From
1904 to 1911, the University‘s Main Building was constructed
according to plans created by Henry van de Velde. It is one of
the most significant art school buildings of the turn of the century
and was the place where, in 1919, the Bauhaus was founded. It
belongs to the UNESCO
World Cultural Heritage.
In
1999 the building was renovated under the directorship of the
architect Thomas van den Valentyn, whereby its original form was
to a large extent restored.
Today
it is used by the Faculty
of Architecture with ist Dean‘s Office, the Faculty
of Design, and the Rector‘s Office.
Last
modification:
16.09.2001
by drw
2000-2001 Bauhaus-Universität
Weimar.
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