Berlin Philharmonic

The Philharmonie has been the musical heart of Berlin for more than 50 years. When it was opened on the outskirts of West Berlin in 1963, after reunification it became part of the new urban center. Its unusual, tent-like shape and its far-reaching bright yellow color makes it one of the city's landmarks. At first, controversy arose over her unusual architecture and the new conception of the concert hall, meanwhile it serves as a model for concert halls all over the world.

The Berlin Philharmonic in the Herbert von Karajan Street 1 in the Tiergarten district of Berlin is one of the most important concert halls in Berlin with the Konzerthaus am Gendarmenmarkt and is the home of the Berliner Philharmoniker.

An imposing building that already hints at the acoustic qualities of the interior based on its architecture.