# Build brief: Bauhaus

Resource base: https://mejohnc.org (or the preview host used to obtain this file).

Use this direction within the user’s requested project and existing design constraints.

## Illustrative use case, not project requirements
An exhibition index with a geometric title panel and disciplined event rows.

A modern screen interpretation of the Bauhaus school, which operated from 1919 to 1933. Geometric studies are a useful reference, but red-yellow-blue graphics are only one part of its varied output.

## Essential cues
- Geometric composition
- Visible hierarchy
- Economical forms

## Recipe
- Use a modular grid.
- Let one geometric form anchor the composition.
- Assign primary colors distinct visual roles.

## Optional decoration
Simple geometric artwork can be made with CSS or SVG.

## Avoid
Reducing the school to decorative circles or claiming every Bauhaus work rejected ornament in the same way.

## Values and validation
Read [tokens](/territories/bauhaus/tokens.json) and [acceptance checklist](/territories/bauhaus/checklist.md). Use [the working example](/territories/bauhaus/example/) to inspect color roles, spacing, hierarchy, and interaction states. It is a UI translation, not a reproduction of historical art. Tokens describe the base UI; [example CSS](/territories/assets/example.css) contains the style-specific composition and decorative layer. Preview navigation with `?navigation=top`, `?navigation=sidebar`, or `?navigation=tabs`; combine with `project`. Use [Compare](/territories/compare/) for mobile (390 px), tablet (820 px), and desktop (1440 px) viewports.

## Delivery
Preserve real content and existing working behavior. Check keyboard, narrow layout, error, empty, and success states. Report any departures from this recipe with a reason. Do not claim to have inspected a preview or run checks that you could not access.

Schema 1.0.0; revision f5fd78058ba2.