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.
A dining room interior with buffet, sideboard, and niche designed by Karl Bertsch, executed by Deutsche Werkstätten München, shown at the Brussels exhibition.
Interior/Dining RoomBuilt
Location
München (designed); Brussels (exhibited)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Building for Arts and Crafts and Interior Design at the Brussels World Exhibition
Bruno Paul
A building for arts and crafts and interior design designed by Bruno Paul at the 1910 Brussels World Exhibition, comprising the vestibule (Portal 2), Kultushalle, entrance hall, fabric and metal collection rooms, courtyard, and glass cabinet displays.
Exhibition BuildingBuilt
Location
Brussels, Belgium
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
German House at the Brussels World Exhibition 1910 (Overall complex)
Emanuel von Seidl
The main German pavilion complex at the 1910 Brussels World Exhibition designed by Emanuel von Seidl, including the portal, exterior facades, honorary building, vestibule with Hildebrand fountain, representation hall, wine restaurant, Munich house (Bavarian beer restaurant), ladies' room and reception hall.
Exhibition PavilionBuilt
Location
Brussels, Belgium
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Design for a School in Arnstadt
Schilling & Graebner
A design entry for a school building in Arnstadt.
SchoolUnbuilt
Location
Arnstadt
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Competition for the extension of the Wertheim Department Store, Berlin
Schilling & Graebner
First-prize competition entry for the extension (Anbau) of the Wertheim department store in Berlin, shown with facade elevations along Leipziger Strasse.
CommercialUnbuilt
Location
Berlin
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Fittings in the Petri Cathedral, Bautzen
Fritz Schumacher
Interior fittings and furnishings for the Petri-Dom (St. Peter's Cathedral) in Bautzen, including a music platform, the loge of the estates and organ gallery, a side gallery, and gallery stairs, sculptural work by Karl Gross.
ReligiousBuilt
Location
Bautzen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Villa Schneider in Zittau
Lossow & Kühne
A private villa in Zittau designed by architects Lossow & Kühne.
VillaBuilt
Location
Zittau
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Villa in Kriebstein
Rudolf Kolbe
A villa building in Kriebstein designed by Rudolf Kolbe.
VillaBuilt
Location
Kriebstein
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Church in Graupa
Rudolf Kolbe
A church building in Graupa designed by Rudolf Kolbe.
ReligiousBuilt
Location
Graupa
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Cemetery Chapel in Wildenfels, Erzgebirge
Oskar Menzel
A cemetery chapel built in Wildenfels in the Erzgebirge region.
Religious/FuneraryBuilt
Location
Wildenfels, Erzgebirge
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Cemetery Chapel in Schönheide, Erzgebirge
Oskar Menzel
A cemetery chapel in Schönheide in the Erzgebirge region, with painted interior decoration by Karl Schulz.
Religious/FuneraryBuilt
Location
Schönheide, Erzgebirge
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
House in Mannheim
Oswin Hempel
A residential house in Mannheim, feature includes exterior views and interior spaces such as the Diele (hall) and Garderobe (cloakroom).
VillaBuilt
Location
Mannheim
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Design for the painting of a Protestant church (Church of Reconciliation, Dresden-Striesen)
Otto Gussmann
Design for the interior painting and glass windows of the new Versöhnungskirche in Dresden-Striesen, including a design and cartoon for a stained-glass window.
ReligiousBuilt
Location
Dresden-Striesen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
University of Munich
German Bestelmeyer
Large feature on the University of Munich building, including the entrance vestibule, central hall, senate room, rector's antechamber, great aula, cloakroom, onyx window and heating panel, bronze door, and main portal.
Educational/InstitutionalBuilt
Location
München
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Bismarck Tower near Wurzen, Saxony
Wilhelm Kreis
A Bismarck memorial tower near Wurzen in Saxony.
Monument/TowerBuilt
Location
Wurzen, Sachsen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Bismarck Tower in the Lössnitz near Dresden
Wilhelm Kreis
A Bismarck memorial tower built in the Lössnitz region near Dresden.
Monument/TowerBuilt
Location
Lössnitz bei Dresden
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Villa Hieronymus, Pasing near Munich
Gebrüder Rank, München
A freestanding villa on a narrow street surrounded by park, vegetable and fruit gardens, combining rectangular main and side wings with terraces, a rhythmic south facade with loggia, and a hall lit by triangular and round windows.
VillaBuilt
Location
Pasing bei München
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Eitel's Own House, Stuttgart
Albert Eitel
The architect's own house, illustrated including entrance, staircase, veranda, hall and living room.
VillaBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
House of Baron von Tessin, Ludwigsburg
Albert Eitel
A townhouse-like villa with kitchen in the basement, designed in the spirit of Messel with lisenes, hipped roof and small gable, featuring a veranda and terrace overlooking the garden.
