Also known for creating flat-roof canopies for the Harvard Graduate Center, for 10 points, identify this architect who founded the Bauhaus.
While in London, this architect worked with Maxwell Fry, and his first major work was a building with metal spandrels called the Fagus Factory. His works together with the Architects Collaborative include the U.S. Embassy in Athens, and part of the University of of Baghdad. His work in Dessau was showcased as examples of the International Style, and in 1918, he became director of the Weimar School of Art, but reorganized it with a different name. Also known for creating flat-roof canopies for the Harvard Graduate Center, for 10 points, identify this architect who founded the Bauhaus.
While in London, this architect worked with Maxwell Fry, and his first major work was a building with metal spandrels called the Fagus Factory.
Walter {Gropius}