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	Project	Architect	Field	Typology	Location	Publication	Page
6909	Housing Group of the Non-Profit Building Cooperative in Bensheim	Ph. Schnatz	Architecture	Housing	Bensheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany	moderne bauformen 1906 / 11	18
6908	House at Blutenburgerstrasse 42, Munich	Honig & Söldner	Architecture	Housing (Urban tenement/block)	Blutenburgerstrasse 42, Munich, Germany	moderne bauformen 1906 / 11	16
6907	Design for a Boathouse	M. Braillard	Architecture	Recreational/Boathouse	Geneva, Switzerland	moderne bauformen 1906 / 11	15
6906	Beutinger House / Two-Family House at Lerchenberg in Heilbronn am Neckar	Beutinger & Steiner	Architecture	Housing (Two-family house)	Lerchenberg, Heilbronn am Neckar, Germany	moderne bauformen 1906 / 11	10
6905	House G. Drautz in Heilbronn am Neckar	Beutinger & Steiner	Architecture	Villa	Heilbronn am Neckar, Germany	moderne bauformen 1906 / 11	6
6903	House in Woldingham	C. Harrison Townsend	Architecture	Villa	Woldingham, England	moderne bauformen 1906 / 11	14
6902	St. Martin's Church in Wonersh (Surrey)	C. Harrison Townsend	Architecture	Cultural (Church)	Wonersh, Surrey, England	moderne bauformen 1906 / 11	13
6901	Country Houses in Chilworth and Wimbledon	C. Harrison Townsend	Architecture	Villa	Chilworth and Wimbledon, England	moderne bauformen 1906 / 11	2
6900	Hotel Feldbergerhof in the Black Forest, Baden	Curjel & Moser	Architecture	Hotel	Feldberg, Schwarzwald (Baden)	moderne bauformen 1906 / 10	41
6897	Villa Rudolph in Zurich	Curjel & Moser	Architecture	Villa	Zürich	moderne bauformen 1906 / 10	31
6894	Villa Baumann in Baden (Switzerland)	Curjel & Moser	Architecture	Villa	Baden, Switzerland	moderne bauformen 1906 / 10	18
6893	Villa Weyermann in Reutenen, Lake Constance	Curjel & Moser	Architecture	Villa	Reutenen, Bodensee	moderne bauformen 1906 / 10	13
6892	Villa Weyermann in Freiburg	Curjel & Moser	Architecture	Villa	Freiburg im Breisgau	moderne bauformen 1906 / 10	9
6891	House of Dr. Friedrich Weill in Karlsruhe	Curjel & Moser	Architecture	Villa	Karlsruhe	moderne bauformen 1906 / 10	6
6887	Country House in Lawrence Park, Bronxville, N.Y.	William A. Bates	Architecture	Villa/Country house	Lawrence Park, Bronxville, New York, U.S.A.	moderne bauformen 1906 / 09	35
6883	Bedroom, 3rd German Applied Arts Exhibition Dresden 1906	A. Bembé	Interior Design	Exhibition interior/Bedroom	Mainz / Dresden (exhibited)	moderne bauformen 1906 / 09	29
6882	Dining Room, 3rd German Applied Arts Exhibition Dresden 1906	Wilhelm Thiele	Interior Design	Exhibition interior/Dining room	Frankfurt a/M. / Dresden (exhibited)	moderne bauformen 1906 / 09	27
6881	Living Room, 3rd German Applied Arts Exhibition Dresden 1906	Bernhard Wenig	Interior Design	Exhibition interior/Living room	Hanau / Dresden (exhibited)	moderne bauformen 1906 / 09	26
6879	Kelling Place House in Holt, Norfolk	Edward S. Prior	Architecture	Villa/Country house	Holt, Norfolk, England	moderne bauformen 1906 / 09	19
6876	Kehrl House in Brandenburg an der Havel	Prof. Paul Schultze-Naumburg	Architecture	Villa/Single-family house	Brandenburg an der Havel, at the Havelkanal near Potsdamerstrasse	moderne bauformen 1906 / 09	7
6873	Industrial Hall with Winter Garden (Villeroy & Boch)	H. Tscharmann	Architecture	Industrial/Exhibition Hall	Dresden	moderne bauformen 1906 / 07-08	109
6871	Protestant Church Interior (Exhibition Church)	Fritz Schumacher	Architecture	Sacred/Religious	Dresden	moderne bauformen 1906 / 07-08	73
6867	School of the Neu-Eibau Community in Oberlausitz	Ernst Kühn	Architecture	School	Neu-Eibau, Oberlausitz	moderne bauformen 1906 / 07-08	64
