Chamber Music Hall - Zaha Hadid Architects

July 2009: "A voluminous ribbon swirls within the room, carving out a spatial and visual response to the intricate relationships of Bach’s harmonies. As the ribbon careens above the performer, cascades into the ground and wraps around the audience, the original room as a box is sculpted into fluid spaces swelling, merging, and slipping through one another.

Chamber Music Hall
Design Team: Zaha Hadid Architects"

http://travelwithfrankgehry.blogspot.com/2009/07/chamber-music-hall-by-zaha-hadid.html via Bustler

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