Not just a mirror on the wall in the Elbphilharmonie
In Hamburg’s Elbphilharmonie, TV mirror displays with semi-transparent MIRONA® mirrored glass are creating magical moments.
Background
Rising up from the foundations of quay warehouse built in 1875 at the western tip of Hamburg’s “Hafencity” is a new glass building with a daringly shaped roofscape.
The curvaceous glass facade of the Hamburg Elbphilharmonie is like a wave suspended 110 meters above the River Elbe. Glass, as a highly versatile material, has inspired not only the exterior architecture of this fascinating concert hall.
The curvaceous glass facade of the Hamburg Elbphilharmonie is like a wave suspended 110 meters above the River Elbe. Glass, as a highly versatile material, has inspired not only the exterior architecture of this fascinating concert hall.
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Task
The Elbphilharmonie, designed by Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron, is stunningly styled, bursting above the skyline like a firework.
A key task for the interior of this impressive building was to achieve architectural accents that also delight onlookers. A concept was required for stylish TV displays throughout the building to serve both as information displays and as decorative design elements.
A key task for the interior of this impressive building was to achieve architectural accents that also delight onlookers. A concept was required for stylish TV displays throughout the building to serve both as information displays and as decorative design elements.
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Solution