6862	Saxon House (III. German Applied Arts Exhibition, Dresden)	Wilhelm Kreis	Architecture	Exhibition Pavilion / Interior Design	Dresden	moderne bauformen 1906 / 07-08	2
6861	Church in Wiesa	Schilling & Graebner, Dresden	Architecture	Church	Wiesa	moderne bauformen 1906 / 06	42
6860	Church Project for Mannheim	Schilling & Graebner, Dresden	Architecture	Church (competition entry)	Mannheim	moderne bauformen 1906 / 06	38
6859	Church in Zwickau	Schilling & Graebner, Dresden	Architecture	Church	Zwickau	moderne bauformen 1906 / 06	35
6858	Church Project for Chemnitz	Schilling & Graebner, Dresden	Architecture	Church (competition entry)	Chemnitz	moderne bauformen 1906 / 06	33
6857	Church in Strehlen	Schilling & Graebner, Dresden	Architecture	Church	Strehlen, Dresden	moderne bauformen 1906 / 06	1
6856	House of Mr. Alexander in Moreley (Moore Green)	M. Alexander Harvey	Architecture	Villa/Residence	Moreley, England	moderne bauformen 1906 / 05	37
6854	Design for a Secondary School Building	Karl Leubert	Architecture	School	Karlsruhe	moderne bauformen 1906 / 05	35
6849	Max Joseph Bridge	Theodor Fischer	Architecture	Bridge	Bogenhausen, Munich	moderne bauformen 1906 / 05	21
6848	Luitpold Bridge	Theodor Fischer	Architecture	Bridge	Munich	moderne bauformen 1906 / 05	21
6847	Maximilian Bridge	Friedrich von Thiersch	Architecture	Bridge	Munich	moderne bauformen 1906 / 05	21
6846	Cornelius Bridge	Friedrich von Thiersch	Architecture	Bridge	Munich	moderne bauformen 1906 / 05	21
6845	Reichenbach Bridge	Friedrich von Thiersch	Architecture	Bridge	Munich	moderne bauformen 1906 / 05	21
6844	Wittelsbacher Bridge	Theodor Fischer	Architecture	Bridge	Munich	moderne bauformen 1906 / 05	20
6841	Country House Designs	Albert Schutte und Ad. Volmer	Architecture	Villa/Country House	Barmen (Bergisches Land)	moderne bauformen 1906 / 05	12
6839	New Building of the Münchner Neuesten Nachrichten	Max Littmann (Heilmann & Littmann)	Architecture	Office/Publishing Building	Sendlingerstrasse, Munich	moderne bauformen 1906 / 05	4
6836	School House in Bournville	W. Alexander Harvey	Architecture	School	Bournville, Birmingham	moderne bauformen 1906 / 04	39
6835	Design for a Two-Family House	F. W. Jochem	Architecture	Housing (Two-family house)	Rheinland (near a city in the Rhineland)	moderne bauformen 1906 / 04	35
6834	House Design (Concord, Mass.)	Will Bradley	Architecture	Villa/House Design (Competition/Unbuilt Design)	Concord, Massachusetts, USA	moderne bauformen 1906 / 04	15
6832	Design for a Wrought-Iron Garden Fence	Leopold Ludwigs	Architecture / Metalwork Design	Garden Design/Fence	Düsseldorf	moderne bauformen 1906 / 03	41
6831	House of Cavalry Captain Schönwetter on Stafflenbergstrasse	Albert Eitel	Architecture	House	Stafflenbergstrasse, Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1906 / 03	40
6830	House of Mr. P. Haag on Herdweg in Stuttgart	Hummel & Förstner	Architecture	House	Herdweg, Stuttgart	moderne bauformen 1906 / 03	39
6829	House 'Homestead' in Bowdon near Hale	Edgar Wood	Architecture	House	Bowdon bei Hale, Manchester, England	moderne bauformen 1906 / 03	35
6823	House of Mr. M. H. Clark, Jamestown N.Y.	E. G. W. Dietrich	Architecture	House	Jamestown, New York, USA	moderne bauformen 1906 / 03	31
6822	House of Mr. Thomas E. Jones, Scranton, Pa.	E. G. W. Dietrich	Architecture	House	Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA	moderne bauformen 1906 / 03	30
6821	Villa Heyman, Copenhagen	Carl Brummer	Architecture	Villa	Kopenhagen	moderne bauformen 1906 / 03	21
6820	House Ivar Knudsen, Copenhagen	Carl Brummer	Architecture	Villa	Kopenhagen	moderne bauformen 1906 / 03	21

