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	Project	Architect	Field	Typology	Location	Publication	Page
5715	Double Bowls in Silver	Wilhelm Wagenfeld	Industrial Design	Metalware	Weimar	Die Form 1930 / 05b	21
5714	Trays	Wilhelm Wagenfeld	Industrial Design	Metalware	Weimar	Die Form 1930 / 05b	21
5713	Water Kettle for Electric Hotplate	Wilhelm Wagenfeld	Industrial Design	Metalware	Weimar	Die Form 1930 / 05b	20
5712	State College for Building and Crafts, Weimar	Otto Bartning	Education / Architecture	School	Weimar	Die Form 1930 / 05b	19
5707	Crepe de Chine ("Bacchus", "Refrain")	Josef Hoffmann	Textile Design	Textile	Wien	Die Form 1930 / 05b	15
5706	Silver Goblet	Oswald Haerdtl	Industrial Design	Metalware	Wien	Die Form 1930 / 05b	14
5703	Fruit Bowl and Centerpiece	Josef Hoffmann	Industrial Design	Metalware	Wien	Die Form 1930 / 05b	13
5702	Silver Service	Oswald Haerdtl	Industrial Design	Metalware	Wien	Die Form 1930 / 05b	13
5701	Dream (1929)	Johanna Schütz-Wolff	Textile Design	Textile		Die Form 1930 / 05b	12
5700	Girlfriends (1929)	Johanna Schütz-Wolff	Textile Design	Textile	Schwabendorf b. Marburg a.L.	Die Form 1930 / 05b	11
5699	Smyrna Carpet (Hans Arp)	Hans Arp	Textile Design	Textile	Paris	Die Form 1930 / 05b	10
5698	Half-Gobelin (Bauhaus, Gunta Stölzl-Sharon)	Gunta Stölzl-Sharon	Textile Design	Textile	Dessau	Die Form 1930 / 05b	9
5697	Jacquard Weave	Anni Albers	Textile Design	Textile	Dessau	Die Form 1930 / 05b	8
5696	Children's Room Hanging, Child Labor (1923)	Ruth Citroen-Vallentin	Textile Design	Textile	Berlin-Wannsee	Die Form 1930 / 05b	8
5695	Gobelin of Artificial Silk and Cotton	Emil Hartwig	Textile Design	Textile	Dessau	Die Form 1930 / 05b	7
5694	Smyrna Carpet (1929)	Ida Kerkovius	Textile Design	Textile	Stuttgart	Die Form 1930 / 05b	7
5693	People and Animals in Landscape	Ernst Ludwig Kirchner	Textile Design	Textile	Davos	Die Form 1930 / 05b	6
5692	Animal Training	Irma Goecke	Textile Design	Textile	Dortmund	Die Form 1930 / 05b	6
5689	Treatise on Flat Roofs (Altanen) by Marperger	Paul Jakob Marperger	Architectural Theory/Writing	Cultural/Theoretical	Dresden, Germany	Die Form 1930 / 05a	29
5688	Gnadenberg Monastery Church - Dürer's Roof Report	Albrecht Dürer (as consulting expert)	Architecture	Cultural/Religious	Gnadenberg, Germany	Die Form 1930 / 05a	27
5687	Lenbach House / Munich Municipal Gallery	Gabriel Seidl (original 1887 building); Münchner Stadtbauamt (1924 extension)	Architecture	Cultural	Munich	Die Form 1930 / 05a	25
5684	Section C 'The Dwelling of Our Time' - German Building Exhibition Berlin 1931	Otto Bartning	Exhibition Design	Cultural/Exhibition	Berlin	Die Form 1930 / 05a	25
5680	Dammerstock Housing Estate	unspecified (Karlsruhe municipal project, discussed by multiple authors)	Urban Planning	Housing	Karlsruhe	Die Form 1930 / 05a	20
5678	Isla Private Hotel	J. Licht	Architecture	Hospitality	Arosa, Switzerland	Die Form 1930 / 05a	16
5676	Club of the Chemical Workers	K. Melnikow	Architecture	Cultural	Moscow	Die Form 1930 / 05a	15
5675	House of Culture, Moscow-Narva District / Leningrad	Gegello und Kritschewskij	Architecture	Cultural	Moscow-Narva District / Leningrad	Die Form 1930 / 05a	11
5674	Government Building Alma-Ata	Ginsburg (Moskau)	Architecture	Government/Office	Alma-Ata, Republic of Kazakhstan	Die Form 1930 / 05a	10
