The Bauhaus school in Germany (1919 - 1933) bridged the gap between art and industry, design and functionality. It brought together artists, craftsmen, architects and designers to engage in a dynamic conversation about the nature of ar in the age of technology. For ArtCenter designers, especially graphic designers, industrial designers and interaction designers, it remains one of the most influential and prominent schools of thought we follow in understanding the building principles of 2D, 3D and now virtual design. How can Bauhaus ideas resonate today by our interpreting simple, efficient and sustainable design successfully delivered with maximum impact through objects, communication and technology? Students will explore these ideas through multi-disciplinary teams, just as a Bauhaus studio might function, leveraging the talents of each other to build new and unexpected ideas toward powerful solutions. They will visit sites of the original Bauhaus schools in Weimar and Dessau while being based in Berlin to gain a deeper understanding of its rich history, its tenants and guiding principles that made it so impactful.