Use the list below and the filter menu to browse through featured projects from architectural periodicals, and access the pages where they were published. Project data has been extracted from magazine issues through custom made scripts. Each entry records project name, designers, design field, typology, publication date, and a link to the source issue. Extraction of the datasets followed three phases: manual reading and data entry, rule-based pattern recognition via RegEx, and custom extractions via the Claude API (Anthropic), for contextual understanding across languages and font corruption. API-based extraction has been applied to several titles at modest cost, but not all. Note 1: Since datasets were extracted with scripts, entries may need curation. Note 2: Search fields work for Latin, Greek, Arabic, and Cyrillic alphabets.
Prof. Bonatz (Holztribüne); Oberbaurat Dr. Schmidt with Architekt Amesöder (Stadtisches Hochbauamt, Kampfbahn und Tribüne); Oberhaurat Dr. Ströbel and Prof. Dr. Bonatz (overall design); Baudirektor Dr. Maier (Tiefbauamt); Stadtbaurat Grüneicold (site supervision)
A dressing table designed and manufactured by the Möbelfabrik J. Hallhuber in Munich, presented as part of a bedroom furniture set.
FurnitureBuilt
Location
München
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Tea and Liqueur Cabinet
Seminar Beblo (design attributed to seminar)
A small tea and liqueur cabinet in German walnut with lemonwood interior and inlays, executed by F. Höber.
FurnitureBuilt
Location
Weimar (school project)
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Writing Cabinet in Elm Wood
Hege (design), ausgeführt von K. Thiele
A writing cabinet in elm wood designed in Seminar Beblo and executed by K. Thiele.
FurnitureBuilt
Location
Weimar (school project)
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Design for a Weekend House
Bauer (student, Seminar Norkauer)
Design for a weekend house with a calm exterior formed by connected walls with small window openings and an interesting interior layout.
Weekend houseUnbuilt
Location
Weimar (school project)
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Design for a Single-Family House
Kleinert (student, Seminar Norkauer)
Compact single-family house design with efficient use of limited exterior dimensions (approx. 9x10 m).
HousingUnbuilt
Location
Weimar (school project)
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Design for an Unemployment Settlement near Jena
Rothenstein (student, Seminar Norkauer)
Student design for a settlement for unemployed people near Jena, shown with elevations, sections and plans.
Housing (Settlement)Unbuilt
Location
Jena (school project)
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Design for a Rural House for a Shoemaker
Körber (student, Seminar Norkauer)
Student design combining a shoemaker's workshop and shop with a separate residence, carefully separating traffic flows and sound transmission.
Housing/WorkshopUnbuilt
Location
Weimar (school project)
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Design for a Single-Family House
M. Reisinger (student, Seminar Norkauer)
Student design for a single-family house produced in Seminar Norkauer at the Weimar Hochschule für Baukunst.
HousingUnbuilt
Location
Weimar (school project)
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Design for a Manor House
Chr. Bauer (student, Seminar Schultze-Naumburg)
A student design for a manor house created within Schultze-Naumburg's seminar at the Staatliche Hochschule für Baukunst in Weimar.
HousingUnbuilt
Location
Weimar (school project)
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Details for a small living room
Theodor Jacobi
A small living room (3.40 x 3.60m) designed for a couple who moved from the city to run a small farm, featuring built-in corner bench/chest, bookshelf, couch, and custom furniture in simple wood finishes.
Residential InteriorBuilt
Location
Germany (unspecified rural location)
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
'Ligt' Commercial Building in Basel
Bräuning, Leu und Dürig
Commercial building with a ticket hall on the first floor and canopy details over a ramp; images omitted from main text due to space but construction details shown on plate.
Office/CommercialBuilt
Location
Basel
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
New residential and commercial building in an urbanistically appropriate location on the Rhine in Basel
Bräuning, Leu und Dürig
New building project (still under construction at time of publication) sited prominently on the Rhine in Basel, shown with site plan, ground floor plan, and river elevations.
Mixed-use (Housing/Commercial)Unbuilt
Location
Rhine riverside, Basel
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Restaurant/commercial building with apartments at Hochbergerplatz, Basel
Bräuning, Leu und Dürig
Mixed-use restaurant and housing building built 1931-32, with a restaurant and adjoining rooms.
Mixed-use (Restaurant/Housing)Built
Location
Hochbergerplatz, Basel
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
The Garden Show in Hannover 1933
Gartenarchitekt Hübotter
Major national garden exhibition ('Jahresschau deutscher Gartenkultur') on the grounds by the Stadthalle Hannover, covering plant production, garden art, and related themes, running from June 24 to October 10, 1933.
Exhibition/GardenBuilt
Location
Hannover
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
The Building Exhibition in Dortmund 1933 - House VI
W. Eckenrath
Small house with living/dining room, kitchen and cloakroom on ground floor, 2 bedrooms, study, and bath on upper floor, built for RM 10,000.
