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This book offers a focused overview of the Bauhaus movement and its impact on modern design. It explores the school’s founding principles and key contributors including Walter Gropius, Josef Albers, and Marianne Brandt. With detailed imagery and concise essays, it covers architecture, furniture, graphics, and the interdisciplinary nature of the school’s teaching.
The content traces how Bauhaus ideas of form following function and the integration of craft and industry continue to influence design today. Visually clean and well-organized, this edition is a useful entry point for anyone seeking to understand one of the most important design institutions of the 20th century.
