Walter Gropius, of the Bauhaus school, held that Europe needed more neo-gothic and neo-classical buildings.

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Walter Gropius was a leading advocate of modernist architecture and the Bauhaus school promoted functional design and the use of new materials and technologies, rather than reviving historical styles. Therefore, he did not advocate for more neo-gothic or neo-classical buildings in Europe.

Walter Gropius, of the Bauhaus School, Held That Europe Needed