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Even though Germany was eliminated from the 2018 World Cup, there is no reason not to talk about Bauhaus and sausages<\/strong>. Especially since we are soon celebrating the 100th anniversary of the creation of this school in Weimar (the Bauhaus school, not the sausage school), and the digitisation of several forgotten Bauhaus typographies, thanks to the graphic and digital work of 5 students supported by Erik Spiekermann.<\/p>\n

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100 years of Bauhaus architecture<\/h2>\n

First of all, remember to read our latest article about Bauhaus<\/a><\/strong> to better understand what we are talking about here!
\nGraph\u00e9ine collaborated with Adobe on the project \"The Hidden Treasures Bauhaus Dessau<\/a><\/strong>\". The Lyon team created the logo challenge,\u00a0creating the Bauhaus Football Club logo (image below) and the jerseys for the design team that we invented in our Bauhaus\u00a0article.<\/p>\n

The poster challenge<\/strong>\u00a0was taken up by our Paris team, which we reveal in this article.<\/p>\n

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Architecture and typography in our Bauhaus posters<\/h3>\n

This first poster produced by Graph\u00e9ine Paris evokes the great similarities between architecture and typography <\/strong>through a fictional exhibition celebrating the 100 years of Bauhaus. Typography and architecture, of the same rigour, leave nothing to chance. As Virgninia Smith explains in her article about the modern marriage between architecture and typography<\/a>, \"graphic design reproduces in miniature what architecture creates monumentally\"<\/em>.<\/p>\n

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Here, the Joschmi typography takes up the construction and lines of the Bauhaus Archiv<\/strong>, a museum building designed in 1979 by architects Walter Gropius and Alexander Cvijanovic to house the Bauhaus archives.<\/p>\n