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	Project	Architect	Field	Typology	Location	Publication	Page
5253	Diesel Motor Railcar for Morocco	Unknown	Industrial Design	Vehicle/Transport	Morocco	Die Form 1928 / 14	3
5249	Sales Room of Ankerwerke A.G.	Dipl.-Ing. Walter Kretschmer	Interior Design / Retail Design	Retail Sales Room	Berlin, Friedrichstraße	Die Form 1928 / 13	20
5248	Nirosta Shop in Düsseldorf	Dr. Paul Mahlberg	Interior Design / Retail Design	Retail Store	Düsseldorf	Die Form 1928 / 13	19
5247	Nirosta Exhibition Room of Fried. Krupp A.G.	Dr. Paul Mahlberg	Interior Design / Exhibition Design	Showroom	Düsseldorf	Die Form 1928 / 13	18
5246	Room with Spray Technique (Great Berlin Art Exhibition 1928)	Oscar Nerlinger	Exhibition Design / Interior Design	Exhibition Room	Berlin	Die Form 1928 / 13	17
5245	Magazine Cover (Spray Technique)	Oscar Nerlinger	Graphic Design / Typography	Periodical Cover	Berlin	Die Form 1928 / 13	16
5243	Film Poster (Spray Technique)	Oscar Nerlinger	Graphic Design / Poster Art	Poster	Berlin	Die Form 1928 / 13	15
5242	Poster 'Circus' in Spray Technique	Oscar Nerlinger	Graphic Design / Poster Art	Poster	Berlin	Die Form 1928 / 13	15
5239	Printed Matter for the Schocken Department Store Stuttgart	Erich Mendelsohn (building); Renger-Patzsch (photography)	Graphic Design / Advertising	Commercial / Retail Print Materials	Stuttgart	Die Form 1928 / 13	12
5238	New Cover of the Magazine 'Die Form'	Dr. Dexel (Walter Dexel)	Typography / Graphic Design	Periodical Cover	Jena-Magdeburg	Die Form 1928 / 13	8
5234	Three-Part Articulated Dining Car of the London & North-Eastern Railway	London & North-Eastern Bahn (engineers unnamed)	Industrial Design	Transportation	United Kingdom	Die Form 1928 / 12	26
5233	Rheingold Wagon	Linke-Hofmann-Werke A.G.	Industrial Design	Transportation	Breslau	Die Form 1928 / 12	24
5226	Standard Two-Axle Freight Wagon	Hannoversche Waggonfabrik A.G.	Industrial Design	Transportation	Hannover-Linden	Die Form 1928 / 12	20
5225	Gas Collection Tank Wagon of the Polish State Railway	Hannoversche Waggonfabrik A.G.	Industrial Design	Transportation	Hannover-Linden	Die Form 1928 / 12	20
5224	Fish Transport Wagon for Express Trains	Waggon- und Maschinenbau-A.G., Görlitz	Industrial Design	Transportation	Görlitz	Die Form 1928 / 12	20
5223	Narrow-gauge box self-unloading wagon / saddle-bottom self-unloading wagon / large saddle wagon / large freight wagon	Friedr. Krupp A.G.	Industrial Design	Transportation/Industrial	Essen	Die Form 1928 / 12	18
5216	I.G. Farben Administration Building	Hans Poelzig	Architecture	Office	Frankfurt am Main	Die Form 1928 / 12	29
5213	Exhibition Rooms of the Frankfurt Gas Company	Adolf Meyer	Exhibition Design / Interior Architecture	Commercial/Exhibition	Kaiserpassage, Frankfurt a. M.	Die Form 1928 / 11	22
5212	Funerary Fixtures (Candlestick and Cross) for the Frankfurt Burial Office	Hans Warnecke	Industrial Design / Metalwork with Enamel	Ceremonial/Funerary Objects	Frankfurt a. M.	Die Form 1928 / 11	20
5211	Enamel Vessels (Tea Caddy, Wine Jug, Egg-cup set, Salt and Pepper Shakers, Bowl)	Hans Warnecke und Erica Habermann	Industrial Design / Metalwork with Enamel	Household Objects	Frankfurt a. M.	Die Form 1928 / 11	15
5205	Exhibition 'The Chair' Stuttgart 1928	Adolf G. Schneck (organizer), various including Ferdinand Kramer, Mies van der Rohe, Marcel Breuer, Riemerschmid, Pankok, Gebr. Rasch, Stam, Rietveld	Furniture Design / Exhibition Design	Furniture	Stuttgart	Die Form 1928 / 10	16
5198	Semi-Detached Single-Family House (Poelzig)	Hans Poelzig	Architecture	Housing	Berlin-Zehlendorf	Die Form 1928 / 10	5
5195	The Gagfah Housing Estate at Fischtalgrund	Heinrich Tessenow (künstlerische Leitung), sechzehn Architekten including Ernst Grabbe, Hans Poelzig, Paul Schmitthenner, Georg Steinmetz, Mebes und Emmerich, W. Jost	Architecture	Housing	Berlin-Zehlendorf, Fischtalgrund	Die Form 1928 / 10	1
