Elbphilharmonie - Herzog & de Meuron
Hamburg, Germany
Photo © Nils Koenning
© Nils Koenning
© Nils Koenning
© Nils Koenning
Photo © Nils Koenning
© Nils Koenning
© Nils Koenning
© Nils Koenning
© Nils Koenning
- Architectural Photographers
- Nils Koenning
- Year
- 2016
Like an iridescent crystal, the ever-changing glass sails of Hamburg’s new public philharmonic, the Elbphilharmonie, sit on top of the old Kaiserspeicher, a heritage listed former storage building.
Situated on the tip of the old Speicherstadt quarter, the Herzog & de Meuron designed building comprises a state of the art philharmonic hall, a hotel and private apartments.
The new crown visually and programmatically separates itself from the old building by inviting visitors onto the open plaza, a public forum space and entry level to hotel and philharmonic halls on top of the former storage facility.
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