5672	Leipzig Trade Fair Housing Estate - High-rise with Double-storey Apartments	Otto Haesler	Architecture	Housing	Leipzig (Kaiserin-Augusta-Straße)	Die Form 1930 / 05a	6
5671	Double-storey apartment / Development proposal for Berlin-Neukölln	Otto Haesler	Urban Planning	Housing	Berlin-Neukölln	Die Form 1930 / 05a	3
5670	Spinnerin am Kreuz Housing Estate	Josef Frank	Urban Planning	Housing	Wien (Vienna)	Die Form 1930 / 04b	30
5669	Telephone Apparatus Competition and New Model	Richard Schadewell (competition design); company engineers (final model)	Industrial Design	Telecommunications Equipment	Frankfurt a. M.	Die Form 1930 / 04b	26
5668	Products of Bamberger, Leroi & Co. (Glass Holder, Ball Chain, Soap Dish Holder, Standing Valve)	in-house artists and engineers	Industrial Design	Bathroom/Household Fittings	Frankfurt a. M.	Die Form 1930 / 04b	25
5667	Kandem Desk Lamp / Double Cylinder Lamp / Bedside Lamp	Bauhaus Dessau (workshops)	Industrial Design	Lighting	Leipzig (manufactured by Körting & Mathiesen A.G.)	Die Form 1930 / 04b	24
5666	Stoneware Fittings, VDE Sockets	Dipl.-Ing. F. Deutsch	Industrial Design	Lighting/Electrical	Frankfurt a. M.	Die Form 1930 / 04b	22
5665	Gas Water Heaters, Shower Heads, Burners, Economy Heater, Hanging Heaters	Junkers & Co. engineers (no artist involved)	Industrial Design	Household Appliances	Dessau	Die Form 1930 / 04b	20
5664	Ashtray, Model for Mass Production	Lutz König	Industrial Design	Household Object	Karlsruhe	Die Form 1930 / 04b	17
5663	Water Kettle and Teapot	Wolfgang Tümpel	Industrial Design	Metalware	Halle (Werkstätten Giebichenstein)	Die Form 1930 / 04b	15
5662	Corner of a Living Room (Combination Furniture)	Erich Dieckmann	Interior Design	Furniture/Interior	Weimar	Die Form 1930 / 04b	15
5661	Simple Armchairs in Oak with Leather	Erich Dieckmann	Furniture Design	Furniture	Weimar	Die Form 1930 / 04b	14
5660	Heavy Gentleman's Desk	Erich Dieckmann	Furniture Design	Furniture	Weimar	Die Form 1930 / 04b	14
5659	Construction Drawing for a Lamp Rosette / Works of the Metal Workshop of the State Bauhochschule Weimar	Wilhelm Wagenfeld (leader)	Industrial Design	Lighting/Metalwork	Weimar	Die Form 1930 / 04b	11
5658	Upholstered Armchair and Chair	Heinrich Tessenow	Furniture Design	Furniture	Berlin	Die Form 1930 / 04b	9
5656	Folding Chairs in Beech	Erich Dieckmann	Furniture Design	Furniture	Weimar	Die Form 1930 / 04b	9
5655	Table and Chairs	Adolf G. Schneck	Furniture Design	Furniture	Stuttgart	Die Form 1930 / 04b	8
5654	De-We Chairs	Richard Riemerschmid	Furniture Design	Furniture		Die Form 1930 / 04b	8
5653	Folding Tables and Lacquered Table	Ferdinand Kramer	Industrial Design	Furniture	Frankfurt a. M.	Die Form 1930 / 04b	7
5652	Foldable Plate Rack	Ferdinand Kramer	Industrial Design	Furniture	Frankfurt a. M.	Die Form 1930 / 04b	6
5650	Reich Homestead Settlement Düsseldorf-Gerresheim	H. de Fries	Architecture / Urban Planning	Housing	Düsseldorf-Gerresheim, Am Torfbruch	Die Form 1930 / 04a	23
5649	Air Transfer Rush City East	Richard J. Neutra	Urban Planning / Architecture	Transportation Infrastructure	Rush City (hypothetical American city)	Die Form 1930 / 04a	18
5646	Messerschmitt All-Metal Transport Aircraft BFW M 20	Bayerische Flugzeugwerke A.G. Augsburg	Industrial Design / Aircraft Design	Transportation/Industrial	Augsburg	Die Form 1930 / 04a	9