5194	Interior Design of the Zeppelin Airship L.Z. 127	unnamed specialty firm (commissioned by Luftschiffbau Zeppelin)	Interior Design	Transportation / Interior	Friedrichshafen	Die Form 1928 / 09	30
5191	Krauß Spin Dryer	Unknown	Industrial Design	Household Appliance	Germany	Die Form 1928 / 09	25
5188	Fish Kettle, Egg Pan, Roasting Pan, Casseroles, Kitchen Bowl (Cromargan/Silit Steel Cookware)	Unknown	Industrial Design	Household Goods	Geislingen	Die Form 1928 / 09	21
5183	Shop with Arcade, J. A. Seidl Hats, Munich	Max Wiederanders	Architecture / Interior Design	Commercial / Retail	Munich	Die Form 1928 / 09	15
5179	The Steel Church	Otto Bartning	Architecture	Cultural / Religious	Cologne (Pressa exhibition), intended for relocation afterward	Die Form 1928 / 09	2
5178	Kaffee Hag Tower	Bernhard Hoetger	Architecture	Exhibition Building	Cologne (Pressa exhibition)	Die Form 1928 / 09	9
5176	House of the Workers' Press (Letter Tower)	Hans Schumacher	Architecture	Exhibition Building	Cologne (Pressa exhibition)	Die Form 1928 / 09	4
5175	Rudolf Mosse Pavilion at the Pressa	Erich Mendelsohn	Architecture	Exhibition Building	Cologne (Pressa exhibition)	Die Form 1928 / 09	1
5174	Telephone Building (Administration Building of the Telephone Company)	Gmelin (Stuttgart)	Architecture	Office	New York, USA	Die Form 1928 / 08	29
5173	Dining room and gentleman's study (German section, Macy exhibition)	Bruno Paul	Interior Design	Interior/Domestic	New York, USA (exhibited); furniture from Köln	Die Form 1928 / 08	27
5172	Dining and kitchen corner (American section, Macy exhibition)	Kem Weber	Interior Design	Interior/Domestic	Los Angeles / New York (exhibited)	Die Form 1928 / 08	26
5171	International Exposition of Art in Industry (Macy's, New York) – German Section	Bruno Paul (report); arrangement Frau Prill-Schloemann	Exhibition Design	Exhibition	New York, USA	Die Form 1928 / 08	23
5170	"Jacoby 1872" models (women's and men's shoes)	Unknown	Industrial Design / Footwear Design	Footwear	Berlin	Die Form 1928 / 08	21
5167	Sauce jug	Willi Wagenfeld	Industrial Design / Metalwork	Tableware	Weimar	Die Form 1928 / 08	19
5165	Coffee maker "Sintrax"	Prof. Gerhard Marcks	Industrial Design	Household Appliance	Halle-Giebichenstein / Jena	Die Form 1928 / 08	18
5162	Share certificate with guilloché engraving (Lignite Carbonization Power Plant Hesse-Frankfurt Ltd.)	Leistikow, Frankfurt a. M. (typography)	Typography / Graphic Design	Print/Financial Document	Frankfurt a. M.	Die Form 1928 / 08	12
5161	Metal box with guilloché engraving / Guilloché works of the Pforzheim Arts and Crafts School	Professor A. Goetzell (class leader)	Metalwork / Ornamental Engraving	Decorative Objects	Pforzheim	Die Form 1928 / 08	9
5160	Bangle (Silver with black lacquer)	Raymond Templier	Jewelry Design	Jewelry	Paris	Die Form 1928 / 08	8
5159	Bracelet, model work, silver, enamel	Hans Warnecke	Jewelry Design	Jewelry	Frankfurt a. M.	Die Form 1928 / 08	8
5158	Diamond Bracelets	Unknown	Jewelry Design	Jewelry	Pforzheim	Die Form 1928 / 08	7
5157	Brooch in Onyx and Diamonds	Ernst Schmidt	Jewelry Design	Jewelry	Berlin	Die Form 1928 / 08	5
5156	Bracelets in Gold and Platinum, with Pearls and Diamonds	Ernst Schmidt	Jewelry Design	Jewelry	Berlin	Die Form 1928 / 08	3
5155	Bracelets, series-produced, in Double, Platinin and Enamel	Unknown	Industrial Design / Jewelry Design	Jewelry	Pforzheim	Die Form 1928 / 08	1
5154	Newspaper Kiosk	Ferdinand Kramer	Architecture / Industrial Design	Kiosk/Small Structure	Frankfurt am Main	Die Form 1928 / 07	30
5153	Printed Materials of the City of Frankfurt am Main	Leistikow	Typography/Graphic Design	Print/Administrative Design	Frankfurt am Main	Die Form 1928 / 07	28
5151	Pressa Exhibition Design (Flags, Coats of Arms, Typography, Signage, Exhibition Rooms)	F. H. Ehmcke	Exhibition Design / Typography / Graphic Design	Cultural/Exhibition	Köln (Pressa)	Die Form 1928 / 07	20
5150	Exhibition Halls, Staatenhaus, Museum Building, Rhine Restaurant (Pressa Buildings at Rheinpark)	Baudirektor Adolf Abel	Architecture	Cultural/Exhibition	Köln, Rheinpark	Die Form 1928 / 07	5

