theory of architecture...but as an integral, all-pervading part of each building’s totality. This ideal of the fusion between good proportions and “auxiliary brightness” was expressed by Walter Gropius in The New Architecture and the Bauhaus when he wrote in 1935:
Our ultimate goal, therefore, was the composite but inseparable work of art, the great building, in which the old...
The New Architecture and the Bauhaus
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