All its openings are completely closed to accentuate the central vertical axis and emphasize the closed wall sections on both sides. It was built by Walter Gropius and Adolf Meyer6 master's house When the Bauhaus school moved from Weimar to Dessau in 1925, Gropius not only built a school but also built residences nearby. He thought of a single-family house for a director and three identical houses with studio apartments for the teachers. There are many other examples in which Walter Gropius showed his creativity but his most refined and perfect example where he exercised all his theory of the fusion between arts and technology is The Bauhaus in Dessau (Germany) It is the most famous to modernism as it consisted of three interconnected wings forming a heterogeneous structure and a spiked wheel complex located on both sides of the street. It also connects with a two-story administrative wing, which also includes Gropius' office. there were no front/back stairs and the technical quality of the glass facade showed the interest invented by Gropius for the industrial