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	Project	Architect	Field	Typology	Location	Publication	Page
4768	Stained Glass Window Cartoon for the Bayer Boardroom	Dietz Edzard	Glass Design	Interior/Decorative Art	Leverkusen	Die Form 1925 / 11	26
4766	Cologne High-Rise (Cologne Suspension Bridge)	Prof. Fritz Schumacher (withdrawn design); subsequent competition open to German and Austrian architects	Architecture	High-rise/Commercial	Cologne	Die Form 1925 / 11	24
4765	Brooklyn Bridge	J. und W. Roebling	Engineering/Architecture	Infrastructure/Bridge	New York	Die Form 1925 / 11	21
4764	Wrought Iron Works (Ventilation Grille, Electoral Brandenburg Eagle)	Julius Schramm	Metalwork/Blacksmithing	Decorative Ironwork	Berlin	Die Form 1925 / 11	21
4763	Old Velten Jug / Jug by Bogler / Technical Porcelain	Bogler (Kanne); Staatliche Porzellanmanufaktur Berlin (Technisches Porzellan)	Ceramic Design	Ceramics	Berlin / Velten-Vordamm	Die Form 1925 / 11	19
4735	Bavarian Applied Arts Exhibition, Old Botanical Garden Munich	Oswald Bieber	Exhibition Design / Architecture	Cultural	Munich	Die Form 1925 / 10	18
4729	German Section of the International Applied Arts Exhibition in Monza	Adolf G. Schneck (Kunstgewerbeschule Stuttgart)	Exhibition Design	Cultural	Monza, Italy	Die Form 1925 / 10	15
4728	Zeiss Planetarium in Jena	Adolf Meyer (Weimar) / E. F. Berking (kuppel construction)	Architecture / Industrial Design	Cultural	Jena	Die Form 1925 / 10	21
4727	Garkau Farm / The Cattle Barn	Hugo Häring	Architecture	Agricultural/Industrial	Garkau	Die Form 1925 / 10	20
4723	Batik works by Ragnhild d'Ailly	Ragnhild d'Ailly	Textile Design	Textile	München	Die Form 1922 / 05	22
4719	Plauen machine lace	Eismann und Kästner (Entwürfe)	Textile Design	Lace/Textile	Plauen im Vogtland	Die Form 1922 / 05	17
4718	Bobbin lace works (Hamburg School of Applied Arts)	C. O. Czeschka (Spitzen), Paul Helms (Decke)	Textile Design	Lace/Textile	Hamburg	Die Form 1922 / 05	18
4709	Colored Tiles and Plates (Ceramics by Läuger)	Max Läuger	Ceramic Design	Decorative Object	Karlsruhe	Die Form 1922 / 04	33
4708	Wrought-Iron Church Candlesticks	Fachklasse Mörl, Handwerker- und Kunstgewerbeschule Crefeld	Metalwork / Industrial Design	Religious Object	Crefeld	Die Form 1922 / 04	33
4707	Monstrance, St. Peter and Paul Church, Cologne-Ehrenfeld	Ernst Riegel	Metalwork / Liturgical Object Design	Religious Object	Köln-Ehrenfeld	Die Form 1922 / 04	33
4706	The Ten Commandments (woodcut/block print)	Rudolf Koch	Typography / Woodcut / Graphic Design	Religious Graphic Art	Offenbach am Main	Die Form 1922 / 04	12
4702	Forest Chapel (Design in glazed architectural ceramic)	Hans Poelzig	Architecture / Ceramic Design	Religious	Potsdam (designer's location); model shown at Dombauhütte, München	Die Form 1922 / 04	17
4701	Catholic Church in the Westphalian Mining District (Ickern)	Alfred Fischer	Architecture	Religious / Industrial-adjacent	Ickern, Westphalia	Die Form 1922 / 04	16
4700	St. Joseph's Emergency Church, Offenbach/Main	Dominikus Böhm	Architecture	Religious	Offenbach am Main	Die Form 1922 / 04	16
4699	Design for a Wooden Church	Hans Soeder	Architecture	Religious	Berlin	Die Form 1922 / 04	20
4698	Star Church	Otto Bartning	Architecture	Religious		Die Form 1922 / 04	25
4694	Thorn-Prikker Windows in the Church of the Three Kings, Neuss	Johan Thorn Prikker	Stained Glass / Glass Painting	Religious Art	Dreikönigenkirche, Neuß am Rhein	Die Form 1922 / 04	28
4692	Cathedral Workshop	Peter Behrens	Architecture / Exhibition Design	Cultural / Religious	München (Deutsche Gewerbeschau 1922)	Die Form 1922 / 04	10
4684	New Reich Coin Designs	Prof. Josef Wackerle	Industrial Design / Coin Design	Currency	Berlin (Staatliche Münze)	Die Form 1922 / 03	73
4683	Office Building for Gelsenkirchen (Design)	Alfred Fischer	Architecture	Office	Gelsenkirchen	Die Form 1922 / 01	35
