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Haus Am Horn

Photo by Georg Muche

he Weimar government requested a public exhibition be organized to demonstrate the school's accomplishments, to be prepared by Gropius. The crowning glory of this endeavor was a single-family home, Haus Am Horn, designed by Adolf Meyer from drawings by George Muche. It’s the only building that could fully be considered “a child of the Bauhaus,” as it was meant to serve as a prototype for whole settlements of such dwellings.

 

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Portrait of Vladimir Favorsky, 1920s

 

ikolai Ladovsky founds ASNOVA (Association of New Architects) to realize the rationalist principles taught at Vkhutemas.