Meyer, Hannes

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Meyer, Hannes (hän`əs mī`ər), 1889–1954, Swiss architect. Meyer was a lecturer and studio master at the Bauhaus Bauhaus (bou`hous), school of art and architecture in Germany.
..... Click the link for more information. in Dessau. He succeeded Gropius as its director (1928–30). Meyer is noted for his rejection of the concept of individual design in favor of designs produced by the collaboration of architects. He worked in Germany, Switzerland, Mexico, and the USSR. One of his best-known designs is the German Trades Union School at Bernau (1928–30).

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