Haus Werner (1913), designed by Mies van der Rohe, Berlin, March 2013.
In fact, I've visited this house,
considered as one of the early-Bauhaus buildings, when it became a 100
years old. Here, the idea of 'form follows function' initially manifested. This
visit was as a part of an architectural tour about early-Bauhaus buildings
in Berlin, during which we visited buildings designed by Gustav
Hart, Hermann Muthesius, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe ( 2 houses),
and Walter Gropius. The tour was led
by Dr Carola Veit.
Labels: Berlin, Early-Bauhaus, Germany, Haus Werner, Mies van der Rohe