Der Baumeister 1938 Architecture Magazine German Issue 9 September Trento Railway Station
Der Baumeister – Architecture, Urban Planning and Construction Design – XXXVI. Jahrgang, Heft 9 – September 1938 – German Edition
Description:
Der Baumeister was one of Germany's established and influential architecture and construction journals of the twentieth century. First published in Munich in 1902, the monthly magazine became an important professional resource documenting architectural movements, urban planning, building design and developments in construction technology. Its issues featured newly constructed residential buildings, public structures and urban projects, illustrated with architectural drawings, technical plans and high-quality photographic reproductions.
The September 1938 issue (XXXVI. Jahrgang, Heft 9) presents a varied selection of architectural projects and technical studies. A substantial section features the work of Dipl.-Ing. A. Akos of Kempten, including buildings combining residential and commercial functions, a savings bank building in Kempten, the renovation of the Stiftsfhalle, and detached houses with landscaped gardens near Stuttgart and Hamburg.
Other architectural subjects include the garden designs presented at the 1938 Reichsgartenschau in Essen, the new railway station building in Trento, and projects by architect Flotow of Königsberg. The technical articles explore pipe girders, sliding concrete construction methods and sewerage projects. Together, these contributions provide an insight into German and European architectural practice, landscape design and engineering developments during the late 1930s.
Key Features:
• Publication: Der Baumeister
• Volume: XXXVI. Jahrgang (36th Year)
• Issue Number: Heft 9
• Publication Date: September 1938
• Language: German
• Publication Frequency: Monthly
• Publication Background: An established German professional journal dedicated to architecture, urban planning and construction technology
• Founded: 1902, Munich, Germany
• Editorial Focus: Architecture, residential and public buildings, urban development, landscape architecture and construction engineering
• Featured Architect: Dipl.-Ing. A. Akos, Kempten
• Architectural Projects: Residential and commercial buildings, a savings bank in Kempten, renovation of the Stiftsfhalle, and detached houses with gardens near Stuttgart and Hamburg
• Garden Design: Landscape and garden projects from the 1938 Reichsgartenschau in Essen
• Railway Architecture: The new railway station building in Trento, Italy
• Architectural Contributions: Projects by architect Flotow of Königsberg
• Construction Technology: Technical studies on pipe girders and sliding concrete construction
• Civil Engineering: Sewerage systems and related infrastructure projects
• Historical Interest: An original 1938 German architecture journal documenting contemporary architectural projects, construction methods, landscape design and engineering