This Brutalist building designed by Marcel Breuer has reopened as a Net-Zero Luxury Hotel.
Located in New Haven, Connecticut, the former headquarters for the Armstrong Rubber Company
By Evan Moffitt, Photography by Seamus Payne
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One of the first examples of his genre is the S 32 cantilever #chair by #Thonet, which Marcel Breuer developed at the #Bauhaus in the 1920s. https://t.co/VvmvA2XMsW
The “African #Chair” (1921) is a work dating from the early expressionistic phase of the #Bauhaus and a collaborative effort of the two Bauhauslers Marcel Breuer and Gunta Stölzl.
Photo: Ernst von Siemens Kunstfonds
Anni Albers (1899–1994) was one of the most influential textile designers of the 20th century and a central figure in modern Bauhaus weaving. Her work transformed fabric into structure, rhythm and architectural surface.
Experience the Bauhaus legacy where these ideas were shaped. Through curated journeys and original sites. → https://t.co/IFctTb8ma0
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Château de Chenonceau at golden hour. ✨
Stretching gracefully across the River Cher, this French Renaissance masterpiece looks almost unreal when the light pours through its arches and turns the water into a mirror.
Form. Light. Function. The hemisphere SF 28 by Tecnolumen reflects the spirit of European modernism. Designed within the circle of architects working parallel to the Bauhaus and influenced by Swedish functionalism, this lamp embodies reduction, clarity and purpose.
Discover more #Bauhaus #design #lamps > https://t.co/jaol9mLSt5
Palais Garnier (Opéra Garnier), Paris — the Grand Staircase where architecture becomes theater. Designed by Charles Garnier and opened in 1875, it’s a Napoleon III–era showpiece: soaring vaults, heavy stone carving, and sweeping marble flights made for one thing—to see and be seen.