HousingBuilt
Location
Dortmund
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
The Building Exhibition in Dortmund 1933 - House IV
Aug. Wittmann
Small house with hall, large living room, 2 bedrooms, kitchen, WC and bath on ground floor, built for RM 7,800.
HousingBuilt
Location
Dortmund
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
The Building Exhibition in Dortmund 1933 - House III
Aug. Wittmann
Small house with 3 rooms, kitchen, cloakroom and WC on ground floor and 2 large bedrooms and bath in attic, built for RM 9,000.
HousingBuilt
Location
Dortmund
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
The Building Exhibition in Dortmund 1933 - House I
Franzius
Small house with 3 rooms and kitchen on ground floor, 3 bedrooms, bath and WC on upper floor, built for RM 14,500 for the Dortmund exhibition 'Das billige Haus zum festen Preis'.
HousingBuilt
Location
Dortmund
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
The Facilities of the 15th German Gymnastics Festival in Stuttgart (Adolf Hitler Stadium)
Prof. Bonatz (Holztribüne); Oberbaurat Dr. Schmidt with Architekt Amesöder (Stadtisches Hochbauamt, Kampfbahn und Tribüne); Oberhaurat Dr. Ströbel and Prof. Dr. Bonatz (overall design); Baudirektor Dr. Maier (Tiefbauamt); Stadtbaurat Grüneicold (site supervision)
Large sports and festival grounds covering 82.5 hectares for the 15th German Gymnastics Festival, including main stadium (Adolf-Hitler-Kampfbahn) for over 39,000 spectators, festival meadow with wooden grandstand for 12,000, tennis courts, and flag tower.
Sports/StadiumBuilt
Location
Stuttgart, Wasengelände
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Desk with Pull-out Drawing Board
Reg.-Bmstr. K. Jahn-Dresden
Combined writing desk and drawing table with a concealed pull-out drawing board integrated into the desk top, allowing simultaneous use of both surfaces.
FurnitureBuilt
Location
Dresden
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
New Slot Sealing Device for Retractable Sliding Windows
Max Müller
A new slot-sealing mechanism for retractable sliding windows, invented and executed by the architect, combining sliding sash with double-window construction; not patented.
Window/Building ComponentBuilt
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Jude House - Wood Construction Details
Jakob Kader
Detail plate showing wood construction details for the Jude house, referenced to pages 238-239.
HousingBuilt
Location
Obermenzing bei München
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Church in Allach - Details (Pews and Windows)
Gustav Gsaenger
Detail plates showing church pew and window details for the Allach church, referenced to pages 227-230.
Religious/SacredBuilt
Location
Allach, Munich
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Villetta Nunes-Vois
M. Tufaroli-Luciano
Mediterranean country house design representing modern avant-garde approach seeking harmony of purpose, form and environment.
Housing
Location
Mediterranean region (unspecified, likely Italy)
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
The Living Room in the Small House
Arch. H. Jaud - München
Color plate studies of small living rooms and bedrooms in a small house (5:8 m footprint), demonstrating space-saving yet comfortable furnishing and color schemes for compact housing.
Housing (Small House)
Location
Germany (unspecified)
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Gustav Adolf Church
Geheimrat Bestelmeyer
New church visible in aerial photograph adjacent to the Oberpostdirektion complex, designed by Geheimrat Bestelmeyer.
Religious/CulturalBuilt
Location
Nürnberg, Germany
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Competition Design for Santa Maria Novella Station, Florence
Hans Ludwig (Meran) and Francesco Bossi
A competition entry for the Florence railway station by a South Tyrolean German-trained architect together with a Florentine colleague, cited as an example of a new freer generation of Italian architecture.
Transportation (railway station)Unbuilt
Location
Florenz (Florence), Italy
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Purchased Design for the Reich Memorial of Honor
Karl Pfeiffer-Haardt
A purchased competition design for the Reich War Memorial, comprising an honor grove, assembly places, ceremonial approach paths, and a memorial hall containing a bell tolled daily to commemorate the fallen of WWI.
Memorial / CulturalUnbuilt
Location
Bad Berka, Tannroda, Blankenhain (Thuringia)
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Building of the Line District Waldkirchen
Postal telecommunications district building shown with construction details.
Shops in the Post Office Building on Frauenhoferstraße, Munich
Small shops integrated into a post office building, shown as an example of shop-street integration.
Retail / Mixed useBuilt
Location
München, Frauenhoferstraße
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Lingel Nuremberg
Fritz Landauer (attributed, chain design)
Nuremberg branch of the Lingel shoe shop chain.
Retail (shoe shop)Built
Location
Nürnberg
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
O.P.C. Shop on Sendlinger Straße
Small shop symmetrically arranged with a neighboring cigar shop, showing effective distancing from neighboring stores despite reduced height.
