New Bauhaus
Contemporary design and architecture exploring Bauhaus principles, modernist education, and functional design systems.
New Bauhaus represents the continuation and reinterpretation of Bauhaus ideals in contemporary practice. Designers and architects engage with modernist principles of form, function, and integrated design education, applying these foundational concepts to current architectural and educational challenges.
The community explores experimental schools and educational models, sustainable housing that balances tradition with modernism, and decentralized approaches to design pedagogy. Work ranges from speculative educational institutions to residential projects that synthesize craft traditions with contemporary materials and systems.
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undjurekbrüggen and AFEA Stack Fieldstone, Clay and Raw Larch into a Concrete-Free Vineyard Store in Werder
At the foot of a vineyard on the Havel in Werder, a 33 m² wine store of fieldstone, rammed earth and undried larch treats its walls as habitat.
Fiechter Salzmann Extends Werner Künzi's Listed Mösli School in Ostermundigen with Concrete, Spruce and Red Steel
In Ostermundigen near Bern, a kindergarten and day school wing lengthens a heritage-listed complex using precast concrete, regional spruce and red steel.
LBWA Renovates a 1930s Modernist Villa in Poznań by Keeping Its Original Floors and Tuning Rooms to the Sun
Next to Poznań's Abisynia estate, a 220 m² interwar villa gets limestone, green marble and brass, laid quietly over its surviving floors and joinery.
Christopher Sitzler Reworks a Fragmented 1990s Berlin Attic into One Continuous Room Wired for Sound
A 76 m² attic apartment in Berlin trades its chopped-up 1990s plan for one open space of teak, steel, sheer fabric and speakers set into the walls.
