Bauhaus

Bauhaus was an influential art and design school founded in Germany in 1919. It was founded by architect Walter Gropius, whose curriculum focused on modernist design principles and integrating art and technology. The school was notable for its influence on contemporary art, architecture, and design, and its effect can still be seen today in many aspects of the built environment. The Bauhaus philosophy was based on the idea that art, craft, and technology could be united to create a new design style. The school aimed to create a unique aesthetic and a practical approach to design that focused on functionality and simplicity. As a result, Bauhaus was influential in the development of modernism, particularly in architecture and design. Minimalism, geometric shapes, and industrial materials emphasized the Bauhaus style.