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Der Weltverschönerer und die Nazis - BBR / Marcus Ebener / Ludwig Mies van der Rohe / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2021

Stararchitekt Mies van der Rohe Der Weltverschönerer und die Nazis

Die Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin wird wiedereröffnet. Ihr Erbauer Ludwig Mies van der Rohe gilt als Architekturgigant. Wie stand er zum Nationalsozialismus? Von Ulrike Knöfel

Inspirationen von Bauhaus für Europa - Etienne Ansotte / dpa

Plan der Kommissionspräsidentin von der Leyen Inspirationen von Bauhaus für Europa

Ursula von der Leyen wünscht sich ein "neues Europäisches Bauhaus". Dessen Ziel seien vollständig klimaneutrale und lebenswertere Städte. In den kommenden zwei Jahren sollen dazu fünf Projekte in der EU entstehen.

Wegweisend von gestern - Peter Aaron/ OTTO

20 visionäre Interieurs Wegweisend von gestern

Große Fenster, schimmerndes Pink, Skandinavien-Look: Eine neue Ausstellung zeigt revolutionäre Wohnkonzepte, die noch heute funktionieren. Von Jochen Overbeck

Eine halbe Villa, bitte! - Tadeuz Jalocha

Bauhaus-Architektur in Chile Eine halbe Villa, bitte!

Das Bauhaus hat eine lange Tradition in Chile. Die Diktatur unter Augusto Pinochet verleugnete dann das architektonische Erbe aus Deutschland, und heute bedroht die Immobilienwirtschaft dessen letzte Reste. Doch es gibt Hoffnung. Von Carolina Machhaus

Art Cologne Leaves Berlin Behind - Martin Meissner/ AP

The Rich Rhineland Art Cologne Leaves Berlin Behind

For years, it looked as though Berlin was set to beat out Cologne for supremacy in the German art fair world. Now, thanks to improvements introduced by its American director Daniel Hug, Art Cologne is back in the driver's seat. This year's show opens on Wednesday with many new galleries from Berlin. Von Ingeborg Wiensowski

How A Movement Failed to Protect Its Name - dapd

The Battle for Bauhaus How A Movement Failed to Protect Its Name

Germany's famous Bauhaus school from 1919 to 1933 forged new boundaries in the art and design world and remains highly influential today. But its brand and legacy has been under threat for five decades from a large German-Swiss home goods retailer that took the title and trademark "Bauhaus" in 1960 and now has 190 stores around Europe. Von Paul Glader

Modernist Icon Joins UNESCO Heritage List - Peter Steffen/ dpa

Factory Fanfare Modernist Icon Joins UNESCO Heritage List

Walter Gropius' Fagus Factory has long been considered a frontrunner of modernist architecture. Now, a century after it was designed, the building in the German state of Lower Saxony has been added to the prestigious list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

The House That Mies and Walter Built - SPIEGEL ONLINE

World's Biggest Bauhaus Retrospective The House That Mies and Walter Built

The legendary German art school, the Bauhaus, has influenced almost a century worth of art, design and architecture. This week the largest ever Bauhaus retrospective opened in Berlin. The show includes everything from design classics to fine art to students' party pictures and birthday cards. Von Cathrin Schaer

'Utopias Are not Enough' - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Interview with Incoming Bauhaus Director 'Utopias Are not Enough'

Philipp Oswalt is about to become the new director of the Bauhaus Dessau Foundation. He speaks to SPIEGEL about the legacy of modernism and how the Bauhaus can contribute to today's society.

Celebrating 90 Years of Bauhaus - SPIEGEL ONLINE

The Legacy of Modernism Celebrating 90 Years of Bauhaus

The legendary Bauhaus movement turns 90 this year and the anniversary is being marked by exhibitions from Tokyo to New York. The school was founded by a young architect, Walter Gropius, who wanted to shape products for the future and create a more just society. Von Ulrike Knöfel

'Bauhaus Is Better Known Abroad than Goethe or Schiller' - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Berlin's New UNESCO Sites 'Bauhaus Is Better Known Abroad than Goethe or Schiller'

Last week UNESCO awarded six housing estates in Berlin the World Heritage seal of approval. Bauhaus Archiv Director Annemarie Jaeggi tells SPIEGEL ONLINE why these examples of modernist architecture are so important.

Berlin Chases UNESCO Status for 1920s Social Housing - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Building Utopia Berlin Chases UNESCO Status for 1920s Social Housing

In the 1920s Berlin was the world capital of modern architecture. Now six unique social housing projects from the period are up for UNESCO World Heritage status. The buildings mark a time when star architects like Walter Gropius and Bruno Taut were committed to improving the living standards of ordinary people. Von Siobhán Dowling

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