MUMUTH, the Haus für Musik und Musiktheater
in Graz • Austria,
designed by UNStudio
via Iwan Baan Photography
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MUMUTH, the Haus für Musik und Musiktheater
in Graz • Austria,
designed by UNStudio
via Iwan Baan Photography
"The new MUMUTH Music Theatre, designed by Ben van Berkel of the renowned Dutch architecture firm UNStudio following an international competition with 212 entries, has already formed the Austrian contribution to the Venice Biennale of Architecture. 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. The twist is in fact a massive concrete construction which was one of the most challenging we ever realized – more difficult to achieve even than the twists in our recently completed museum for Mercedes-Benz. The dimensions of this particular twist necessitated far greater precision and the use of self compacting concrete which was pumped up from below instead of poured down from above as is the usual method."
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