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Bauhaus-Architektur: Laubenganghaus

A Bauhaus Gem in Historical Splendor

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In Dessau-Törten, the Laubenganghäuser showcase Hannes Meyer's Bauhaus architectural brilliance. These protected residential buildings from 1930 offer a captivating glimpse into the modernist vision of living spaces. Discover the history that earned them UNESCO World Heritage status in 2017 and experience the seamless blend of functionality and design.

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The Laubenganghäuser in Dessau-Törten were designed by Hannes Meyer, the second director of the Bauhaus, and have been part of the UNESCO World Heritage since 2017.

Quick Facts

Height: 14 m
Website: bauhaus-dessau.de/die-laubenganghauser-von-hannes-meyer.html

Guided Story

Can you feel the pulse of history in the air? Just look around, and you'll see how these buildings are a living testament to Bauhaus philosophy. Imagine back in the 1930s, life unfolding here as these structures were built to make modern living accessible to everyone. These aren't just bricks and mortar; they're Hannes Meyer's vision of combining functionality with beauty. If you look up, you’ll notice the clean lines and simple elegance that are hallmarks of Bauhaus design. And just over there to the east, the Kreuzkirche stands, offering a fascinating contrast to the modern architecture of these buildings. Let yourself be transported back in time and experience how these masterpieces were shaping the future of living.