Opened in January 2015, the Philharmonie de Paris was designed by Jean Nouvel, though he later distanced himself from the project. It breaks from the pack of concert halls by mathematically creating a more intimate space - "the distance between conductor and the farthest spectator is only 32 metres (compared to 48 metres at the Salle Pleyel for a smaller audience)." The architect worked with various acoustic experts to "develop a bold system of cantilevered balconies and floating clouds, combining envelopment, intimacy and spaciousness." First photo: @clementlazuech Other photos: Danica O. Kus Post by: @hamithz & @pa.next ————————————————————— * Submit your project to publish on PA (+586K) * Turn ON Post Notifications to see new content * Instagram 👉🏼 instagram.com/parametric.architecture * Linkedin: 👉🏼 linkedin.com/company/parametric.architecture * Website: 👉🏼 www.parametric-architecture.com * Facebook: 👉🏼 facebook.com/parametric.archi * Pinterest: 👉🏼 pinterest.com/parametricarchitecture * YouTube: 👉🏼 youtube.com/parametricarchitecture * Twitter: 👉🏼 twitter.com/parametricarch ————————————————————— @philharmoniedeparis #jeannouvel #atelierjeannouvel #paris #france #frencharchitect #philharmoniedeparis #museums #architecturephotography #instagood #amazingarchitecture #design #parametric #grasshopper3d #rhinoceros3d #parametricarchitecture #parametricdesign #architecture #architect #architectureporn #mimar #mimarlik #building #architecturedesign #architectural #engineering #concrete #civilengineering #computationaldesign #concerthall (at Philharmonie de Paris) https://www.instagram.com/p/CC069hjJGDI/?igshid=it0l9r5f0yu5