4682	Administration Building of the Rhenish Steelworks (Design)	Wilhelm Kreis und K. A. Jüngst	Architecture	Office	Düsseldorf	Die Form 1922 / 01	35
4681	Wylerberg House near Cleve	Otto Bartning	Architecture	Housing	near Cleve (Kleve), Niederrhein	Die Form 1922 / 01	35
4678	Cemetery in Gräfelfing near Munich	Richard Riemerschmid	Architecture	Cultural	Gräfelfing bei München	Die Form 1922 / 01	35
4677	House near St. Moritz	Heinrich Tessenow	Architecture	Housing	near St. Moritz	Die Form 1922 / 01	35
4676	Housing Estate Buildings (in the West)	Alfred Fischer	Architecture	Housing	Western Germany (Essen area)	Die Form 1922 / 01	35
4675	People's House in Rotthausen	Alfred Fischer	Architecture	Cultural	Rotthausen, Essen	Die Form 1922 / 01	35
4674	Industrial Plant on the Rhine	Alfred Fischer	Architecture	Industrial	Rhineland (Essen area)	Die Form 1922 / 01	35
4673	Building of the Rhenish Metal Goods Factory	Wilhelm Kreis	Architecture	Industrial	Düsseldorf (Rhineland/Westphalia)	Die Form 1922 / 01	35
4672	Chemical Factory in Luban near Posen	Hans Poelzig	Architecture	Industrial	Luban bei Posen	Die Form 1922 / 01	35
4671	Large Power Plants of the General Electricity Company in Tschornewitz-Golpa	Werner Issel	Architecture	Industrial	Tschornewitz-Golpa	Die Form 1922 / 01	35
4658	Centro Comercial en Miami	Juan Carlos López	Architecture	Commercial	Miami	Nuestra Arquitectura 1985 / 08	36
4644	historia Historia de la arquitectura de Córdoba, desde el Prehispánico al siglo	XX Rodolfo Gallardo	Architecture	Other	Cordoba	Nuestra Arquitectura 1982 / 04	60
4634	Dormy House, Country Club de la Sociedad Hebraica Argentina en Pilar	PRIMER PREMIO: Korn, Lopatin, Mariasch, Di Veroli, Sabato	Architecture	Club	Pilar	Nuestra Arquitectura 1980 / 12	104
4561	Edificio para Caja de Jubilaciones, Subsidios y Pensiones	estudio de los Adolfo J. Estrada, Alberto Mendonca Paz, Máximo Pellegrini	Architecture	Building	Carlos Pellegrini 71	Nuestra Arquitectura 1971 / 04
4546	Embajada de Chile	arquitectos Pablo Burchard Aguayo, Juan Echenique Guzmán y José Cruz	Architecture	Other	calle Tagle, entre avenidas	Nuestra Arquitectura 1969 / 12	36
4541	Viviendas en Flores	Dante R. Calderaro y Julio C. Lemme, teniendo como adjuntos a los arquitectos	Architecture	Housing	Flores	Nuestra Arquitectura 1969 / 01	456
4534	Automóvil Club Argentino en Floresta	arquitectos Jaime J. W. Sequeira (jefe de la división arquitectura del	Architecture	Club	Floresta	Nuestra Arquitectura 1967 / 09	22
4532	Techos curvos y ladrillos en Temperley	arquitecto Mario N. Papini. Propietario: Hugo Repetto	Architecture	Other	Temperley	Nuestra Arquitectura 1967 / 05	31
4525	Cuatro monobloques en Constitución. Sistema de construcción: Outinord	Departamento Técnico de Pueyrredón Construcciones. Asesor técnico: Atilio	Architecture	Other	Constitucion	Nuestra Arquitectura 1965 / 06	53
4523	Banco de Tokyo	Asian y Ezcurra	Architecture	Bank	Tokyo	Nuestra Arquitectura 1965 / 05	10
4519	Arquitectura blanca en Belgrano El caso de la vivienda Caro, en Belgrano, es bastante distinto de todos los otros	Juon Bollester Peño y M. Coro de Bollester Peño	Architecture	Residential	Belgrano	Nuestra Arquitectura 1964 / 10	18
4517	Edificio para el Banco Provincia de Córdoba	arquitectos Revol, Diax, Hobbs	Architecture	Bank	Cordoba	Nuestra Arquitectura 1964 / 07	32
4516	Shopping center en Martínez	Marcelo Reboursin, arquitecto, y Roberto Reboursin, ingeniero civil	Architecture	Other	Martinez	Nuestra Arquitectura 1964 / 05	414
4508	Gommel Roesner, arq.: Residencia en Austin,	Texas	Architecture	Residential	Austin	Nuestra Arquitectura 1957 / 06	50
4507	PAg. E. Alvarez Claros, arq.: Dos Casas de Acassuso 37 Planificación y Equipos de Hospitales para	Enfermos Crónicos	Urbanism	Healthcare & Hospitals	Hospitales para	Nuestra Arquitectura 1957 / 06	41

