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Designed at the close of the Weimar period, the Lemke House distills Ludwig Mies van der Rohe’s brick studies into a compact domestic work. A single story, flat roof, and…
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The “House with two courtyards” is an introverted concrete dwelling in the Bavarian Forest that organizes domestic life around two internal courts. The larger court serves the public rooms, while…
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Set within the wooded landscape of Kleinmachnow outside Berlin, the Kleinmachnow House translates Ray Kappe’s mid-century modern ethos to a northern European context. The design advances a disciplined post-and-beam language,…
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In 1930, Hans Scharoun designed the Schminke House for Fritz Schminke, the owner of a noodles factory in Loebau, Saxony, Germany. Schminke requested a modern house for his family of…
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