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For Kant, the contemplation of natural beauty not only frees us from a utilitarian spirit and exploitation, but it elevates us as human beings to regions of feelings, in which the contemplation of nature and its respect is lived freely and disinterestedly. Contemplating the beauty in nature and preserving it contributes of humanizing us, thanks to the freedom that we develop through contemplation, the meaning of life that contemplation of beautiful nature provides us, the sociability that we develop through taste and the moral awakening that comes from contemplating natural beauty.

The phases through which the Bauhaus School passed are narrated chronologically, the aesthetic principles proposed by some of its representatives and the transformations they made in our way of living, in order to consider its contribution to our daily life. The ideas of its founder to enhance the quality of life of citizens through architectural and furniture design are emphasized.