// Due to the current developments regarding the coronavirus, all events are cancelled until further notice. The bauhaus-shop remains open. Please note the hygiene measures at the entrance. //

While our museum is being modernised and extended, we welcome visitors at the temporary bauhaus-archiv. Our events programme at the temporary is centred around the Bauhaus legacy as well as current issues of design, architecture and society. Please note that the temporary is not a museum but a project space where we provide information on the new museum building and experiment with new formats of presentation and education. Original objects from our collection cannot, unfortunately, be displayed here for conservational reasons.
The bauhaus-shop at the temporary invites you to browse its selection of Bauhaus and contemporary design objects.

the temporary bauhaus-archiv & bauhaus-shop
Knesebeckstrasse 1-2
Berlin-Charlottenburg

Mon–Sat, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Sundays and public holidays: closed
Free admission

Information brochure on the temporary (PDF)
Temporary Bauhaus App for iOS and Android

The temporary is situated in the listed landmark Haus Hardenberg, which was built in 1955/1956 by the architect Paul Schwebes and is considered one of the most significant office and commercial buildings of postwar modernism in West-Berlin.