Stained Glass Window Cartoon for the Bayer Boardroom

Dietz Edzard

A stained glass window design created for the boardroom of Farbenfabriken vorm. Friedrich Bayer & Co. in Leverkusen, executed with refined technique and exhibited at the Schloßmuseum before installation.

Interior/Decorative Art Built

Location

Leverkusen

Publication

Die Form · 1925

Open project

Cologne High-Rise (Cologne Suspension Bridge)

Prof. Fritz Schumacher (withdrawn design); subsequent competition open to German and Austrian architects

A proposed high-rise building at the Cologne suspension bridge; Schumacher's original design was rejected by the expert committee and withdrawn, and the project was turned into an open ideas competition with cash prizes.

High-rise/Commercial Unbuilt

Location

Cologne

Publication

Die Form · 1925

Open project

Brooklyn Bridge

J. und W. Roebling

The Brooklyn Bridge (1867-1884), engineered by J. and W. Roebling, illustrated alongside a painting by Joseph Stella as an example of American engineering monumentality.

Infrastructure/Bridge Built

Location

New York

Publication

Die Form · 1925

Open project

Wrought Iron Works (Ventilation Grille, Electoral Brandenburg Eagle)

Julius Schramm

Wrought iron works including a ventilation/skylight grille and a Brandenburg eagle motif, designed and executed by Julius Schramm as part of the Werkbund's Werkstattgruppe.

Decorative Ironwork Built

Location

Berlin

Publication

Die Form · 1925

Open project

Old Velten Jug / Jug by Bogler / Technical Porcelain

Bogler (Kanne); Staatliche Porzellanmanufaktur Berlin (Technisches Porzellan)

Ceramic works exhibited in the Ausstellung neuer märkischer Keramik, including a traditional Velten jug, a jug by Bogler linked to Bauhaus workshop production, and technical porcelain by the Berlin State Porcelain Manufactory.

Ceramics Built

Location

Berlin / Velten-Vordamm

Publication

Die Form · 1925

Open project

Bavarian Applied Arts Exhibition, Old Botanical Garden Munich

Oswald Bieber

A restrained small exhibition building with rooms connected by identical arched doorways, whitewashed walls, yellow Solnhofer stone floors, and tall windows, providing a masterful frame for displaying individual pieces of Bavarian craft work.

Cultural Built

Location

Munich

Publication

Die Form · 1925

Open project

German Section of the International Applied Arts Exhibition in Monza

Adolf G. Schneck (Kunstgewerbeschule Stuttgart)

German exhibition rooms at the international applied arts exhibition in Monza, unified through use of white nettle fabric ceilings and hangings, showcasing modern German applied arts alongside a Meissen porcelain display in a preserved Baroque room.