Diesel Motor Railcar for Morocco

A diesel-engine railcar for Morocco with second and third class compartments, featuring rattan seat covers and fabric ceiling, avoiding Moorish stylistic ornament; built by Christoph & Unmack AG, Niesky.

Vehicle/Transport Built

Location

Morocco

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Sales Room of Ankerwerke A.G.

Dipl.-Ing. Walter Kretschmer

A sales showroom for Ankerwerke A.G. Bielefeld located on Friedrichstraße in Berlin, designed to display the company's products.

Retail Sales Room Built

Location

Berlin, Friedrichstraße

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Nirosta Shop in Düsseldorf

Dr. Paul Mahlberg

A retail shop showcasing Nirosta stainless steel products, designed by the same architect as the Krupp Nirosta exhibition room.

Retail Store Built

Location

Düsseldorf

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Nirosta Exhibition Room of Fried. Krupp A.G.

Dr. Paul Mahlberg

An exhibition and advertising room (no sales conducted) showcasing Nirosta stainless steel (Marke V2A) used throughout the interior and facade elements, including door handles, railings, and lighting fixtures, all made of the non-rusting steel.

Showroom Built

Location

Düsseldorf

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Room with Spray Technique (Great Berlin Art Exhibition 1928)

Oscar Nerlinger

An experimental exhibition room where the spray technique was applied for the first time as a design element on the wall, shown at the 'Große Berliner Kunstausstellung 1928'.

Exhibition Room Built

Location

Berlin

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Magazine Cover (Spray Technique)

Oscar Nerlinger

A magazine cover created using spray technique over various objects, black spray on white with red lettering.

Periodical Cover Built

Location

Berlin

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Film Poster (Spray Technique)

Oscar Nerlinger

A film poster using black spray technique over various objects on a white background.

Poster Built

Location

Berlin

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Poster 'Circus' in Spray Technique

Oscar Nerlinger

A poster for a circus created using the spray (Spritztechnik) method, black spray on white with red lettering.

Poster Built

Location

Berlin

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Printed Matter for the Schocken Department Store Stuttgart

Erich Mendelsohn (building); Renger-Patzsch (photography)

Promotional printed materials issued for the opening of the new Schocken department store branch in Stuttgart, designed by Erich Mendelsohn, featuring photographs by Renger-Patzsch of the stocking factory.

Commercial / Retail Print Materials Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

New Cover of the Magazine 'Die Form'

Dr. Dexel (Walter Dexel)

A new cover design for 'Die Form' magazine was selected from several submitted proposals by leading graphic artists; Dexel's design was chosen for its strong lettering and flexible photo placement area.