Double Bowls in Silver

Wilhelm Wagenfeld

Silver double bowls approximately 12 cm diameter, designed by Wagenfeld.

Metalware Built

Location

Weimar

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Trays

Wilhelm Wagenfeld

Nickel-plated brass trays, approximately 25 cm diameter, designed by Wagenfeld and a student at the Weimar Bauhochschule.

Metalware Built

Location

Weimar

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Water Kettle for Electric Hotplate

Wilhelm Wagenfeld

A water kettle in nickel-plated Cupal (aluminum and copper) with wood knob and handle, designed by Wagenfeld at the Weimar Bauhochschule.

Metalware Built

Location

Weimar

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

State College for Building and Crafts, Weimar

Otto Bartning

Successor institution to the Bauhaus in Weimar, led by Bartning, known for its 'active building atelier' linking student work to real commissions and serial production for Thuringian craft and industry, dissolved in 1930 by the Nazi Kultusminister Frick.

School Built

Location

Weimar

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Crepe de Chine ("Bacchus", "Refrain")

Josef Hoffmann

Two crepe de chine fabric patterns named "Bachus" and "Refrain", designed by Hoffmann and produced by the Wiener Werkstätte.

Textile Built

Location

Wien

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Silver Goblet

Oswald Haerdtl

A silver goblet designed by Haerdtl and executed by Klinkosch.

Metalware Built

Location

Wien

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Fruit Bowl and Centerpiece

Josef Hoffmann

A hand-hammered silver fruit bowl and centerpiece designed by Hoffmann and produced by the Wiener Werkstätte.

Metalware Built

Location

Wien

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Silver Service

Oswald Haerdtl

A silver service designed by Haerdtl and produced by Klinkosch in Vienna.

Metalware Built

Location

Wien

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Dream (1929)

Johanna Schütz-Wolff

A half-gobelin woven on a flat loom from wool (178x113 cm), monumental in effect, textile in conception despite pictorial qualities.

Textile Built

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Girlfriends (1929)

Johanna Schütz-Wolff

A half-gobelin woven on a flat loom from wool (232x195 cm), part of Schütz-Wolff's new period of work influenced by a trip to Egypt with clear line and light tones.

Textile Built

Location

Schwabendorf b. Marburg a.L.

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Smyrna Carpet (Hans Arp)

Hans Arp

A Smyrna carpet (150x215 cm) made after Arp's design for the Galerie Myrbor, notable for the clarity of its drawing and use of three shades of gray, black, and reddish brown.

Textile Built

Location

Paris

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Half-Gobelin (Bauhaus, Gunta Stölzl-Sharon)

Gunta Stölzl-Sharon

A half-gobelin (183x115 cm) woven from cotton, wool, and artificial silk on a flat loom, showing fine drawing in black and white and compositions reminiscent of Klee.

Textile Built

Location

Dessau

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Jacquard Weave

Anni Albers

A mercerized cotton jacquard weave (210x155 cm) produced on a semi-mechanical jacquard loom, using Smyrna knots and chenille embroidery on a synthetic material ground.

Textile Built

Location

Dessau

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Children's Room Hanging, Child Labor (1923)

Ruth Citroen-Vallentin

An appliquéd and embroidered children's room wall hanging (59x57 cm) depicting child labor motif.

Textile Built

Location

Berlin-Wannsee

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Gobelin of Artificial Silk and Cotton

Emil Hartwig

A gobelin (39x42 cm) from the Bauhaus, exploring bildmäßige (pictorial) effects using open warp threads and dense bindings with moving line patterns.

Textile Built

Location

Dessau

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Smyrna Carpet (1929)

Ida Kerkovius

A Smyrna carpet of wool and silk (140x107 cm) exploiting contrasts of raised curled wool against smooth metal-thread weave.

Textile Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

People and Animals in Landscape

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

A half-gobelin (200x89 cm) woven from linen and wool, from the Museum Folkwang collection, translating painterly motifs into gobelin technique with flattened forms and angular contours.

Textile Built

Location

Davos

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Animal Training

Irma Goecke

A half-gobelin woven on a flat loom from cotton and wool, 180x81 cm, depicting animal training scenes.

Textile Built

Location

Dortmund

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Treatise on Flat Roofs (Altanen) by Marperger

Paul Jakob Marperger

Circa 1720 treatise by Marperger advocating mandatory flat roofs (Altanen) for newly built houses, using aesthetic and practical arguments based on Dresden houses; the proposal was not implemented due to lack of technical means.

