Gropius House

Gropius House, located in Massachusetts, was designed by architect Walter Gropius, founder of the modernist Bauhaus movement. Built in 1938, it blends functional modern design with traditional New England details. The house features clean lines, open interior spaces, and a simple, practical layout that promotes light and flexibility. It served as Gropius's family residence and a showcase of innovative architectural ideas, influencing modern residential design. Today, it is a museum, preserving Gropius’s architectural legacy and offering insights into early 20th-century modernism.