L’espace comme matériau : l’architecture moderne et le complexe du Bauhaus à Dessau

Urban and architectural spaces, integral to daily life, underwent profound transformations from the mid-18th century onward, marked by innovative changes and the introduction of new materials and technologies. This study highlights how the Bauhaus complex in Dessau, Germany, epitomized these shifts, serving as a pivotal platform for architectural evolution. By analyzing the interactions among Western philosophers, artists, and architects during this period, the research elucidates their collective influence on Walter Gropius's work, particularly his Dessau ensemble. The study employs a comparative approach to trace how spatial innovations in architecture reflect broader cultural and technological advancements.

Desjardins, M. (2016). L’espace comme matériau : l’architecture moderne et le complexe du Bauhaus à Dessau [Université de Montréal]. https://doi.org/10.71781/9405