Charles Eames and technique
In this mid-1950s article, Domus introduced the work of the American designer and architect to its readers, explaining “that sense of novelty and freshness” that shone through his work.
100 years of Bauhaus
To celebrate the 100th Bauhaus anniversary, Domus collects a selection of articles from its web archives on the pioneering design school.
Google's Bauhaus Everywhere is a digital cornucopia with AR buildings, online exhibits and more
The project by Google Arts and Culture also brings tons of digitalized archives, a tour on Google Earth and more.
Zeppelin according to Bauhaus: airships can’t bear decorations
Domus lands in Friedrichshafen, hometown to Zeppelin airships and a peculiar station for trains and ships, on its journey through the produced legacy of Bauhaus.
Bauhaus bus challenges the legacy of western design
A miniature clone of the Dessau Bauhaus building created by the collective Savvy Contemporary will travel the world to challenge the very notion of design teaching, power and colonialism.
Hans Engels’ photographs talk about Bauhaus
54 pictures taken in 6 European countries capture famous and forgotten Bauhaus buildings, describing their conditions nowadays.
In search of Bauhaus legacy: Modern holidays
Domus journey across the realized legacy of Bauhaus explores the Haus auf der Alb in Bad Urach by realized by Karl Gustav Schneck between 1928 and 1930.
Bauhaus in Britain
From the Isokon building to the Pioneer Health Centre, a new exhibition at the RIBA in London looks at the impact of the Bauhaus on Britain.
In search of Bauhaus legacy: a Swabian escapade
Domusweb goes in search of a complex legacy by exploring the places where it was produced. Starting point: Stuttgart and the Weissenhof Estate.
Leica has unveiled a new Bauhaus version of its CL camera
It's a special edition kit that celebrates the 100th anniversary of the famous German art and design school.
Bauhaus’ lasting legacy on design education
How much has the Bauhaus influenced contemporary design? And how much are the design methods that contributed to a radical change in society a hundred years ago still relevant?
Bauhaus Museum by Heike Hanada opens in Weimar
The museum’s permanent collection is composed of more than 13,000 pieces, also including the original core of 168 objects selected in 1925 by Walter Gropius himself.