Retail (shop)Built
Location
München, Sendlinger Straße
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Goldsmith Shop in the Asam House
Historic small shopfront in the house of the Asam brothers, cited as an example of a well-preserved old small display window design.
Retail (shop)Built
Location
München, Sendlinger Straße
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
House Dipl.-Ing. Erdmann near Saarbrücken
Rudolf Krüger
A residential house showing the lively street facade animated by an external staircase.
Housing (Single-family)Built
Location
Near Saarbrücken, Germany
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
A House Near the Own House of Architect Krüger
Unknown (contrasted with Krüger's rejected design)
A neighboring house that was approved by the building police without issue, presented as a contrast to Krüger's rejected superior design.
Housing (Single-family)Built
Location
Saarbrücken, Germany
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
The Post Office in Starnberg
Bauabteilung im Reichspostministerium, Abteilung Bayern
Post office with canopy, entrance stairs, and detailed site plan, north elevation and ground floor plan shown.
Office/PostalBuilt
Location
Starnberg, Bavaria, Germany
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
The Post Office in Munich-Moosach
Bauabteilung im Reichspostministerium, Abteilung Bayern
Post office building shown with detail drawings of sliding windows and canopy.
Office/PostalBuilt
Location
München-Moosach, Germany
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
The Space-Saving Kitchen in the Single-Family House
Dipl.-Ing. Bernhard Stein, Hamburg-Altona
Study of functional kitchen design types (Types A and B) for single-family homes, including model kitchens exhibited in a touring exhibition 'Die Küche', with detailed analysis of work processes, storage systems, and ergonomic heights.
Housing/Kitchen designBuilt
Location
Hamburg-Bergedorf, Germany (example kitchen)
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Country House in Dürnstein (Plate 28-29, plans)
Prof. Karl Holey, Wien
Detailed ground floor and attic plans plus site plan for the hillside country house in Dürnstein.
HousingBuilt
Location
Dürnstein, Austria
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Hotel Restaurant at Tublinger Kogel (Plate 24-25, plans)
Prof. Max Feilerer, Mitarbeiter Eugen Wörle, Wien
Detailed floor plans of ground floor, first upper floor, and attic showing hotel rooms, restaurant, kitchen, and terrace layouts.
Hospitality/RestaurantBuilt
Location
Tublinger Kogel, Austria
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
St. Anthony's Church in Stuttgart-Kaltental (Plate 21-23, details)
Regierungsbaumeister Hans Herkommer, Stuttgart
Detailed plates showing the church's high altar, pulpit, communion rail, and furnishings, with reinforced concrete construction, 250 seats and 250 standing places.
Religious/SacredBuilt
Location
Stuttgart-Kaltental, Germany
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
A Factory Extension
Dr.-Ing. Weidle, Tübingen
Extension of an existing factory combining a steep roof and flat roof form, maintaining unity by continuing the ridge line and roof outline of the old building into the new structure's cornice.
IndustrialBuilt
Location
Tübingen, Germany
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Glass Palace Competition - Shortlisted Entry
Arch. Biller u. Reichel, Nürnberg
Shortlisted competition entry from Nuremberg architects.
Cultural (Exhibition Building)Unbuilt
Location
München (Alter Botanischer Garten)
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Glass Palace Competition - Entry Gruber
Reg.-Baurat Gruber, Landbauamt München
Competition entry shown alongside other submissions for the exhibition building.
Cultural (Exhibition Building)Unbuilt
Location
München (Alter Botanischer Garten)
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Alhambra and Generalife in Granada
Historic Moorish garden complex referenced as an example of garden spatial elements (Zypressenhof/cypress court, sun terrace) in the forthcoming book on residential gardens.
Historic GardenBuilt
Location
Granada, Spain
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
The Residential Garden, Its Spatial and Structural Elements
Guido Harbers (author); Heinz Paulus (garden-technical collaborator)
A forthcoming book (announced in this issue) about residential gardens, developing spatial and structural elements of garden design with example small gardens, planting plans, and cost calculations.
Book/Theoretical Work with example gardens
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Living and Dining Room
C. A. Grüneser
A living and dining room interior design shown as part of the Werkbund exhibition furniture examples.
Residential InteriorBuilt
Location
Stuttgart, Germany
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Retractable Typewriter Desk
System Thürner
A space-saving desk with a mechanism to retract a typewriter, designed for office or small apartment use.
Furniture (Office)Built
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Sewing Table
Grete Lübbers
A compact sewing table design with drawers for thread and needlework, shown open and closed, part of the Werkbund exhibition furniture selection.
FurnitureBuilt
Location
Wilhelmshaven-Stuttgart, Germany
Publication
Der Baumeister · 1933
Open project
Apartment House, Evanston, Illinois
Gebrüder Dornian (Dornan Brothers)
An apartment house built in 1931 shown as an example of possibilities for apartment high-rise arrangements.