Housing Group of the Non-Profit Building Cooperative in Bensheim

Ph. Schnatz

A group of houses built for a non-profit building cooperative in Bensheim, cited as an example of simple, rural building style.

Housing Built

Location

Bensheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

House at Blutenburgerstrasse 42, Munich

Honig & Söldner

A notable courtyard solution within a closed block of tenement houses; feature includes the entrance gate and the garden courtyard.

Housing (Urban tenement/block) Built

Location

Blutenburgerstrasse 42, Munich, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Design for a Boathouse

M. Braillard

A design proposal for a boathouse by M. Braillard of Geneva.

Recreational/Boathouse Unbuilt

Location

Geneva, Switzerland

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Beutinger House / Two-Family House at Lerchenberg in Heilbronn am Neckar

Beutinger & Steiner

A villa-style two-family house characterized by the picturesque contrast of plaster, wood cladding, and tile roof.

Housing (Two-family house) Built

Location

Lerchenberg, Heilbronn am Neckar, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

House G. Drautz in Heilbronn am Neckar

Beutinger & Steiner

A house using local yellow-brown sandstone with dark bronze ornaments set into vertical bands and gable courses, white-painted window woodwork, and a slate roof; feature includes exterior views, living room, cloakroom, and hall.

Villa Built

Location

Heilbronn am Neckar, Germany

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

House in Woldingham

C. Harrison Townsend

A country house by Townsend shown with ground and first floor plans.

Villa Built

Location

Woldingham, England

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

St. Martin's Church in Wonersh (Surrey)

C. Harrison Townsend

A barn-like village church with a low flat roof and baroque bell structure, its interior decorated with frescoes in the Munich Keim technique.

Cultural (Church) Built

Location

Wonersh, Surrey, England

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Country Houses in Chilworth and Wimbledon

C. Harrison Townsend

Two English country houses by C. Harrison Townsend, illustrated with elevations, plans, and a discussion of his approach to villa design combining simplicity with picturesque roof forms.

Villa Built

Location

Chilworth and Wimbledon, England

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Hotel Feldbergerhof in the Black Forest, Baden

Curjel & Moser

A mountain hotel on the Feldberg in the Black Forest exemplifying the domestic, personal character of a modern guesthouse; feature covers the terrace, exterior view, writing/reading room, dining hall, hall fireplace, billiard room, breakfast veranda, and salon.

Hotel Built

Location

Feldberg, Schwarzwald (Baden)

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Villa Rudolph in Zurich

Curjel & Moser

A villa in Zurich noted for its dining room color scheme (light blue-green fabrics, grey-stained oak, green tiled stove); feature includes street front, view toward the lake, and main entrance.

Villa Built

Location

Zürich

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Villa Baumann in Baden (Switzerland)

Curjel & Moser

A villa in Baden, Switzerland, exemplifying the 'closed' overall design principle; feature includes garden side, general view, hall with dining room view, marble niche fountain, and mosaic fireplace.