Cultural Built

Location

Monza, Italy

Publication

Die Form · 1925

Open project

Zeiss Planetarium in Jena

Adolf Meyer (Weimar) / E. F. Berking (kuppel construction)

A shell-dome building housing the Zeiss planetarium instrument, notable for its lightweight steel-net and torkret-concrete shell construction achieving close correspondence between structure and form.

Cultural Built

Location

Jena

Publication

Die Form · 1925

Open project

Garkau Farm / The Cattle Barn

Hugo Häring

A pear-shaped cattle barn designed for optimal stabling of 42 head of livestock, with innovative feeding, ventilation, and manure removal systems derived directly from functional requirements.

Agricultural/Industrial Built

Location

Garkau

Publication

Die Form · 1925

Open project

Batik works by Ragnhild d'Ailly

Ragnhild d'Ailly

Batik textile works using wax-resist dyeing that combine free, musical rhythm with a disciplined overall decorative structure, avoiding both excessive subjective freedom and rigid geometric formalism.

Textile Built

Location

München

Publication

Die Form · 1922

Open project

Plauen machine lace

Eismann und Kästner (Entwürfe)

Machine lace produced by the Forkel Arbeitsgemeinschaft in Plauen after designs by Eismann and Kästner, exhibited at the Leipzig Autumn Fair in the Grassi Museum, continuing the pioneering work of Albert Forkel on modern machine lace.

Lace/Textile Built

Location

Plauen im Vogtland

Publication

Die Form · 1922

Open project

Bobbin lace works (Hamburg School of Applied Arts)

C. O. Czeschka (Spitzen), Paul Helms (Decke)

Bobbin lace designed by Czeschka and a lace tablecloth designed by Paul Helms, executed in the lace class of Gertrud Zschorsch at the Hamburg School of Applied Arts, representing a new modern German lace type distinct from Viennese lace work.

Lace/Textile Built

Location

Hamburg

Publication

Die Form · 1922

Open project

Colored Tiles and Plates (Ceramics by Läuger)

Max Läuger

A series of colorful glazed ceramic tiles and plates designed by Max Läuger, described as charming and immediately comprehensible creations of a genuine craftsman.

Decorative Object Built

Location

Karlsruhe

Publication

Die Form · 1922

Open project

Wrought-Iron Church Candlesticks

Fachklasse Mörl, Handwerker- und Kunstgewerbeschule Crefeld

Simple wrought-iron church candlesticks presented as model examples of good ecclesiastical craftsmanship, in contrast to prevailing mass-produced imitation forms.

Religious Object Built

Location

Crefeld

Publication

Die Form · 1922

Open project

Monstrance, St. Peter and Paul Church, Cologne-Ehrenfeld

Ernst Riegel

A silver-worked monstrance praised as an example of excellent craftsmanship combined with a living, non-imitative form, avoiding both historicism and excessive modern decorative fashion.

Religious Object Built

Location

Köln-Ehrenfeld

Publication

Die Form · 1922

Open project

The Ten Commandments (woodcut/block print)

Rudolf Koch

A block-printed depiction of the Ten Commandments carved in wood by Rudolf Koch, praised as embodying genuine German craft piety, illustrated in the issue.

Religious Graphic Art Built

Location

Offenbach am Main

Publication

Die Form · 1922

Open project

Forest Chapel (Design in glazed architectural ceramic)

Hans Poelzig

A fantastical model chapel design made of colorfully glazed majolica ceramic, exploring reflective light effects and baroque-like ornamental richness around a wayside shrine image.

Religious Unbuilt

Location

Potsdam (designer's location); model shown at Dombauhütte, München

Publication

Die Form · 1922

Open project

Catholic Church in the Westphalian Mining District (Ickern)

Alfred Fischer

A reinforced concrete church designed for unstable mining subsidence terrain near Ickern, whose homogeneous structural mass, including buried tie rods, produced a Gothic-like interior spatial effect; exterior clad simply in brick.

Religious / Industrial-adjacent Unbuilt

Location

Ickern, Westphalia

Publication

Die Form · 1922

Open project

St. Joseph's Emergency Church, Offenbach/Main

Dominikus Böhm

A modest emergency church built with minimal means, notable for the emotional intensification of light from the dark nave into the bright apse lit by high windows.

