Editing The Bauhaus Legacy (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Analyzing</span> ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Victorian vs. Bauhaus
! Feature !! Victorian (The Past) !! Bauhaus (The Future)
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| Goal || "Status and Decoration" || "Utility and Efficiency"
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| Materials || "Wood / Stone / Velvet" || "Steel / Glass / Concrete"
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| Construction || "Hand-crafted / Unique" || "Mass-Produced / Standard"
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| View of History || "Looking Back" (Neo-Gothic) || "Looking Forward" (A New Start)
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| Analogy || A 'Curtained Parlor' || A 'Glass Box'
|}

'''The Concept of "The Grid"''': Analyzing "The Order." The Bauhaus "Enslaved" design to the "Horizontal and Vertical." This "Rigid Order" allowed for "Infinite Growth" (like 'Skyscrapers' or 'Modern Websites'). While it "Killed" "Whimsy," it "Enabled" the "Scale" of the "Modern City." We live in a "Bauhaus World" every time we open a "Spreadsheet" or enter a "High-Rise."
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