Editing The Bauhaus Legacy (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''The Bauhaus''' — A German art school (1919–1933) that combined "Fine Arts" with "Functional Crafts" (Architecture, Furniture, Typography).
* '''Form Follows Function''' — The "Motto" of modernism: the "Shape" of an object should be "Determined" by its "Purpose."
* '''International Style''' — The "Architecture" that emerged from the Bauhaus: "Steel," "Glass," "Concrete," and "No Decoration."
* '''Less is More''' (Mies van der Rohe) — The belief that "Simplifying" a design "Increases" its "Beauty and Utility."
* '''The Workshop System''' — The Bauhaus method of "Learning by Doing": students worked with "Metal," "Weaving," and "Photography."
* '''Grid System''' — The use of "Mathematical Alignment" in "Layout and Architecture" to create "Order and Clarity."
* '''Primary Colors''' — The use of "Red, Yellow, and Blue" to "Strip Art" down to its "Essence."
* '''Steel-Frame Construction''' — The "Technology" that allowed for "Curtain Walls" (Glass walls that don't carry weight) and "Open Floor Plans."
* '''Typography''' — The "Design of Letters": the Bauhaus created "Clean, Sans-Serif Fonts" that were "Easy to Read" in an "Industrial Age."
* '''Standardization''' — The goal of making objects (like 'Chairs' or 'Kitchens') that could be "Mass-Produced" by "Machines" for "Everyone."
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