Periodical Cover Built

Location

Jena-Magdeburg

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Three-Part Articulated Dining Car of the London & North-Eastern Railway

London & North-Eastern Bahn (engineers unnamed)

An articulated three-part dining car representing, per the author, the highest technical and aesthetic goal of modern wagon construction through unification of multiple cars into one inseparable unit.

Transportation Built

Location

United Kingdom

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Rheingold Wagon

Linke-Hofmann-Werke A.G.

A luxury railway carriage for the famous Rheingold express train, shown with detailed interior views in the article.

Transportation Built

Location

Breslau

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Standard Two-Axle Freight Wagon

Hannoversche Waggonfabrik A.G.

A closed two-axle general-purpose freight wagon representing a compromise design meeting varied usage requirements.

Transportation Built

Location

Hannover-Linden

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Gas Collection Tank Wagon of the Polish State Railway

Hannoversche Waggonfabrik A.G.

A gas-collection tank wagon built for the Polish State Railway, cited as an example where neither maximum load gauge nor maximum weight were fully utilized.

Transportation Built

Location

Hannover-Linden

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Fish Transport Wagon for Express Trains

Waggon- und Maschinenbau-A.G., Görlitz

A specialized fast-train wagon for fish transport, fitted with a brake compartment adapted from freight wagon design.

Transportation Built

Location

Görlitz

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Narrow-gauge box self-unloading wagon / saddle-bottom self-unloading wagon / large saddle wagon / large freight wagon

Friedr. Krupp A.G.

Series of railway freight wagons by Krupp illustrating functionally-driven form in self-unloading and bulk freight cars, presented as examples of aesthetically satisfying purpose-forms.

Transportation/Industrial Built

Location

Essen

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

I.G. Farben Administration Building

Hans Poelzig

Poelzig won a restricted competition among noted architects to design the large administration building for I.G.-Farben, after plans to use an in-house company architect were dropped.

Office

Location

Frankfurt am Main

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Exhibition Rooms of the Frankfurt Gas Company

Adolf Meyer

Conversion of the Kaiserpassage in Frankfurt into sales, exhibition and promotional spaces for the Frankfurter Gasgesellschaft, featuring integrated natural and artificial lighting, glass and iron materials, and Adolf Meyer's own Stufenspiegellampen designed for Zeiss-Icon.

Commercial/Exhibition Built

Location

Kaiserpassage, Frankfurt a. M.

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Funerary Fixtures (Candlestick and Cross) for the Frankfurt Burial Office

Hans Warnecke

Candlestick and cross designed for the funeral service equipment of the Frankfurt Bestattungsamt, made of Neusilber with black and white opal enamel.

Ceremonial/Funerary Objects Built

Location

Frankfurt a. M.

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Enamel Vessels (Tea Caddy, Wine Jug, Egg-cup set, Salt and Pepper Shakers, Bowl)

Hans Warnecke und Erica Habermann

A series of enamel household objects in Neusilber (nickel silver), including teacaddies, a wine jug and cups, an egg-cup set, salt/pepper shakers and bowls, exploring enamel as an integrated design element rather than decorative ornament, suitable for serial production.

Household Objects Built

Location

Frankfurt a. M.

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Exhibition 'The Chair' Stuttgart 1928

Adolf G. Schneck (organizer), various including Ferdinand Kramer, Mies van der Rohe, Marcel Breuer, Riemerschmid, Pankok, Gebr. Rasch, Stam, Rietveld

A major exhibition of over 400 chair models from Germany, England, Holland, Sweden, France and America, showcasing industrial products and experimental designs in wood, iron, aluminum and cane, organized by Adolf G. Schneck.

Furniture Built

Location

Stuttgart

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Semi-Detached Single-Family House (Poelzig)

Hans Poelzig

A semi-detached house praised for its good spatial disposition and light provision, with furniture designed by Frau Poelzig and produced by Firma Groschkus, including plywood chairs.

Housing Built

Location

Berlin-Zehlendorf

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

The Gagfah Housing Estate at Fischtalgrund

Heinrich Tessenow (künstlerische Leitung), sechzehn Architekten including Ernst Grabbe, Hans Poelzig, Paul Schmitthenner, Georg Steinmetz, Mebes und Emmerich, W. Jost

A housing estate for lower and middle-class employees built by 16 architects under Tessenow's artistic direction, featuring individual small houses with prescribed pitched roofs, situated adjacent to Bruno Taut's flat-roofed Gehag estate, sparking the 'Dächerkrieg' controversy.

