Bauhaus re use is a collaborative project between zukunftsgeraeusche GbR and the Bauhaus-Archiv / Museum für Gestaltung for the construction of a temporary recycling building on the site of the Museum in Berlin Tiergarten. It consists mainly of reused yet iconic Steel-Frame-Window elements or 1976, provided by the Bauhaus Dessau Foundation, from the Bauhaus Building in Dessau. The completely removable and rebuildable structure has been executed as a steel frame construction, incorporating 3 shipping containers as interior room-cells. The reuse of window elements rendered as a double-skin façade is a resource conservating and sustainable practice that offers the possibility of a complete reutilization of all building parts. The experimental building uses passive measures for shading and ventilation without utilizing a heating or climate control. The cubic construction measures a length of 14,3m, a width of 12,2m and a total height of 4,7m with a gross floor area of 174m², a total cubic content of 713,4m³ and usable area of 169,5m². It was funded by the IKEA foundation and was erected as an educational construction site spanning various trades in cooperation with the Knobelsdorff Schule Berlin. The prefabrication and assembly have been executed within 12 months. On May 26, 2015 the opening ceremony was organized. The spent construction cost aggregate to around 115.000 Euros in total.