The Haus am Horn, located in Weimar, Germany, stands as a testament to the Bauhaus movement's revolutionary impact on architecture and design. Designed by Georg Muche, it was constructed for the Bauhaus exhibition of 1923, showcasing the functional and aesthetic principles that would define modern architecture. This iconic structure is not only a UNESCO World Heritage Site but also a historical beacon that reflects the Bauhaus philosophy of combining art, craftsmanship, and industry.