Cultural/Theoretical Unbuilt

Location

Dresden, Germany

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Gnadenberg Monastery Church - Dürer's Roof Report

Albrecht Dürer (as consulting expert)

A 1518 expert opinion by Albrecht Dürer proposing a new flat pyramidal roof to replace the existing steep gabled roof of a monastery church, based on structural, safety, and cost arguments; the proposal was ultimately not adopted.

Cultural/Religious Unbuilt

Location

Gnadenberg, Germany

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Lenbach House / Munich Municipal Gallery

Gabriel Seidl (original 1887 building); Münchner Stadtbauamt (1924 extension)

Lenbach's 1887 residence by Gabriel Seidl, acquired by the city in 1924 and extended with a new gallery wing by the Munich building authority; the extension is criticized for destroying the original garden's spatial and asymmetrical harmony.

Cultural Built

Location

Munich

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Section C 'The Dwelling of Our Time' - German Building Exhibition Berlin 1931

Otto Bartning

Program and spatial concept for an exhibition section devoted to contemporary housing, organized around two courtyards with side-lit real room sequences rather than isolated exhibit booths.

Cultural/Exhibition Unbuilt

Location

Berlin

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Dammerstock Housing Estate

unspecified (Karlsruhe municipal project, discussed by multiple authors)

A large-scale row-housing (Zeilenbau) settlement in Karlsruhe extensively debated in this issue as a prime example of consistently executed row-building, criticized for monotony but praised for economy and hygiene.

Housing Built

Location

Karlsruhe

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Isla Private Hotel

J. Licht

A private mountain hotel in Arosa featuring terraces, sliding windows, a dining hall, music room, and bedrooms with verandas oriented for views and sun.

Hospitality Built

Location

Arosa, Switzerland

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Club of the Chemical Workers

K. Melnikow

A workers' club noted for its original formal solutions, with cylindrical volumes, protruding balcony forms, and a triangular stage plan, exemplifying Melnikow's expressive architectural language.

Cultural Built

Location

Moscow

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

House of Culture, Moscow-Narva District / Leningrad

Gegello und Kritschewskij

Large 'Houses of Culture' built by trade unions in 1926 as centers for intellectual and sporting life for workers' suburbs, containing theaters, concert halls, cinemas, and educational rooms.

Cultural Built

Location

Moscow-Narva District / Leningrad

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Government Building Alma-Ata

Ginsburg (Moskau)

A modern government building designed for the new capital of the Republic of Kazakhstan, forming the starting point of a new modern urban layout amid traditional single-storey wood and clay houses.

Government/Office Built

Location

Alma-Ata, Republic of Kazakhstan

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Leipzig Trade Fair Housing Estate - High-rise with Double-storey Apartments

Otto Haesler

A high-rise residential building with double-storey (duplex) apartments built for the 1929 Leipzig Baumessesiedlung, showcasing constructive detailing and various building materials; also adapted for convalescent families with enhanced housing hygiene.

Housing Built

Location

Leipzig (Kaiserin-Augusta-Straße)

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Double-storey apartment / Development proposal for Berlin-Neukölln

Otto Haesler

A proposed urban development concept for a site in Berlin-Neukölln, applying Haesler's idea of double-storey apartments to corner plots and high-rise housing along an arterial road.

Housing Unbuilt

Location

Berlin-Neukölln

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Spinnerin am Kreuz Housing Estate

Josef Frank

A model of a housing estate in Vienna under the artistic direction of Josef Frank; the project was later relocated to a different site due to terrain difficulties, as noted in the Austrian Werkbund announcements.

Housing Unbuilt

Location

Wien (Vienna)

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Telephone Apparatus Competition and New Model

Richard Schadewell (competition design); company engineers (final model)

H. Fuld & Co. held a design competition for a new telephone housing form; Richard Schadewell's submitted models served as the basis, further developed by the firm's engineers into the final production model in strict objective style.

Telecommunications Equipment Built

Location

Frankfurt a. M.

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Products of Bamberger, Leroi & Co. (Glass Holder, Ball Chain, Soap Dish Holder, Standing Valve)

in-house artists and engineers

Bathroom and household fittings developed jointly by in-house artists and engineers at Bamberger, Leroi & Co. A.G., including a jointless durable ball chain and reparable valve.

Bathroom/Household Fittings Built

Location

Frankfurt a. M.

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Kandem Desk Lamp / Double Cylinder Lamp / Bedside Lamp

Bauhaus Dessau (workshops)

Lamps designed in collaboration between the Bauhaus Dessau workshops and Körting & Mathiesen; the desk lamp reworked an older model while the double cylinder lamp was an entirely new design.

