Bauhaus

The school that built the modern world. Bauhaus is an introduction to one of the most defining movements of modern history — an art school whose fourteen years of existence were cut short by the Nazis, yet whose ideas continue to shape design, architecture, and visual culture nearly a century later.

The book traces the school's commitment to creative expression, cutting-edge ideas, and the fusion of fine art and technology in pursuit of a utopian future. From its workshops in Weimar and Dessau emerged the typography, furniture, architecture, and design principles that quietly underpin almost everything modern around us — proof that the most lasting movements are sometimes the most ruthlessly brief.

The movement that designed the future.