INVENTING AMERICAN MODERNISM: JOSEPH HUDNUT, WALTER GROPIUS AND THE BAUHAUS LEGACY AT HARVARD

摘要

What students experience at university stays with them long after they leave. So long that few can creatively criticise that experience to make a new course. However bad an architect, Gropius was different: he was in charge of a momentous but short period at the Weimar then Dessau Bauhaus. Gropius also delivered the inaugural speech at the 15 year experiment at Ulm, the Hochschule fur Gestaltung, and was a father-figure to the Llewellyn-Davies regime at University College London in the '60s.