The Graz Music Theater with a Twist Inside by UNStudio
Geschreven op 9-9-2010 - Erik van Erne. Geplaatst in Bouwen-Klussen, Design
The building is structured to combine a unit-based volume (the black box of the theatre) and a series of movement-based volumes (foyer and public circulation). Because this organising principle is made constructive, a fluent internal spatial arrangement is actualised, efficiently connecting spaces to each other.
The multipurpose auditorium can seat up to 450, and is adaptable to a great variety of performances. The free-flowing space of the foyer is made possible by a spiraling constructive element that connects the entrance to the auditorium and to the music rooms above, thus welding together ‘with a twist’ the three levels of this side of the building.
This twist forms a 3D interpretation of the repetitive pattern, executed in the muted tones of stage make-up, which is applied to the facades and then enveloped by a glittering mesh. Source: UNStudio
See also: The Graz Music Theater with a Twist Inside by UNStudio - The Burnham Plan Centennial Chigaco: Eco-pavilion by UNStudio - An Extraordinary Dance Palace in St. Petersburg Russia by UNStudio - Master Plan for International Investment Square Beijing, China by UNStudio -Raffles City Complex With Twisted Glass Towers in Hangzhou, China by UNStudio
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30 maart 2011 om 18:14 | Permalink
Fantastisch! tsja, dit bewijst maar weer dat muziek meer is dan alleen de oren. De sfeer van een gebouw draagt grotendeels bij aan de sfeerbeleving ook daar waar het om muziek gaat dus een extra steun in de rug voor diegene die daar spelen.