Housing Built

Location

Berlin-Zehlendorf, Fischtalgrund

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Interior Design of the Zeppelin Airship L.Z. 127

unnamed specialty firm (commissioned by Luftschiffbau Zeppelin)

The passenger gondola interior of the new Zeppelin airship L.Z. 127, criticized in a letter by Ernst Kropp for using imitation historic English ornament and floral patterns instead of a modern design language befitting its advanced technology.

Transportation / Interior Built

Location

Friedrichshafen

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Krauß Spin Dryer

A household laundry spin dryer with a drawn copper drum and Fichtel & Sachs ball bearings, available with water, hand, or electric drive at a low price of 220 Marks.

Household Appliance Built

Location

Germany

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Fish Kettle, Egg Pan, Roasting Pan, Casseroles, Kitchen Bowl (Cromargan/Silit Steel Cookware)

A range of stainless steel (Cromargan) and Silit-steel cookware items - fish kettle, egg pan, roasting pan, casseroles, mixing bowl, ladle - produced by the Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik (W.M.F.), praised as durable, hygienic 'cookware of the future'.

Household Goods Built

Location

Geislingen

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Shop with Arcade, J. A. Seidl Hats, Munich

Max Wiederanders

A hat shop designed with an internal passage allowing customers to view displayed goods away from busy street traffic, blurring the boundary between street and shop interior.

Commercial / Retail Built

Location

Munich

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

The Steel Church

Otto Bartning

A steel-framed Protestant church built as a permanent structure (intended to be relocated after the exhibition) exploring a new type of unified congregational church space combining sermon and liturgy.

Cultural / Religious Built

Location

Cologne (Pressa exhibition), intended for relocation afterward

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Kaffee Hag Tower

Bernhard Hoetger

A highly stylized fantastical tower structure built for the coffee brand Hag at the Pressa, criticized in the text as backward-looking rather than genuinely modern.

Exhibition Building Built

Location

Cologne (Pressa exhibition)

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

House of the Workers' Press (Letter Tower)

Hans Schumacher

Exhibition pavilion for the workers' press at the Pressa, featuring a tower formed purely of letters, with colored spatial treatment and typographic design by Max Burchartz.

Exhibition Building Built

Location

Cologne (Pressa exhibition)

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Rudolf Mosse Pavilion at the Pressa

Erich Mendelsohn

Temporary exhibition pavilion for the Mosse publishing house at the Pressa exhibition in Cologne, discussed as an example of a new, statically expressive temporary architecture.

Exhibition Building Built

Location

Cologne (Pressa exhibition)

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Telephone Building (Administration Building of the Telephone Company)

Gmelin (Stuttgart)

A 25-story administration building for the telephone company housing 6000 employees, featuring 26 elevators, no staircases for regular circulation, restaurants, recreation rooms, and a medical office, cited as an example of modern American building technique and social organization.

Office Built

Location

New York, USA

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Dining room and gentleman's study (German section, Macy exhibition)

Bruno Paul

A dining room and gentleman's study designed by Bruno Paul, arranged by Tilli Prill-Schloemann with furniture from the Richmodishaus in Cologne, exhibited in the German section at Macy's, New York.

Interior/Domestic Built

Location

New York, USA (exhibited); furniture from Köln

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Dining and kitchen corner (American section, Macy exhibition)

Kem Weber

A dining and kitchen nook designed by Kem Weber (a Berlin-born architect based in Los Angeles) for the American section of the International Exposition of Art in Industry at Macy's, New York.

Interior/Domestic Built

Location

Los Angeles / New York (exhibited)

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

International Exposition of Art in Industry (Macy's, New York) – German Section

Bruno Paul (report); arrangement Frau Prill-Schloemann

German section of an international exhibition of modern decorative arts at Macy's department store in New York, featuring interiors and objects representing German design, arranged by Prill-Schloemann and reported on by Bruno Paul.