Villa Built

Location

Baden, Switzerland

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Villa Weyermann in Reutenen, Lake Constance

Curjel & Moser

A lakeside villa near Lake Constance, described in the text as furnished entirely with modest materials (plastered walls, wood) despite every piece of furnishing being designed by the architects; the feature includes the lake view, hall, garden side, and parents' bedroom.

Villa Built

Location

Reutenen, Bodensee

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Villa Weyermann in Freiburg

Curjel & Moser

A villa in Freiburg with views of the entrance side, dining room and music room shown across several plates.

Villa Built

Location

Freiburg im Breisgau

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

House of Dr. Friedrich Weill in Karlsruhe

Curjel & Moser

A residential house in Karlsruhe with a hall, dining room and gentleman's room; the feature includes views of the hall, dining room, and a fireplace designed by Prof. M. Länger.

Villa Built

Location

Karlsruhe

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Country House in Lawrence Park, Bronxville, N.Y.

William A. Bates

A country house in the Lawrence Park development in Bronxville, New York, shown with its ground floor plan.

Villa/Country house Built

Location

Lawrence Park, Bronxville, New York, U.S.A.

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Bedroom, 3rd German Applied Arts Exhibition Dresden 1906

A. Bembé

A bedroom installation for the 3rd German Applied Arts Exhibition in Dresden 1906, in a neo-English style noted for its cleanliness and colorful, practical furnishing.

Exhibition interior/Bedroom Built

Location

Mainz / Dresden (exhibited)

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Dining Room, 3rd German Applied Arts Exhibition Dresden 1906

Wilhelm Thiele

A dining room installation for the 3rd German Applied Arts Exhibition in Dresden 1906, with construction elements in Makassar ebony, panels in German walnut, and an inlaid tile frieze.

Exhibition interior/Dining room Built

Location

Frankfurt a/M. / Dresden (exhibited)

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Living Room, 3rd German Applied Arts Exhibition Dresden 1906

Bernhard Wenig

A living room installation for the 3rd German Applied Arts Exhibition in Dresden 1906, executed in dark cherry wood with inlays and ebony/maple accents.

Exhibition interior/Living room Built

Location

Hanau / Dresden (exhibited)

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Kelling Place House in Holt, Norfolk

Edward S. Prior

A country house built using an unconventional method: instead of a fixed contract, materials (found on-site, including flint, sand and gravel from excavation) and workers were sourced directly as needed, keeping costs under the ca. 160,000 Mk. estimate; walls of concrete with brick and local yellow sandstone, Norfolk brick for chimneys and window surrounds, oak for visible timber work, and a tile roof. Feature includes garden view, garden front, street front, corridor above the hall, and floor plan.

Villa/Country house Built

Location

Holt, Norfolk, England

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Kehrl House in Brandenburg an der Havel

Prof. Paul Schultze-Naumburg

A single-family house for client Kehrl, built as a rendered brick structure with sandstone window surrounds, cornices, and pilasters; features a garden with a semicircular pergola separating courtyard from garden, a high embankment wall, terrace and pavilion facing the canal. Feature includes garden view, main entrance, street view, dining room, salon and main staircase, and the entrance hall (Diele).

Villa/Single-family house Built

Location

Brandenburg an der Havel, at the Havelkanal near Potsdamerstrasse

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Industrial Hall with Winter Garden (Villeroy & Boch)

H. Tscharmann

An industrial hall structure by Tscharmann with an attached winter garden designed by Max Hans Kühne and executed by Villeroy & Boch, decorated with paintings by Max Pechstein.

Industrial/Exhibition Hall Built

Location

Dresden

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Protestant Church Interior (Exhibition Church)

Fritz Schumacher

A Protestant church interior exhibited at the exhibition, featuring a vestibule with liturgical art, painted decoration, sculptural reliefs, stained glass windows, and mosaics by multiple Dresden artists.

Sacred/Religious Built

Location

Dresden

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

School of the Neu-Eibau Community in Oberlausitz

Ernst Kühn

A rural school building including a schoolroom and the assistant teacher's living quarters.