Religious Built

Location

Offenbach am Main

Publication

Die Form · 1922

Open project

Design for a Wooden Church

Hans Soeder

A wooden church design surrounded by housing in a monastic-like settlement layout, conceived with windows by Dülberg, exemplifying works of wood, glass and colour for sacred architecture.

Religious Unbuilt

Location

Berlin

Publication

Die Form · 1922

Open project

Star Church

Otto Bartning

An unbuilt design for a centralized Protestant church combining liturgical (sacral) and preaching functions in a star-shaped plan, praised as a synthesis of technical construction and spiritual form, illustrated with two plates in the issue.

Religious Unbuilt

Publication

Die Form · 1922

Open project

Thorn-Prikker Windows in the Church of the Three Kings, Neuss

Johan Thorn Prikker

A monumental cycle of stained glass windows depicting 14 scenes from the life of Christ, the Assumption of Mary and Archangel Michael, commissioned in 1913 and considered Thorn Prikker's masterwork, noted for its innovative color composition and bold diagonal treatment of the crucifixion scene.

Religious Art Built

Location

Dreikönigenkirche, Neuß am Rhein

Publication

Die Form · 1922

Open project

Cathedral Workshop

Peter Behrens

An arts-and-crafts collaborative pavilion at the Munich Gewerbeschau 1922, uniting architecture, sculpture and applied art in service of a symbolic sacred building, featuring brick and timber work, mosaic flooring, and a terracotta portal figure.

Cultural / Religious Built

Location

München (Deutsche Gewerbeschau 1922)

Publication

Die Form · 1922

Open project

New Reich Coin Designs

Prof. Josef Wackerle

Winning design for new German Reich hard currency (5 Pfennig to 5 Mark), featuring a redesigned eagle with strong plastic relief, produced in cooperation with the Berlin state mint.

Currency Built

Location

Berlin (Staatliche Münze)

Publication

Die Form · 1922

Open project

Office Building for Gelsenkirchen (Design)

Alfred Fischer

An unbuilt design for an office building in Gelsenkirchen, exploring the possibilities of severe, formalized commercial street architecture.

Office Unbuilt

Location

Gelsenkirchen

Publication

Die Form · 1922

Open project

Administration Building of the Rhenish Steelworks (Design)

Wilhelm Kreis und K. A. Jüngst

An unbuilt design for an administration building for the Rhenish Steelworks.

Office Unbuilt

Location

Düsseldorf

Publication

Die Form · 1922

Open project

Wylerberg House near Cleve

Otto Bartning

A model of a house under construction on the Lower Rhine, with a strong dynamic spatial form related to Cubist stereometric shapes, notably featuring a music hall with novel spatial elements.

Housing Unbuilt

Location

near Cleve (Kleve), Niederrhein

Publication

Die Form · 1922

Open project

Cemetery in Gräfelfing near Munich

Richard Riemerschmid

A cemetery building group rising from the flat landscape near Munich, modest yet expressive, avoiding both subjectivist willfulness and borrowed historic formulas.

Cultural Built

Location

Gräfelfing bei München

Publication

Die Form · 1922

Open project

House near St. Moritz

Heinrich Tessenow

A standalone house set in a mountain landscape, appearing to grow naturally out of its site while being governed by clarity and closure of form.

Housing Built

Location

near St. Moritz

Publication

Die Form · 1922

Open project

Housing Estate Buildings (in the West)

Alfred Fischer

Worker housing estate developments demonstrating increasing formal unification while retaining lively variation through repetition of similar forms.

Housing Built

Location

Western Germany (Essen area)

Publication

Die Form · 1922

Open project

People's House in Rotthausen

Alfred Fischer

A community hall (Volkshaus) built for Rotthausen, expressing the strict formal unity that characterizes the era's collective spirit.

Cultural Built

Location

Rotthausen, Essen

Publication

Die Form · 1922

Open project

Industrial Plant on the Rhine

Alfred Fischer

Industrial complex built along the Rhine, part of Fischer's western German industrial architecture emphasizing formal unity through simplicity.