Lighting Built

Location

Leipzig (manufactured by Körting & Mathiesen A.G.)

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Stoneware Fittings, VDE Sockets

Dipl.-Ing. F. Deutsch

Stoneware fittings and VDE lamp sockets for damp rooms designed by engineer Fritz Deutsch, owner of Ernst Paltzer & Co.

Lighting/Electrical Built

Location

Frankfurt a. M.

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Gas Water Heaters, Shower Heads, Burners, Economy Heater, Hanging Heaters

Junkers & Co. engineers (no artist involved)

A range of enameled gas water heaters and related appliances by Junkers & Co., designed purely by engineers based on functional requirements without artistic input.

Household Appliances Built

Location

Dessau

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Ashtray, Model for Mass Production

Lutz König

An ashtray model designed by Lutz König specifically for mass production techniques.

Household Object Built

Location

Karlsruhe

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Water Kettle and Teapot

Wolfgang Tümpel

Nickel-plated brass water kettle and teapot with wooden handles, designed by Wolfgang Tümpel, produced at Werkstätten Giebichenstein.

Metalware Built

Location

Halle (Werkstätten Giebichenstein)

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Corner of a Living Room (Combination Furniture)

Erich Dieckmann

A 1927 designed sewing/reading living room corner with combination furniture in two-tone stained oak, from the Staatliche Bauhochschule Weimar.

Furniture/Interior Built

Location

Weimar

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Simple Armchairs in Oak with Leather

Erich Dieckmann

Simple oak armchairs with leather upholstery designed by Erich Dieckmann.

Furniture Built

Location

Weimar

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Heavy Gentleman's Desk

Erich Dieckmann

A heavy men's desk in moor oak with front and back doors and an adjustable top on metal dowels, allowing the body to be extended.

Furniture Built

Location

Weimar

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Construction Drawing for a Lamp Rosette / Works of the Metal Workshop of the State Bauhochschule Weimar

Wilhelm Wagenfeld (leader)

Design drawings and student works from the metal workshop of the Staatliche Bauhochschule Weimar, led by Wilhelm Wagenfeld, including a silver cream service.

Lighting/Metalwork Built

Location

Weimar

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Upholstered Armchair and Chair

Heinrich Tessenow

An upholstered armchair and chair designed by Heinrich Tessenow, manufactured by J. Groschkus, Berlin.

Furniture Built

Location

Berlin

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Folding Chairs in Beech

Erich Dieckmann

Folding chairs in beech with cane and plywood seats, exemplifying an artist's constructive design approach.

Furniture Built

Location

Weimar

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Table and Chairs

Adolf G. Schneck

A 1926/27 designed table and chair set with attention to production and price considerations, manufactured by Deutsche Werkstätten, Berlin.

Furniture Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

De-We Chairs

Richard Riemerschmid

The first standardized type-chair designed by an artist (1918), manufactured by Deutsche Werkstätten A.G.

Furniture Built

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Folding Tables and Lacquered Table

Ferdinand Kramer

Folding tables and a lacquered table designed by Ferdinand Kramer, manufactured by Julius Obernzenner, Frankfurt a. M.

Furniture Built

Location

Frankfurt a. M.

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Foldable Plate Rack

Ferdinand Kramer

A collapsible plate rack designed by Ferdinand Kramer, exemplifying constructive ingenuity combined with material and form sensitivity.

Furniture Built

Location

Frankfurt a. M.

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Reich Homestead Settlement Düsseldorf-Gerresheim

H. de Fries

A hillside single-family housing settlement resulting from a limited competition, with houses (types A, B, C) oriented to maximize southern light along a curving main street following the terrain, contrasted with the rigid Dammerstock settlement's rectilinear planning.

Housing Built

Location

Düsseldorf-Gerresheim, Am Torfbruch

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Air Transfer Rush City East

Richard J. Neutra

A theoretical American airport/transfer terminal design integrating air, rail, and road transport as part of Neutra's imaginary 'Rush City' urban plan, combining aircraft loading halls, elevated rail, ticketing, hotel, and commercial arcade.

Transportation Infrastructure Unbuilt

Location

Rush City (hypothetical American city)

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

Messerschmitt All-Metal Transport Aircraft BFW M 20

Bayerische Flugzeugwerke A.G. Augsburg

An all-metal transport aircraft under construction, illustrating modern fuselage frame construction with vertical intersecting formers and stringers covered by sheet metal skin absorbing diagonal forces.

Transportation/Industrial Built

Location

Augsburg

Publication

Die Form · 1930

Open project

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