Use the list below and the filter menu to browse through featured projects from architectural periodicals, and access the pages where they were published. Project data has been extracted from magazine issues through custom made scripts. Each entry records project name, designers, design field, typology, publication date, and a link to the source issue. Extraction of the datasets followed three phases: manual reading and data entry, rule-based pattern recognition via RegEx, and custom extractions via the Claude API (Anthropic), for contextual understanding across languages and font corruption. API-based extraction has been applied to several titles at modest cost, but not all. Note 1: Since datasets were extracted with scripts, entries may need curation. Note 2: Search fields work for Latin, Greek, Arabic, and Cyrillic alphabets.
Prof. Fritz Becker with Ludwig Schwekos (2nd prize); Prof. Karl Wach, Phi. Stang, Dipl.-Ing. Walter Bergmann (3rd prize); Pfeifer & Großmann (3rd prize, with Rhein. Westf. Wasserwerk); Tietmann & Haake (4th prize)
A 1908 church by Theodor Fischer in Stuttgart with an asymmetrical plan, cited as an example of modern spatial organization.
ReligiousBuilt
Location
Stuttgart, Germany
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1927
Open project
Own House of Prof. P. Bonatz
P. Bonatz
Bonatz's own residence from 1912 in Stuttgart, illustrated as an example of a plan transitioning from symmetry toward asymmetry.
HousingBuilt
Location
Stuttgart, Germany
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1927
Open project
Administration Building of the Continental Company
Peter Behrens
A 1912 administrative office building by Peter Behrens, cited as an example of a symmetrical plan with tendencies toward asymmetry.
OfficeBuilt
Location
Hannover, Germany
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1927
Open project
Design for the Festival Hall Hannover
E. v. Seidl
A symmetrical design proposal for a festival hall in Hannover, cited as an example of Baroque-influenced spatial extension.
CulturalUnbuilt
Location
Hannover, Germany
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1927
Open project
Mortuary Temple of Sahure
unknown
Ancient Egyptian mortuary temple with an asymmetrical sequence of narrowing spaces leading to the royal burial chamber, illustrating directional spatial planning.
Cultural/ReligiousBuilt
Location
Egypt
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1927
Open project
Design for St. Peter's in Rome (floor plan)
Michelangelo
Michelangelo's symmetrical plan for St. Peter's Basilica, cited as an example of a fully balanced, self-contained interior space without directional bias.
Cultural/Religious
Location
Rome, Italy
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1927
Open project
Residential Buildings Amsterdam
J. F. Staal
Residential buildings in Amsterdam illustrated as an example of modern Dutch architecture.
HousingBuilt
Location
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1927
Open project
Home of an Artist
E. Rietveld
A modern residence by Rietveld characterized by dissolution into pure line and plane, illustrating a dramatic interpenetration of interior and exterior space.
Housing
Location
Netherlands
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1927
Open project
The Weighing House
unknown
A historic 1650 Dutch weighing house with a covered forecourt, illustrating traditional Dutch civic architecture.
Cultural/HistoricBuilt
Location
Workum, Netherlands
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1927
Open project
The Corn Porter's House
unknown
A small historic Dutch building from 1634 illustrating modest, characterful vernacular Dutch architecture.
Cultural/HistoricBuilt
Location
Franeker, Netherlands
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1927
Open project
Airship Hangar Orly
E. Freyssinet
A large reinforced concrete airship hangar (275m long, 60m high, 91m wide), illustrated as an example of modern structural engineering compared to ancient Roman construction.
IndustrialBuilt
Location
Orly, France
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1927
Open project
Weir Steel House
unknown
A standardized, prefabricated steel-framed house system developed in Scotland using timber framing clad with steel plates, designed for economical mass housing with typified floor plans (single-family, two-family, four-family variants).
HousingBuilt
Location
Scotland/England
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1927
Open project
The Architect's House in Valby
Poul Holsøe
The architect's own house in Valby, exemplifying mutual consideration between house, garden and landscape, combining best tradition with modern emphasis.
Housing (architect's own house)Built
Location
Valby, Denmark
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1927
Open project
Barritskov Manor Estate
Godfred Tvede
A manor estate exemplifying shaped landscape and Nordic architecture unified, expressing human spirit within nature's strict order.
Residential (manor estate)Built
Location
Denmark
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1927
Open project
Courthouse in Frederiksberg
Hack Kampmann u. Kaj Gottlob
A courthouse building using traditional formal language to express a new spirit of administration, emphasizing brightness and cultivated character.
Civic/Government (courthouse)Built
Location
Frederiksberg, Denmark
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1927
Open project
House in Klampenborg
Jesper Tvede
A Danish house shown as an example of Nordic architecture rooted in homeland tradition, with restrained, clean design well suited to the Nordic landscape.
HousingBuilt
Location
Klampenborg, Denmark
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1927
Open project
'Hohe Lache' Housing Estate, Dessau
Gemeinnützige Siedlungsgesellschaft für Dessau-Stadt und -Land
The most significant housing estate in Dessau built by a nonprofit settlement society, emphasizing connection between house and garden land for economic benefit to residents.
