Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin

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The Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin, founded in 1960 as a dedicated repository for the legacy of the Bauhaus movement, serves as a vital institution preserving the innovative spirit of this groundbreaking 20th-century design school. Located in Berlin, it houses an extensive collection of artifacts, documents, photographs, and prototypes from the Bauhaus era (1919-1933), founded by Walter Gropius to unite art, craft, and technology. Through meticulously curated exhibitions, publications, and research initiatives, the Archiv illuminates the school's profound influence on modern architecture, design, and visual arts, fostering a deeper understanding of how Bauhaus principles continue to shape contemporary creative practices worldwide.