On the other, he helped to turn the Bauhaus into a kind of free-for-all, experimental laboratory.

另一方面，他帮助把包豪斯大学变成了一种免费的，实验性的实验室。

On the Bauhaus one, everything is intentional.

而包豪斯学派的作品中，一切都是有意设计的。

During its heyday (1919-1933), the Bauhaus was the cradle of modern design.

包豪斯（Bauhaus）在鼎盛时期（1919年至1933年）是现代设计的摇篮。

This is where German architect, Walter Gropius, alongside other artists, founded the Bauhaus movement.

这里就是德国建筑师沃尔特·格罗佩斯和其他艺术家发起包豪斯运动的地方。

Nearby, you also have other buildings in the Bauhaus style.

在附近，你还能找到其他包豪斯风格的建筑。

Even though Bauhaus's designs looked utilitarian, most of them were basically impossible to make at scale.

尽管包豪斯的设计看起来很实用，但它们中的大多数基本上不可能大规模生产。

And with it, he achieved the purest manifestation of Bauhaus ideals.

因此，他实现了鲍豪斯理想最纯粹的体现。

The most famous example of female creativity at the Bauhaus came from Marianne Brandt and her legendary teapot.

包豪斯女性创造力最著名的例子是玛丽安·勃兰特（Marianne Brandt）和她传奇的茶壶。

However, to the vast majority of people, the Bauhaus seems like a rather peculiar and short-lived German art school.

但是，对于绝大多数人来说，包豪斯似乎是一所相当陌生，且昙花一现的德国艺术学校。

Its appeal is only getting broader as both Bauhaus and modernism become popular again.

随着鲍豪斯和现代主义的再度流行，它的吸引力越来越大。