Art and Design Insights at Bauhaus Archive

The Bauhaus Archive is a pivotal institution dedicated to the history and impact of the Bauhaus, the influential school of architecture and design established in 1919.

Founded by Walter Gropius, the Bauhaus was crucial in redefining modern design until its closure by the Nazis in 1933. The Archive showcases an extensive collection on this legacy, housed in a building designed by Gropius himself, reflecting the core principles of the Bauhaus aesthetic.

Must-See Highlights

🎨 Key highlight #1: World’s Largest Collection - The Archive holds the most comprehensive assets related to Bauhaus history.

🖌️ Key highlight #2: Educational Programs - Learn through workshops and lectures focused on Bauhaus methodologies.

🏗️ Key highlight #3: Architectural Significance - The building is an exemplar of Bauhaus architecture itself.

Currently, the Archive is closed for renovations until 2023, but visitors can explore its temporary space at Knesebeckstr. 1-2 in Berlin-Charlottenburg. This site is accessible to tourists, historians, and design enthusiasts alike.