Title: Fagus
First published: 1998
Description: "The main building of the Fagus shoe factory in Alfeld, Germany, is a seminal structure in the history of modern architecture. Designed by Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius and Adolf Meyer, the factory achieved an innovative optical effect in a curtain of glass: the walls seemed to vanish.".

"Fagus traces the history of the company and its buildings from 1911, when the factory was designed and built, through the late 1920s. The book also focuses on the concept of industrial culture, in which architecture, interior design, graphic design, and photography were interrelated with the company's business philosophy. In fact, the Bauhaus workshops designed the interior and the office furniture, helping to fulfill Gropius's desire for "a true collaboration between industry and art.""--BOOK JACKET.
Subjects: Architecture, Industrial, Case studies, Catalogs, Fagus-Werk (Alfeld, Lower Saxony, Germany), History, Industrial Architecture, Leather industry and trade, Shoe industry, Economics, Architectural photography, Industrial buildings, Bauhaus
Places: Germany
LC classification: HD9787.G34 F345 1998