Stiftung Zukunft Berlin Le Bauhaus et ses sites à Weimar et Dessau Bauhaus and its Sites in Weimar and Dessau Between 1919 and 1933, the Bauhaus School, based first in Weimar and then in Dessau, revolutionized architectural and aesthetic concepts and practices. The buildings put up and decorated by the school's professors (Walter Gropius, Hannes Meyer, Laszlo Moholy-Nagy and Wassily Kandinsky) launched the Modern Movement, which shaped much of the architecture of the 20th century. Le Bauhaus et ses sites à Weimar et Dessau Entre 1919 et 1933, l'école du Bauhaus, installée d'abord à Weimar puis à Dessau, a révolutionné l'ensemble des conceptions et des productions architecturales et esthétiques. الباوهاوس والمواقع في فايمار وديساو بين العامين 1919 و1933، أحدثت مدرسة باوهاوس التي استقرت أولاً في فايمار ومن ثم في ديساو ثورةً في مجال مجمل المفاهيم والمنتجات الهندسية والتجميلية. source: UNESCO/ERI 魏玛和德绍的包豪斯建筑及其遗址 包豪斯学派(the Bauhaus School)首先兴起于魏玛(Weimar)，然后扩展到了德绍(Dessau)，于1919至1933年期间对当时的建筑和美学观念及实践产生了革命性影响。 La Bauhaus y sus sitios en Weimar y Dessau source: NFUAJ
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Le Bauhaus Introduction Fondé en 1919 par Walter GROPIUS à Weimar, le Bauhaus (littéralement: " maison du bâtiment " ) étendit ses recherches à tous les arts majeurs et appliqués, en vue de les intégrer à l'architecture. Selon le dessein de son fondateur, tous ceux qui participaient à l'édification du bâtiment devaient être pénétrés des principes du maître d'oeuvre et créer en harmonie avec lui, la partie complétant le tout. I. Henry Van de Velde, souhaitant quitter la Grossherzogliche Kunstgewerberschule de Weimar ( l'école des arts et métiers de Weimar) fondée par lui en 1906 et dont il était le directeur, pressentit Walter Gropius pour lui succéder. La naissance du Bauhaus s'inscrit dans la période de la préfabrication et de l'invention, en effet durant cette période on construit en série des éléments répétitifs qui vont faire de l'architecture un jeu de construction. Parmi les professeurs du Bauhaus on retrouve Johannes Itten qui se détache par rapport à ses collègues. II. III. Conclusion
Home - Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung | International Bauhaus Architektur, Baustil und Architektur des Bauhaus / Bauhaus, exemple d'architecture - ? - Berlin - Allemagne / Deutschland - Carnets de route - Photographie - 00 Bauhaus Architektur, Baustil und Architektur des Bauhaus / Bauhaus, exemple d'architecture - ? Le Bauhaus est un Institut d'arts et de métiers fondé en 1919 à Weimar (Allemagne) par Walter Gropius, et qui par extension désigne un courant artistique concernant, notamment, l'architecture et le design, mais aussi la danse. Ce mouvement posera les bases de la réflexion sur l'architecture moderne, et notamment du style international. Le programme du Bauhaus a suscité l'adhésion d'un grand nombre d'artistes d'avant-garde de toute l'Europe, parmi lesquels on peut citer Johannes Itten, Hannes Meyer, Wassily Kandinsky, Paul Klee, Lazlo Moholy-Nagy ou Marcel Breuer. Le Bauhaus a connu 3 directeurs : Walter Gropius, Hannes Meyer et Mies Van der Rohe. Le Bauhaus fut violemment critiqué par les nazis dès leur arrivée en pouvoir en 1933, Joseph Goebbels déclarant même en 1935 : "J'ai trouvé dans le Bauhaus l'expression la plus parfaite d'un art dégénéré". Berlin - 2005
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