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Temporary Bauhaus-Archiv

The Temporary Bauhaus Archive project venue in Haus Hardenberg

Photo: Konrad Langer

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While the renovation and expansion of the Bauhaus-Archiv / Museum für Gestaltung continues, the Temporary Bauhaus-Archiv in Berlin-Charlottenburg remains open to visitors.

It features a varied programme that highlights the collection of the Bauhaus-Archiv and addresses contemporary issues of design, architecture and society. In the Temporary Bauhaus-Archiv, we actively engage with our visitors and the public and address topics related to the future tasks and programmes of the new museum.

The Temporary Bauhaus-Archiv is a project venue where we cannot, for technical reasons, display any originals from our collection. Until the museum reopens, the Bauhaus-Shop can also be found at the Temporary Bauhaus-Archiv.

Temporary Bauhaus-Archiv / Bauhaus-Shop
Knesebeckstraße 1
10623 Berlin-Charlottenburg
U Ernst-Reuter-Platz

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

Admission to the Temporary Bauhaus-Archiv is free.

Information about your visit, such as directions and accessibility, can be found here.

The Temporary Bauhaus-Archiv is situated in the listed landmark Haus Hardenberg, which was built in 1955/56 by the architect Paul Schwebes and is considered one of the most significant office and commercial buildings of postwar modernism in West-Berlin.