Bauhaus in America

A documentary film which begins with three Americans who were students at the Bauhaus recalling the day the Nazis closed the Bauhaus in Berlin. Many Bauhaus students and faculty emigrated to America and began to transform the style of the American home, office buildings, interiors and advertising and design. The film closes with young architects creating a plan for 21st century Berlin, pointing to a renaissance of Bauhaus ideas.

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"A documentary film which begins with three Americans who were students at the Bauhaus recalling the day the Nazis closed the Bauhaus in Berlin. Many Bauhaus students and faculty emigrated to America and began to transform the style of the American home, office buildings, interiors and advertising and design. The film closes with young architects creating a plan for 21st century Berlin, pointing to a renaissance of Bauhaus ideas."@en
"A documentary film which begins with three Americans who were students at the Bauhaus recalling the day the Nazis closed the Bauhaus in Berlin. Many Bauhaus students and faculty emigrated to America and began to transform the style of the American home, office buildings, interiors and advertising and design. The film closes with young architects creating a plan for 21st century Berlin, pointing to a renaissance of Bauhaus ideas."
"A documentary about architecture, design and human nature in the twentieth century."@en
"Témoignages d'artistes, d'architectes et de designers sur ce que fut le mouvement artistique du BAUHAUS en Allemagne, de 1919 à 1933 (à Weimar, Dessau et Berlin) puis son émigration aux États-Unis après 1934, avec les Walter Gropius, Josef Albers, Ludwig Mies Van der Rohe, Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, Lyonel Felninger, Marcel Brauer. Commentaires des plus grands architectes américains du siècle sur le rôle et l'héritage du Bauhaus dans l'évolution des styles international et post-moderne, entre autres Philip Johnson, Edward Larabee Barnes, I. M. Pei, James Ingo Freed, Bertrand Goldberg et Michael Graves."