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John Ronan is founding principal of John Ronan Architects in Chicago, an alumnus of Harvard Graduate School of Design (post-Gropius), and the John & Jeanne Rowe Endowed Professor in Architecture at the Illinois Institute of Technology (post-Mies).
Architect John Ronan calls the Bauhaus "the Keith Richards of design schools: influential, legendary, and stubbornly refusing to die." In this essay he asks why we are still talking about the Bauhaus, and why has no design school superseded its influence in the intervening century?
