.

Garden Café/Kiosk Built

Location

Vienna, Schottenring

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

Concert Hall in Helsingborg

Sven Markelius, Stockholm

A concert hall building divided into two parts: a smaller hall (525 seats, used as a cinema) below a large concert and banquet hall (1000 seats) with a movable partition and convertible flat floor for banquets; features careful acoustic design, a glazed foyer with panoramic views, and a steel-and-concrete skeleton construction.

Cultural (Concert Hall) Built

Location

Helsingborg, Sweden

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

House A.B. in Vienna XIX

Paul Fischel & Heinz Siller, Wien

A single-family house of about 3000 cubic meters on a nearly flat garden plot, featuring a garage wing with caretaker's apartment and children's terrace, a music room and library opening onto a large covered terrace, and modern technical fittings including automatic oil heating, refrigeration, and a turntable garage; exterior is a simple clinker brick building with a hipped roof.

Villa Built

Location

Vienna XIX

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

The House on Rose Hill

Lajos Kozma (Ludwig Kozma), Budapest

A large single-family house built on a sloped site for a wealthy client, featuring a dark basement with offices, an entrance front with few windows, multiple stacked terraces, and interiors with built-in furniture, Salubra wall coverings, and linoleum floors throughout. Feature includes numerous detail views: entrance, staircase, bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchen, dining room, and technical sections/details.

Villa Built

Location

Budapest (Rosenhügel/Rózsadomb)

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

Apartment of an Unmarried Doctor

Wolfgang Ewerth

A bachelor doctor's apartment with a small waiting room, medium consultation room, and a large combined living/sleeping room, featuring a swiveling worktable, custom flat-steel armchair, and built-in bookcase.

Housing (Apartment) Built

Location

unknown

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

Two-Room Apartment in a Nuremberg Patrician House

Wolfgang Ewerth

Conversion of two rooms in a 14th-century patrician house into a compact two-room apartment for a young couple, without altering the masonry or ceilings; includes built-in dining/work table, wardrobe, bar cabinet, and a curtain-divided bedroom with built-in bed barrier furniture.

Housing (Apartment renovation) Built

Location

Nürnberg, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

House at Kräherwald

Hans Zimmermann

A house with a closed north side facing a busy road and an open south side facing the garden, featuring a large music room in the basement; built 1930, volume approx. 1300 cubic meters with gas-heated hot water heating.

Villa Built

Location

Stuttgart, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

Semi-Detached House for City Councillor K. and Professor R. on the Ginnheimer Hang

Carl-Hermann Rudloff

A semi-detached house on a 28m-wide plot designed individually for each family's needs rather than mirrored; built 1930 for RM 32,000 (left house) and RM 33,000 (right house).

Housing (Semi-detached) Built

Location

Frankfurt-Ginnheim, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

Beck House in Bad Soden am Taunus

Carl-Hermann Rudloff

A tightly budgeted house on a sloped site with a basement garage, kitchen and bathroom stacked at the northwest corner; approx. 700 cubic meters built for RM 24,000 in 1931 including central heating and finishes.

Villa Built

Location

Bad Soden am Taunus, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

Single-Family House Ph. J. in Wiesbaden

Rudolf Dörr

A house for a couple with two school-age children, built in brick with the main living and sleeping rooms facing the garden; completed 1932 for RM 20,000 including built-in cabinetry.

Villa Built

Location

Wiesbaden, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

Single-Family House Dr. G. on the South Slope above Stuttgart

Volkart & Trüdinger

A compact hillside house with an 8m south front, a large living room on the ground floor, and a sculptor's studio in the attic; volume approx. 750 cubic meters, estimated cost about 22,000 RM.

Villa Built

Location

Stuttgart, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

Country House Dr. H. Geiger in Riehen near Basel

Eisenlohr und Pfennig

A house for an art and music enthusiast set in an old garden, with three interconnected ground-floor rooms and standardized bedrooms; volume 1760 cubic meters, estimated cost around 60,000 RM.

Villa Built

Location

Riehen bei Basel, Switzerland

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

Asthma Hospital and Kamillus Church in Gladbach-Rheydt

Dominikus Böhm

Originally designed as a monastery with novitiate and retirement home, later converted into a specialized asthma hospital; the elevated church features a double tower, black marble altar surround, and a crypt beneath the choir, surrounded by cloister wings forming two courtyards.

Religious/Cultural (Church) and Healthcare Built

Location

Gladbach-Rheydt, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

St. Engelbert Church in Cologne-Riehl

Dominikus Böhm

A centrally-planned reinforced concrete church with 8 radiating ribbed vault segments, a detached 40m bell tower with a narrow 4x6m base, seating for 800 with standing room for 1700, and an underground hall complex including a community room and youth spaces.

Religious/Cultural (Church) Built

Location

Köln-Riehl, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

Church for Visitors in Norderney

Dominikus Böhm

A small Catholic church serving primarily visitors/tourists rather than local fishermen, with 500 seats and standing spaces, an open entrance porch, and a deeply set stained-glass side window illuminating the altar; the planned rectory wing was not yet built.

Religious/Cultural (Church) Built

Location

Norderney, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

St. Elisabeth Church of the Caritas Institute in Cologne-Hohenlind

Dominikus Böhm

A church integrated into a hospital and nursing school complex for the Deutscher Caritas-Verband; features a windowless apse, a tall stained-glass side window illuminating the altar, black marble altar and choir details, and a crypt below. Construction cost RM 59,000 without furnishings.

Religious/Cultural (Church, part of hospital complex) Built

Location

Köln-Hohenlind, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

Housing Estate in Wangen near Stuttgart

Adolf G. Schneck

First-prize competition entry for a development plan for a housing estate with 2- and 3-room apartments, designed so all rooms face south; the accompanying two-room apartment furnishing scheme was developed by Schneck to demonstrate efficient small-apartment furniture design.

Housing (Siedlung) Unbuilt

Location

Wangen, Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

House of Dr. D. in Vienna

Josef Frank und Oskar Wlach

Dining room furnished with mahogany and macassar furniture and a hand-knotted carpet designed by Josef Frank.

Villa Built

Location

Wien (Vienna)

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

House of Dr. H. F. in Vienna

Josef Frank und Oskar Wlach

A residence with a large living room opening to a library, furnished with mahogany and oak furniture.

Villa Built

Location

Wien (Vienna)

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

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Villa A. F. S. in Vienna-Hietzing

Josef Frank und Oskar Wlach

A residence featuring interiors by Frank & Wlach, including a fireplace corner with Delft tiles and Cipollin marble, a son's room, and vestibule with built-in cupboards.

Villa Built

Location

Wien-Hietzing (Vienna)

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

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Residence in Arbon

Ernst F. Burckhardt

A single-family house combining a modern floor plan with an unassuming rural house form; basement of pumice blocks, upper floor timber frame with shingle cladding, tiled roof.

Villa Built

Location

Arbon, Switzerland

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

Own Residence of Austin Whittlesey, Pasadena

Austin Whittlesey

The architect's own house on an east-facing slope, with a flat broken gable adapted to the terrain; main living room over 10m long with covered terrace, bedrooms placed on the quiet slope side in the lower level.

Villa Built

Location

Pasadena, California

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1933

Open project

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