School Built

Location

Neu-Eibau, Oberlausitz

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Saxon House (III. German Applied Arts Exhibition, Dresden)

Wilhelm Kreis

Large exhibition house ('Das sächsische Haus') built for the III. Deutsche Kunstgewerbe-Ausstellung in Dresden, extensively illustrated with its gardens, pergola, pavilions, vestibule, library, salon, Herrenzimmer, Damenzimmer, Musikzimmer, Festzimmer, Wohnzimmer, and the Sparkasse's Sitzungszimmer, each decorated by different Dresden artists.

Exhibition Pavilion / Interior Design Built

Location

Dresden

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Church in Wiesa

Schilling & Graebner, Dresden

A church where, at the congregation's request, the interior was painted with frescoes - the architects' first attempt at treating the interior this way rather than relying solely on spatial effect.

Church Built

Location

Wiesa

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Church Project for Mannheim

Schilling & Graebner, Dresden

An unsuccessful entry in a restricted Mannheim church competition (juried alongside two Gothicists and one Romanist); illustrated with a watercolor perspective and floor plan.

Church (competition entry) Unbuilt

Location

Mannheim

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Church in Zwickau

Schilling & Graebner, Dresden

A church built from 1902 based on an 1897 ground plan in German Renaissance style with Gothic structure; the architects worked freely only on interior elements such as pulpit reliefs, organ figures, and ornamentation.

Church Built

Location

Zwickau

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Church Project for Chemnitz

Schilling & Graebner, Dresden

An unsuccessful competition design for a church in Chemnitz, illustrated with perspective and floor plan, described as an extension of the Strehlen church's architectural character.

Church (competition entry) Unbuilt

Location

Chemnitz

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Church in Strehlen

Schilling & Graebner, Dresden

A Protestant church built on a hill on the left bank of the Elbe near Dresden, given complete artistic freedom by the church board; features include the tower with terrace stairs, nave windows, sacristy, main entrance with sculptural figures, altar, organ, pulpit, and vestments, executed with numerous collaborating sculptors and painters.

Church Built

Location

Strehlen, Dresden

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

House of Mr. Alexander in Moreley (Moore Green)

M. Alexander Harvey

A residential house named 'Moore Green' in Moreley, England, illustrated with its floor plan and north and south facade views.

Villa/Residence Built

Location

Moreley, England

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Design for a Secondary School Building

Karl Leubert

A design for a secondary school (Realschule) building including gymnasium, classrooms, teacher rooms, and courtyard, illustrated with facade and floor plan.

School Unbuilt

Location

Karlsruhe

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Max Joseph Bridge

Theodor Fischer

A bridge near Bogenhausen with a flat main arch and small supporting arches, decorated with four allegorical sculpture groups representing the four elements, integrated with animal reliefs on the piers.

Bridge Built

Location

Bogenhausen, Munich

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Luitpold Bridge

Theodor Fischer

A replacement bridge built after the 1899 flood catastrophe, featuring a single flat arch over 62m wide and allegorical sculptures representing the Bavarian tribal regions at the bridgeheads.

Bridge Built

Location

Munich

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Maximilian Bridge

Friedrich von Thiersch

The most imposing of the new Isar bridges, actually two bridges joined into one, with two large arches, richly decorated pierced parapet panels with plant motifs, and planned sculpture (Pallas Athene).

Bridge Built

Location

Munich

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Cornelius Bridge

Friedrich von Thiersch

A bridge spanning both arms of the Isar with simple ashlar masonry piers decorated with flat reliefs of Munich folk-type heads.

Bridge Built

Location

Munich

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Reichenbach Bridge

Friedrich von Thiersch

A four-arch bridge over the Isar with pierced parapets featuring iron chain-link motifs and relief putti with heraldic shields.

Bridge Built

Location

Munich

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Wittelsbacher Bridge

Theodor Fischer

A monumental four-arch bridge over the Isar with rusticated stonework and pierced corner towers, designed as a defensive-looking main bulwark against floodwaters.