Industrial Built

Location

Rhineland (Essen area)

Publication

Die Form · 1922

Open project

Building of the Rhenish Metal Goods Factory

Wilhelm Kreis

Industrial building for a metalware manufacturer, exemplifying the will to unify raw industrial form through extreme simplicity of line.

Industrial Built

Location

Düsseldorf (Rhineland/Westphalia)

Publication

Die Form · 1922

Open project

Chemical Factory in Luban near Posen

Hans Poelzig

A large chemical factory complex considered one of the masterworks of the era, combining pure functional expression with sophisticated architectural form across multiple structures.

Industrial Built

Location

Luban bei Posen

Publication

Die Form · 1922

Open project

Large Power Plants of the General Electricity Company in Tschornewitz-Golpa

Werner Issel

Large-scale power plant complex whose dominant building groups are shaped purely by technical function, evoking medieval Italian townscapes in their massing.

Industrial Built

Location

Tschornewitz-Golpa

Publication

Die Form · 1922

Open project

Centro Comercial en Miami

Juan Carlos López

Commercial

Location

Miami

Publication

Nuestra Arquitectura · 1985

Open project

historia Historia de la arquitectura de Córdoba, desde el Prehispánico al siglo

XX Rodolfo Gallardo

Other

Location

Cordoba

Publication

Nuestra Arquitectura · 1982

Open project

Dormy House, Country Club de la Sociedad Hebraica Argentina en Pilar

PRIMER PREMIO: Korn, Lopatin, Mariasch, Di Veroli, Sabato

Club

Location

Pilar

Publication

Nuestra Arquitectura · 1980

Open project

Edificio para Caja de Jubilaciones, Subsidios y Pensiones

estudio de los Adolfo J. Estrada, Alberto Mendonca Paz, Máximo Pellegrini

Building

Location

Carlos Pellegrini 71

Publication

Nuestra Arquitectura · 1971

Open project

Embajada de Chile

arquitectos Pablo Burchard Aguayo, Juan Echenique Guzmán y José Cruz

Other

Location

calle Tagle, entre avenidas

Publication

Nuestra Arquitectura · 1969

Open project

Viviendas en Flores

Dante R. Calderaro y Julio C. Lemme, teniendo como adjuntos a los arquitectos

Housing

Location

Flores

Publication

Nuestra Arquitectura · 1969

Open project

Automóvil Club Argentino en Floresta

arquitectos Jaime J. W. Sequeira (jefe de la división arquitectura del

Club

Location

Floresta

Publication

Nuestra Arquitectura · 1967

Open project

Techos curvos y ladrillos en Temperley

arquitecto Mario N. Papini. Propietario: Hugo Repetto

Other

Location

Temperley

Publication

Nuestra Arquitectura · 1967

Open project

Cuatro monobloques en Constitución. Sistema de construcción: Outinord

Departamento Técnico de Pueyrredón Construcciones. Asesor técnico: Atilio

Other

Location

Constitucion

Publication

Nuestra Arquitectura · 1965

Open project

Banco de Tokyo

Asian y Ezcurra

Bank

Location

Tokyo

Publication

Nuestra Arquitectura · 1965

Open project

Arquitectura blanca en Belgrano El caso de la vivienda Caro, en Belgrano, es bastante distinto de todos los otros

Juon Bollester Peño y M. Coro de Bollester Peño

Residential

Location

Belgrano

Publication

Nuestra Arquitectura · 1964

Open project

Edificio para el Banco Provincia de Córdoba

arquitectos Revol, Diax, Hobbs

Bank

Location

Cordoba

Publication

Nuestra Arquitectura · 1964

Open project

Shopping center en Martínez

Marcelo Reboursin, arquitecto, y Roberto Reboursin, ingeniero civil

Other

Location

Martinez

Publication

Nuestra Arquitectura · 1964

Open project

Gommel Roesner, arq.: Residencia en Austin,

Texas

Residential

Location

Austin

Publication

Nuestra Arquitectura · 1957

Open project

PAg. E. Alvarez Claros, arq.: Dos Casas de Acassuso 37 Planificación y Equipos de Hospitales para

Enfermos Crónicos

Healthcare & Hospitals

Location

Hospitales para

Publication

Nuestra Arquitectura · 1957

Open project

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