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A square.A century apart.Haus Hanuda reinterprets the legacy of the Haus am Horn in Weimar — the first built Bauhaus manifesto of 1923.That experimental dwelling, designed by Georg Muche, proposed a new order of domestic life: a square plan, a central living core, and the radical simplicity of a roof that flattened hierarchy and ornament alike. Its measured geometry became a symbol of modern living — rational, bright, compact, and socially forward-looking.A hundred years later, Haus Hanuda reopens that conversation.Where the Bauhaus prototype internalized life into a sealed geometric core, Hanuda releases it: the central living space becomes an open courtyard, transforming introversion into porosity. The square remains, but brea... More