HousingBuilt
Location
Dessau, Germany
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1927
Open project
Törten Housing Estate
Walter Gropius (Bauhaus influence)
A housing settlement of row houses near Dessau built using load-bearing party walls and factory-like standardized construction, with terraces above stable annexes.
HousingBuilt
Location
Dessau-Törten, Germany
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1927
Open project
Bauhaus Dessau and Masters' Houses
Walter Gropius
The Bauhaus school building and adjacent Meisterhäuser (masters' houses) in a pine grove near Dessau, featuring flat roofs, large windows, and usable terraces, visited as part of a study trip on housing standardization.
Educational/HousingBuilt
Location
Dessau, Germany
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1927
Open project
Munich Trade Exhibition 1922 - Arcade Courtyard in the Color Show
Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Kreis
An arcaded courtyard within the color/paint exhibition section of the 1922 Munich trade exhibition, designed by Wilhelm Kreis.
ExhibitionBuilt
Location
Munich, Germany
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1927
Open project
Düsseldorf City Hall Competition (Model)
Prof. Dr. W. Kreis
A competition model design by Prof. Dr. W. Kreis for a new town hall (Rathaus) in Düsseldorf.
Civic/GovernmentUnbuilt
Location
Düsseldorf, Germany
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1927
Open project
House Alexander Koch (The House of an Art Lover)
Fritz Breuhaus und Baurat Roßkotten
A residence designed for the art-loving client Alexander Koch, documented with 150 illustrations in a dedicated book; noted for its unified interior treatment in some rooms though criticized for lacking restraint in others.
HousingBuilt
Location
Darmstadt
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1927
Open project
House garden at Waitzacker farm estate near Weilheim
Alwin Seifert
House garden laid out in 1924 on filled construction excavation soil, neutralized with lime, including a Saletl garden pavilion and a chapel housing a 16th-century wood sculpture rescued from a demolished church.
GardenBuilt
Location
Weilheim
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1927
Open project
Garden Z. in Thannhausen
Alwin Seifert
A garden laid out in 1925 on the demolition site of a house between unremarkable buildings, featuring a sundial with zodiac tiles, a water channel with tuff stone edges, and a fountain figure by sculptor Richard Knecht.
GardenBuilt
Location
Thannhausen
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1927
Open project
Garden at Oberbrunn Castle near Kloster Seeon
Alwin Seifert
A garden designed around a simple baroque manor house on late Gothic foundations, sited on a terminal moraine with views to the mountains; planted in 1923 using only perennials and roses.
GardenBuilt
Location
Oberbrunn bei Kloster Seeon
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1927
Open project
Museum of Hamburg History
Oberbaudirektor Prof. Dr. Fritz Schumacher
Schnitt durch ein Eingangshalle, Treppe und Ehrenhalle des Museums für Hamburgische Geschichte, gezeigt in Schnittzeichnungen.
Cultural (Museum)
Location
Hamburg
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1925
Open project
Public School on Ahrensburgerstrasse in Hamburg
Oberbaudirektor Prof. Dr. Fritz Schumacher
A public elementary school building in Hamburg, shown with front and rear elevation drawings at 1:200 scale.
School
Location
Hamburg
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1925
Open project
Upper Baden Trade Exhibition Lörrach
Heim & Lienhard (1st prize); O. Hertel (2nd prize); Walter Rieber (3rd prize)
Competition results for the overall building design of the Upper Baden trade exhibition in Lörrach.
Exhibition
Location
Lörrach, Baden
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1925
Open project
High-rise Building Kassel
Alf. Baecker and F. Sirrenberg (1st prize); Fr. Catta and O. Groth (2nd prize)
Competition results for a high-rise building in Kassel.
Office/Tower
Location
Kassel
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1925
Open project
Perimeter Development Tempelhof Field
Ed. Jobst Siedler with Otto Bongartz; Prof. P. Bonatz with F. Scholer; Otto Rudolf Salvisberg
Competition results for the perimeter development of Tempelhofer Feld in Berlin; three equal first prizes awarded and several purchases made.
Housing/Urban PlanningUnbuilt
Location
Berlin, Tempelhofer Feld
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1925
Open project
Ringberg Castle
Castle at Tegernsee built for Duke Luitpold of Bavaria, shown as an image within the issue's content.
Residential/CastleBuilt
Location
Tegernsee
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1925
Open project
Eden Hotel Reception Hall
Heilmann & Littmann
Reception hall interior of the Eden Hotel in Munich.
HospitalityBuilt
Location
München
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1925
Open project
August Heinrich Müller House
Heilmann & Littmann
Residential house in Nymphenburg shown with street and garden views, and detail of main entrance.
HousingBuilt
Location
München-Nymphenburg
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1925
Open project
House for Elberfeld Dye Works
Heilmann & Littmann
Residential house on Ismaningerstraße in Munich built for the Elberfelder Farbwerke company.