VillaBuilt
Location
Ludwigsburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Reisser Country House, Stuttgart
Albert Eitel und Steigleder
A country house on hilly terrain above Stuttgart's western suburb, built in tuff stone with massive forms, a symmetrical plan with central hall flanked by living and dining rooms.
VillaBuilt
Location
Stuttgart (Westvorstadt)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Garden House of Mrs. Privy Councillor v. Siegle, Stuttgart
Albert Eitel, unter Mitwirkung von Architekt W. Kull
A summer garden house built on an ivy-covered wall rondel with sweeping landscape views, combining a rococo-classical oval plan with rooms for occasional overnight use; interior decorated in a colorito between Empire and Rococo.
Villa/Garden HouseBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Stuttgart Playhouse/Theatre
Albert Eitel und Steigleder
A new theatre built on a very constrained urban site, integrating a commercial building and restaurant; the auditorium seats 750 across parquet, two tiers, and gallery, with elegant facade sculpture by Bredow.
TheatreBuilt
Location
Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Country House Holly Mount, Beaconsfield
C. F. A. Voysey
English country house by Voysey with a summer house, illustrated with a hall interior view.
Villa/Country HouseBuilt
Location
Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, England
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Country House The Homestead, Frinton-on-Sea
C. F. A. Voysey
English country house by Voysey, illustrated with an interior living room view.
Villa/Country HouseBuilt
Location
Frinton-on-Sea, Essex, England
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Country House Little Holme, Guildford
C. F. A. Voysey
English country house by Voysey, characterized by closed window groupings and a low but broad entrance.
Villa/Country HouseBuilt
Location
Guildford, Surrey, England
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Country House Moor Crag, Windermere
C. F. A. Voysey
English country house by Voysey, illustrating his idyllic domestic architecture style with large roofs and accentuated gables.
Villa/Country HouseBuilt
Location
Windermere, England
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
South Cemetery, Wiesbaden
Stadtbauinspektor Pauly
A newly opened cemetery combining a mourning hall with a cremation facility in one building, arranged symmetrically around a large forecourt with connecting arcaded halls, mortuary, dissection house, and utility buildings; the main hall features rich marble cladding, mosaic flooring, and bronze fittings.
Cemetery/FuneraryBuilt
Location
Wiesbaden
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Albrechtsberg Palace, Dresden (Renovation and Interior Design)
Wilhelm Kreis
Extensive interior renovation for Geh. Kommerzienrat Lingner, including a richly wood-paneled library, dining room with palisander furniture, heating fixtures, vestibule, wintergarden, hallway, and ladies' cloakroom. Feature includes multiple detail views: library (Bücherei), ceiling, radiators/heating fixtures, mirror table, dining table, vestibule, cabinet and vitrine, wintergarden, hallway, and ladies' dressing room.
Palace/ResidenceBuilt
Location
Dresden
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Competition Design for Barmen Town Hall
Wilhelm Kreis
Second-prize competition design featuring a main building behind a grand court of honor formed by two wings reaching to the street, with a curved main facade and richly articulated portals.
Civic/GovernmentUnbuilt
Location
Barmen
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Extension to the Old Town Hall, Frankfurt an der Oder
Wilhelm Kreis
Proposal for a low wing added beside the old Gothic brick gable town hall, with an open round-arched hall and broad terrace, designed to preserve the historic facade and Renaissance roof turret as dominant elements.
Civic/GovernmentUnbuilt
Location
Frankfurt a. d. Oder
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Promenade Hall for the 1908 Dresden Exhibition
Wilhelm Kreis
A broadly, painterly-treated study for a promenade hall demonstrating Kreis's sense of proportion and lighting as a spatial designer.
Exhibition/CulturalUnbuilt
Location
Dresden
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Bismarck Memorial Tower, Harburg
Wilhelm Kreis
Memorial tower designed as the terminus of a park avenue, flanked by two low terraces with round niches; features a mourning lion and a hall in which a seated figure of Bismarck was placed, described as one of Kreis's most poetic designs.
MonumentUnbuilt
Location
Harburg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Bismarck Tower on the Malakoff, Jena
Wilhelm Kreis
Heavy round tower enclosed at its base by an open hall of simple rectangular piers, crowned with sculpted eagles, evoking Theodoric's tomb at Ravenna.
Monument
Location
Jena
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Bismarck Tower at Rottenburg, Kyffhäuser
Wilhelm Kreis
Tower study with pilaster-like struts replacing round piers, main cornice set back and resting on a tapered second story, vertical divisions maintained up to a crowning giant shell.
Monument
Location
Kyffhäuser
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Fraternity Monument, Eisenach
Wilhelm Kreis
Central-plan monument developing a heightened vertical emphasis, with a strong main cornice gathering upward forces beneath a taut cupola-like crown.