Exhibition Built

Location

New York, USA

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

"Jacoby 1872" models (women's and men's shoes)

A series of shoe models by Emil Jacoby, Berlin, including women's promenade and afternoon shoes, men's sport shoes, hunting and street shoes, showcasing fine craftsmanship in chevreau and boxcalf leathers.

Footwear Built

Location

Berlin

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Sauce jug

Willi Wagenfeld

A pressed and assembled sauce jug in nickel silver (silvered), with knob and handles in Trolit, designed by Willi Wagenfeld, head of the metal class at the State School for Crafts and Building in Weimar.

Tableware Built

Location

Weimar

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Coffee maker "Sintrax"

Prof. Gerhard Marcks

A glass coffee-making apparatus designed by Gerhard Marcks and manufactured by the Jena glassworks Schott und Gen.

Household Appliance Built

Location

Halle-Giebichenstein / Jena

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Share certificate with guilloché engraving (Lignite Carbonization Power Plant Hesse-Frankfurt Ltd.)

Leistikow, Frankfurt a. M. (typography)

A share certificate (1000 Reichsmark) for a Frankfurt lignite power company, featuring guilloché-engraved decorative typography as an example of formally closed ornamental pattern set into a flat surface.

Print/Financial Document Built

Location

Frankfurt a. M.

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Metal box with guilloché engraving / Guilloché works of the Pforzheim Arts and Crafts School

Professor A. Goetzell (class leader)

Metal boxes, vessels, and objects decorated with guilloché (machine-engraved) ornament produced by the guilloché class at the Baden School of Arts and Crafts in Pforzheim, exploring new formal possibilities of the technique.

Decorative Objects Built

Location

Pforzheim

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Bangle (Silver with black lacquer)

Raymond Templier

A silver bangle bracelet with black lacquer, considered a form of handcrafted serial production with slight variation between pieces.

Jewelry Built

Location

Paris

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Bracelet, model work, silver, enamel

Hans Warnecke

A silver and enamel bracelet designed as model work, intended as inspiration for serial industrial production.

Jewelry Built

Location

Frankfurt a. M.

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Diamond Bracelets

Hand-worked diamond bracelets, one featuring a row of sapphires, produced by workshops for diamond jewelry.

Jewelry Built

Location

Pforzheim

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Brooch in Onyx and Diamonds

Ernst Schmidt

A handcrafted individual brooch made of onyx and diamonds.

Jewelry Built

Location

Berlin

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Bracelets in Gold and Platinum, with Pearls and Diamonds

Ernst Schmidt

Handcrafted individual jewelry pieces (example of artisanal single-piece production), bracelets in gold and platinum set with pearls, diamonds, and a sapphire.

Jewelry Built

Location

Berlin

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Bracelets, series-produced, in Double, Platinin and Enamel

Series-produced bracelets in imitation gold (Double), Platinin metal, and enamel, manufactured industrially for the mass market.

Jewelry Built

Location

Pforzheim

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Newspaper Kiosk

Ferdinand Kramer

A newspaper kiosk designed for the city of Frankfurt am Main by the municipal building office under Ferdinand Kramer.

Kiosk/Small Structure Built

Location

Frankfurt am Main

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Printed Materials of the City of Frankfurt am Main

Leistikow

A unified design system for all printed materials of a municipal administration (Frankfurt), based on logical, clear arrangement using grotesque (sans-serif) typefaces rather than formalistic elements.

Print/Administrative Design Built

Location

Frankfurt am Main

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Pressa Exhibition Design (Flags, Coats of Arms, Typography, Signage, Exhibition Rooms)

F. H. Ehmcke

Comprehensive exhibition design work for the Pressa including flags of German states and foreign nations (paper sculptures), signage, warning signs, kiosks, exhibition rooms for Jos. Feinhals and the Ludwig Wagner type foundry, and the cultural-historical department displays.

Cultural/Exhibition Built

Location

Köln (Pressa)

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

Exhibition Halls, Staatenhaus, Museum Building, Rhine Restaurant (Pressa Buildings at Rheinpark)

Baudirektor Adolf Abel

Permanent exhibition halls, congress hall, Staatenhaus, a museum conversion of the former Kürassierkaserne, and a Rhine restaurant built for the Pressa exhibition in Köln, clad in sand-finished brick over a steel frame, with towers and colonnades along the Rhine.

Cultural/Exhibition Built

Location

Köln, Rheinpark

Publication

Die Form · 1928

Open project

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