Bridge Built

Location

Munich

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Country House Designs

Albert Schutte und Ad. Volmer

A series of country house designs (Nr. 2, 3, 4, 6, 7) by the Barmen architects Schutte and Volmer, discussed as expressions of a personal, regionally-rooted modern style, illustrated with facades, floor plans, and models.

Villa/Country House

Location

Barmen (Bergisches Land)

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

New Building of the Münchner Neuesten Nachrichten

Max Littmann (Heilmann & Littmann)

A large monumental newspaper headquarters building fitted into the historic Sendlingerstrasse streetscape, combining a monumental facade with modern reinforced concrete construction, an expedition hall, and richly decorated interiors including a conference hall by Bruno Paul and a typesetting hall in the roof. Feature includes multiple views: facade detail, entrance hall and staircase, expedition hall, library, and various decorated rooms.

Office/Publishing Building Built

Location

Sendlingerstrasse, Munich

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

School House in Bournville

W. Alexander Harvey

A school in the garden city of Bournville accommodating 540 children with classrooms arranged around a central hall, a 60-foot tower housing a library and laboratory, and basement classrooms exploiting the sloping site.

School Built

Location

Bournville, Birmingham

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Design for a Two-Family House

F. W. Jochem

A house design intended for two brothers and their families, located outside a Rhineland town, featuring white plaster, red brick, grey-yellow rubble stone base, and blue-painted timber elements; feature includes the diele, dining room fireplace wall, plans, and an accompanying 'Architekturstudie' with more monumental civic-style architecture.

Housing (Two-family house) Unbuilt

Location

Rheinland (near a city in the Rhineland)

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

House Design (Concord, Mass.)

Will Bradley

An extensively illustrated unbuilt American house design by Will Bradley for 'The Ladies Home Journal', featuring living room, dining room, children's room, library, boudoir/damenzimmer, bedrooms, plans, and furniture designs, discussed in an accompanying essay by H. E. Berlepsch-Valendas.

Villa/House Design (Competition/Unbuilt Design) Unbuilt

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, USA

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Design for a Wrought-Iron Garden Fence

Leopold Ludwigs

A design for a wrought-iron garden enclosure, noted for its taut handling of the iron material.

Garden Design/Fence Unbuilt

Location

Düsseldorf

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

House of Cavalry Captain Schönwetter on Stafflenbergstrasse

Albert Eitel

A single-family house on Stafflenbergstrasse in Stuttgart for Rittmeister Schönwetter, shown with floor plans.

House Built

Location

Stafflenbergstrasse, Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

House of Mr. P. Haag on Herdweg in Stuttgart

Hummel & Förstner

A single-family house on Herdweg in Stuttgart designed by Hummel & Förstner.

House Built

Location

Herdweg, Stuttgart

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

House 'Homestead' in Bowdon near Hale

Edgar Wood

An English house by Edgar Wood of Manchester, illustrated with a view into the hall, floor plans, and an exterior photograph; noted for its pure functional forms, though the wooden bedroom porch was criticized.

House Built

Location

Bowdon bei Hale, Manchester, England

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

House of Mr. M. H. Clark, Jamestown N.Y.

E. G. W. Dietrich

A residence in Jamestown, New York with accompanying floor plan showing porch, hall, kitchen and dining room layout.

House Built

Location

Jamestown, New York, USA

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

House of Mr. Thomas E. Jones, Scranton, Pa.

E. G. W. Dietrich

A residence in Scranton, Pennsylvania, illustrated with exterior view and floor plans, blending American and English stylistic elements.

House Built

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

Villa Heyman, Copenhagen

Carl Brummer

A villa under construction for Director Heyman with a generous plan, symmetrical facades, and a covered passage linking the main house to the stable; shown via model photographs and floor plans.

Villa Unbuilt

Location

Kopenhagen

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

House Ivar Knudsen, Copenhagen

Carl Brummer

A 1904 villa for Director Ivar Knudsen representing the architect's mature style, with strict symmetry, classical calm facades, and use of red brick with white window frames; feature includes garden front, house entrance, and floor plans.

Villa Built

Location

Kopenhagen

Publication

moderne bauformen · 1906

Open project

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