MonumentBuilt
Location
Eisenach
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Office Building of the Chamber of Commerce in Troppau
Leopold Bauer
An office building for the Silesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Troppau, under construction at time of writing, praised for its practical and clear floor plan and closed, strong facades; shown with ground and first floor plans.
Office/Government
Location
Troppau
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Design for a Ministry of War in Vienna
Leopold Bauer
A competition project for a new Ministry of War building in Vienna, for which Bauer's design was preferred by the jury, shown in overall view and side view.
Government/OfficeUnbuilt
Location
Wien (Vienna)
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Provincial Arts and Crafts Museum in Innsbruck - Competition Design
Leopold Bauer
A competition entry by Bauer for the Innsbruck arts and crafts museum, ultimately built to a design by Seidl instead; Bauer's version is praised for its massive, well-articulated exterior and clear, mature ground plan.
MuseumUnbuilt
Location
Innsbruck
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Kneschütz Castle
Leopold Bauer
A castle renovation/design by Leopold Bauer featuring a front facade, courtyard side with intimate corner, ground floor plan, and interior room, noted for creating a delightful intimate angle in the courtyard.
Castle/Manor houseBuilt
Location
Kneschütz
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Sanatorium in Purkersdorf
Leopold Bauer
Two new villas within the Purkersdorf sanatorium designed with calm surfaces, wide sheltered verandas, simple windows and traditional white-painted wooden shutters, aiming for restfulness suited to nervous patients; includes staircase, rooms, garden entrance, and a copper-worked door.
Sanatorium/HealthcareBuilt
Location
Purkersdorf
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Shooting Range House in Jägerndorf
Leopold Bauer
A completed civic 'Schützenhaus' (shooting club house) in Jägerndorf reviving the old Silesian arcaded gallery (Laubengang) motif on its ground floor and featuring steep, strongly emphasized traditional roofs; illustrated with facades, windows, entrance doors, and floor plan.
Civic/Recreational buildingBuilt
Location
Jägerndorf
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Small Castle in Steinitz
Leopold Bauer
A small castle in Steinitz by Leopold Bauer, featuring an articulated side facade, hall interior, and floor plans of the ground and first floors, discussed as an example of his mature architectural style.
Castle/Manor houseBuilt
Location
Steinitz
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
The Haven (Abbey)
C. P. Wade (Charles Wade)
A monastery-like retreat house called 'The Haven', built around a courtyard with grey stone wings, plain roofs, a chapel with open timber roof and leaded windows, aiming for restfulness and simplicity; includes gardens, cloister, wine cellar-like hall, and interior views.
Interior fit-out of a confectionery shop and adjoining café room, unified in white furnishings and green ceiling with Rococo-inspired ornament and ceramic accents in yellow and green.
Commercial/CaféBuilt
Location
Karlsruhe
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Secondary School in Triberg
Pfeifer & Grossmann
A new secondary school with director's residence, won via competition two years earlier, built on a hillside above the town with a gymnasium adapted to the sloping terrain and facades in a regional Black Forest style. Feature includes views from the Bergstrasse and Talseite, and the gymnasium.
SchoolBuilt
Location
Triberg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Langensteinbach Recreation Home
Pfeifer & Grossmann
A recreation/convalescent home complex on a hillside near Karlsruhe, composed of a main residential building, a prayer hall, and a covered walking hall grouped around a courtyard, with facades adapted to the Black Forest vernacular building style. Feature includes multiple views: entrances, the Wandelhalle, and the Betsaal (prayer hall).
Institutional/SanatoriumBuilt
Location
Langensteinbach, near Karlsruhe
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Villa of Privy Councillor Prof. Dr. Riehl, Neu-Babelsberg
Ludwig Mies
An early villa by Ludwig Mies (later Mies van der Rohe) for Prof. Dr. Riehl in Neu-Babelsberg, featuring a terraced garden, a large entrance hall, and upper-floor window niches; feature includes site plan, floor plans, hall, veranda, and window niche details.
VillaBuilt
Location
Neu-Babelsberg
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
"Kaiserhof" Department Store in Stuttgart, Marienstrasse
Eitel & Steigleder
A department store called Kaiserhof on Marienstrasse in Stuttgart.
Commercial/Department StoreBuilt
Location
Marienstrasse, Stuttgart
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
"Zum Posthorn" Wine Tavern, Reichenberg, Bohemia
Rudolf Bitzan
A wine tavern in Reichenberg designed by Rudolf Bitzan with painting and glass work by Professor Josef Goller; feature spans multiple views of the interior.
Restaurant/TavernBuilt
Location
Reichenberg, Bohemia
Publication
moderne bauformen · 1910
Open project
Design for a Museum in Reichenberg, Bohemia
Rudolf Bitzan
A design for a museum building in Reichenberg (Bohemia), including details, floor plan, hall design, and a domed hall (Kuppelhalle).