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Scarcely any other movement in architecture and design had such a lasting impact as the Bauhaus; indeed, for many it is synonymous with classic modernism. On the occasion of the institution's 90th birthday this book traces the themes and the aesthetics of Bauhaus for our time. It shows twelve of the most important works of Bauhaus architecture from 1923-1930 and juxtaposes them with contemporary projects. The sensitive and careful photography by Gordon Watkinson delineate formal and conceptual connections between the classic and the new buildings and thus demonstrate the strong influence that the Bauhaus still exerts today.
In this sense, the "House am Horn" in Weimar by Georg Muche and Adolf Meyer from 1923 corresponds with "House of the Present" in Munich by Allmann Sattler Wappner Architects (2005). House Tugendhat in Brno by Mies van der Rohe, a masterpiece of modern architecture, challenged traditional concepts of housing – just as the experimental House R 128 in Stuttgart by Werner Sobek (2001) did. And the German Pavilion by Mies van der Rohe in Barcelona from 1929 turns out to be a source of inspiration for the Skywood House in Denham, UK, by Graham Phillips some 70 years later.
Contents
10
Bauhaus Architecture:
Myths and Misconceptions
Michael Siebenbrodt in Conversation with Gordon Watkinson
12
From Bauhaus to Your House
Peter Cachola Schmal
16
Bauhaus Architecture versus "STAR chitecture"
Michael Siebenbrodt in Conversation with Gordon Watkinson
18
A Subversive Legacy
Falk Jaeger
22
Bauhaus Architecture: Solutions for a New Century
Michael Siebenbrodt in Conversation with Gordon Watkinson
24
A Design Traveler
Gordon Watkinson
29
How will we live in the future?
House am Horn, Weimar, Germany
House of the Present, Munich, Germany
43
Work environments of aesthetic perfection
Director's Office, Weimar, Germany
Law Office, Düsseldorf, Germany
55
Constructed architectural manifestos
Bauhaus Building, Dessau, Germany
Federal Environmental Agency, Dessau, Germany
73
The Bauhaus aesthetic becomes Bauhaus style
Masters' Houses, Dessau, Germany
Villa Roser, Skara, Sweden
91
Solutions for the housing issues of the day
Dessau-Törten Settlement, Dessau, Germany
Solar Estate, Freiburg, Germany
107
Modular steel constructions for experimental living environments
Steel House, Dessau, Germany
M-Lidia House, Montagut, Sp ain
121
Achieving variety in multistory housing
Apartment House, Weissenhof Settlement, Stuttgart, Germany
Guldbergsgade House, Copenhagen, Denmark
139
Buildings shaped by their purpose
Employment Office, Dessau, Germany
Employment Office, Reutte, Austria
157
Reforming schools as an architectural discipline
German Trade Union School, Bernau, Germany
Zurich International School, Wädenswil/Zurich, Switzerland
173
A new building type in the past and present
Balcony Access Houses, Dessau, Germany
Student Housing, Garching/Munich, Germany
189
The ideal of seamless flowing space
German Pavilion, Barcelona, Spain
Skywood House, Denham, UK
205
Civilized living with a panoramic view
Villa Tugendhat, Brno, Czech Republic
House R 128, Stuttgart, Germany
224
The architects
