Bauhaus-Archiv, Art museum and design archive in Tiergarten, Germany.
The Bauhaus Archive gathers papers, photographs, models, and works connected to the school for architecture and design. The collection sits in Tiergarten beside the Landwehr Canal and shows how teaching and practice looked.
Hans Maria Wingler founded the archive in 1960 in Darmstadt to preserve material about the school. The collection moved to Berlin in 1971, and the building by the canal opened in 1979 following Walter Gropius's 1964 plans.
The name refers to the school that reimagined architecture, art, and craft between 1919 and 1933. Visitors today see furniture, textiles, ceramics, and metalwork that show how everyday life and form belong together.
The main building undergoes renovation until 2025, while a temporary exhibition runs at Knesebeckstrasse 1–2 in Charlottenburg. Access is easy, and the rooms offer enough space to view drawings and objects up close.
The building was originally meant for Darmstadt, but Berlin adopted the design and adapted it for the waterside site. The sawtooth roof lets soft light inside and recalls the workshops of the school itself.
Location: Bezirk Mitte von Berlin
Inception: 1960
Founders: Hans Maria Wingler
Architects: Walter Gropius, Volker Staab
Official opening: 1960
Architectural style: Bauhaus
Address: Klingelhöferstrasse 14, 10785 Berlin
Phone: +49(0)302540020
Email: bauhaus@bauhaus.de
Website: http://bauhaus.de
GPS coordinates: 52.50610,13.35420
Latest update: December 5, 2025 22:28
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