Bauhaus Universität (Henry van de Velde) Weimar

The complex of buildings of Bauhaus Universität (Henry van de Velde) in Weimar was built between 1904 and 1911 according to the plans of the architect Henry van de Velde. It is one of the most influential art academies of the early 20th century, where the Bauhaus movement was founded in 1919. Today, the building is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

The building was built as a school of arts and crafts, and today it is used by various faculties of the university. Inside the building, you can see a wide spiral staircase in the central hall and walls that were reconstructed after the Bauhaus exhibition in 1923.

If you are planning a tour, I recommend contacting the students of Bauhaus Universität (Henry van de Velde), who conduct tours of the places where Bauhaus was founded and tell about its history and present. 

Bauhaus Universität (Henry van de Velde) was a place of education for many famous artists and designers who had a significant impact on the development of modern art and design. Some of them are:

- Walter Gropius: He was one of the founders of Bauhaus and the first director of Bauhaus Universität (Henry van de Velde) in Weimar.

- Paul Klee: He was an expressionist painter who taught at Bauhaus Universität (Henry van de Velde) in Weimar.

- Laszlo Moholy-Nagy: He was a photographer and designer who taught at Bauhaus Universität (Henry van de Velde) in Weimar.

- Marcel Breuer: He was an architect and designer who taught at Bauhaus Universität (Henry van de Velde) in Weimar.

This is just a small list of famous students of Bauhaus Universität (Henry van de Velde). The university continues to attract talented students from all over the world and remains a center of innovation and experimentation in the field of art and design.