09/08/2026
The Bauhaus’s radical ideas about art, architecture, craft, and everyday life continue to shape the way we think about design more than a century later.
Recent news of vandalism at the Bauhaus in Weimar is a troubling reminder that this extraordinary legacy is not something we can take for granted. Buildings, artworks, and ideas survive because we continue to value, protect, question, and engage with them.
In February, we participated in A Bauhaus Bathroom, a design competition for a public restroom at Gropius House in historic New England, approaching a decidedly everyday program through the lens of a place with an extraordinary architectural history.
A small intervention is an opportunity to consider how the principles and provocations of a legacy and site can remain part of contemporary life.
We share a few images from our proposal: the site, and our design explorations for The Bauhaus Bathroom. We thank our collaborators: Amy Eliot and Lemon Brooke.
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