HousingBuilt
Location
München, Ismaningerstraße
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1925
Open project
Senitza House
Heilmann & Littmann
Residential house in Schwabing notable for its wooden staircase railing imitating a stone balustrade, shown with entrance and garden gate details.
HousingBuilt
Location
München-Schwabing
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1925
Open project
Köhler House
Heilmann & Littmann
Residential house in Bogenhausen featuring a notable entrance hall (Diele) and dining room, illustrated in garden view.
HousingBuilt
Location
München-Bogenhausen
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1925
Open project
Posselt House
Heilmann & Littmann
Residential house in Bogenhausen with careful grouping of family and social rooms, shown with street and garden views.
HousingBuilt
Location
München-Bogenhausen
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1925
Open project
Residence and Administrative Building of the Duke of Braunschweig-Lüneburg
Heilmann & Littmann
Combined residence and administrative building for the Duke of Braunschweig-Lüneburg located on Kaulbachstraße in Munich.
Housing/OfficeBuilt
Location
München, Kaulbachstraße
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1925
Open project
House of Duke Christoph of Bavaria
Heilmann & Littmann
Residential house built for Duke Christoph of Bavaria in the Bogenhausen district of Munich.
HousingBuilt
Location
München-Bogenhausen
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1925
Open project
Krantz House
Heilmann & Littmann
A residential house with an integrated office, less strictly separated from the main house than in the Kornmann house.
HousingBuilt
Location
München
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1925
Open project
Residence of Commercial Councillor Kornmann
Heilmann & Littmann
A residence combining a manor house with a business office wing, with separate service wing, each connected via round rooms forming small towers.
HousingBuilt
Location
München-Nymphenburg
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1925
Open project
Charterhouse (Carthusian Monastery) of Miraflores
Hans von Köln, Simon von Köln
Carthusian monastery built by Hans von Köln and his son Simon von Köln, noted as a testimony of the blending of northern and southern architectural traditions.
Cultural/ReligiousBuilt
Location
Miraflores, near Burgos, Spain
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1925
Open project
Burgos Cathedral
Hans von Köln, Simon von Köln, Franz von Köln, Juan de Vallejo, Felipe de Borgoña
Historic Gothic cathedral begun in 1221, with west towers built by Hans von Köln (1442-43), the Capilla del Condestable by Simon von Köln (1482), the Kürschnertor portion in Renaissance style by Franz von Köln (1516), and later cimborio/vaulting work by Felipe de Borgoña and Juan de Vallejo (1539-67).
Cultural/ReligiousBuilt
Location
Burgos, Spain
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1925
Open project
Altar in the Church at Wittesheim
Michael Kurz
An altar designed by Michael Kurz for the church at Wittesheim.
Cultural/ReligiousBuilt
Location
Wittesheim
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1925
Open project
Competition for Development of the Old Cemetery in the City Center with Commercial Buildings and New Bathhouse
Prof. Fritz Becker with Ludwig Schwekos (2nd prize); Prof. Karl Wach, Phi. Stang, Dipl.-Ing. Walter Bergmann (3rd prize); Pfeifer & Großmann (3rd prize, with Rhein. Westf. Wasserwerk); Tietmann & Haake (4th prize)
Competition for redevelopment of an old cemetery site in central Sterkrade into commercial buildings, and for a new public bathhouse; several prizes awarded and additional designs recommended for purchase.
Commercial/Public Bath
Location
Sterkrade
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1925
Open project
Competition for Spa Hotel in Faulenbacher Valley
Thomas Wechs (1st prize); Heilmann & Littmann with Hans Brühl (2nd prize); H. Wolf (3rd prize); Dr.-Ing. Rob. Erdmannsdorffer (4th prize)
Competition results for a spa hotel in the Faulenbacher Tal near Füssen, with prizes awarded to multiple architects.
Hospitality/Cultural (Spa Hotel)
Location
Füssen
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1925
Open project
New Post Office Building at Marsfeld
unknown
A large six-story post office building with a footprint of over 100 square meters, criticized in the text as excessive for its time and nicknamed the 'Neubau des Asyls für abgebaute Beamte' by Munich locals.
Office/AdministrativeBuilt
Location
Munich, Marsfeld
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1925
Open project
Planned Library Building of the German Museum
Emanuel v. Seidl (revised design based on Gabriel v. Seidl's original concept)
Unbuilt extension planned to adjoin the main museum building, containing library, plan collection, and congress hall, connected to the main building via low administrative wings; design modified by Emanuel von Seidl to include a courtyard and axial access from Ludwigsbrücke.
Cultural (Library)Unbuilt
Location
Munich
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1925
Open project
Study for a Pleasure House/Garden Pavilion
Maximilian Buchart
A design study for a small garden pavilion or pleasure house, shown alongside the Berner Landhaus study.
Garden Pavilion
Location
unknown
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1925
Open project
Bernese Country House
Maximilian Buchart
A design study for a country house, presented among the architect's works showing appealing linework and effective rendering.