The seven years of the Bauhaus in Dessau (1925–1932) are regarded as the heyday of the Bauhaus architecture. Therefore most of the Bauhaus buildings are located in Dessau: the Bauhaus Building, the Masters' Houses, the Dessau-Törten Housing Estate, the Kornhaus, House Fieger, the Steel House and the Employment Office.
The building was designed by the founder of the Bauhaus, Walter Gropius, and commissioned by …
Parallel to the Bauhaus Building, the city of Dessau commissioned Walter Gropius to construct three …
After the Bauhauslers moved out in 1932 the Masters’ Houses were radically transformed by modifications. …
The refreshment kiosk near the Masters’ Houses was the only building realised by the third …
During the Weimar Republic there was an acute shortage of affordable housing. Overcoming this shortage …
The five Houses with Balcony Access were built as a collective planning project in the …
The Konsum Building was designed by Walter Gropius and built in 1928. Its location, height …
The Steel House, which stands right next to House Fieger, was commissioned by the municipality …
Carl Fieger was a draughtsman in Gropius’s private architectural office and one of his closest …
In 1928 Walter Gropius won a competition tendered by the city of Dessau for the …
The city of Dessau, together with the brewery Schultheiss-Patzenhofer, commissioned the construction of the Kornhaus …
