Bauhaus Archive Museum of Design

The Bauhaus Archive Museum of Design is both a museum and a research institute in Berlin. It is a non-profit organization that was established in 1960, and it is dedicated to the history and the after-effects of the most significant art school of the 20th century. The works found here represent many areas such as painting, sculpture, architecture, furniture, ceramics, metal, photography, stage and photographs from the original Bauhaus Workshop. The Bauhaus was founded as a state-run school by Walter Gropius, and the Bauhaus Workshop operated from 1919 to 1933. 
The aim of the Bauhaus Archive is “to collect and present all documents relating to the activities and cultural and intellectual heritage of the Bauhaus,” which includes photographs, books, designs, models and artistic works, along with the organization of exhibitions and accompanying programs. Exhibitions in the museum include permanent collections as well as special temporary exhibits. 

Practical Info

The Bauhaus Archive Museum of Design is located at Klingelhöferstr 14. Opening hours are 10am to 5pm Wednesday through Monday.