A RA Exhibit by Swiss Herzog and de Meuron
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Elbphilharmonie Hamburg Concert Hall - architect Herzog & De Meuron, Photo Getty Images
Peek behind the curtains of Herzog & de Meuron and dive into the realm of one of the globe's most esteemed architectural firms. For more than four decades, this Swiss studio has questioned our preconceptions about the possibilities of architecture. They've reshaped the very essence of structures, spanning from residences to medical facilities. Moreover, they've crafted ventures that have revolutionized entire urban landscapes, exemplified by iconic projects like Tate Modern, Laban Dance Centre, Elbphilharmonie, and M+.
This remarkable exhibition, showcasing a collection of 400 artifacts from Herzog & de Meuron's design journey, offers a unique opportunity to unravel the mechanics of their creations. Engage with their accessible archive shelves, test out their latest furniture innovations, navigate life-sized architectural prototypes, and delve into a new children's hospital in Zurich through the lens of augmented reality.
Visitors will stand at the forefront of experiencing the essence and ambiance of their freshest concepts, alongside gaining a sneak peek at Beka & Lemoine's most recent documentary masterpiece, highlighting their pioneering REHAB endeavor. Meticulously curated in intimate partnership with the architects themselves, this event provides an extraordinary chance to witness the inner machinations of one of the most venerated names in the realm of architecture.
Visitors an also download the app for Android and iOS devices, to better engage with their accessible archive shelves, test out their latest furniture innovations, navigate life-sized architectural prototypes, and delve into a new children’s hospital in Zurich through the lens of augmented reality (AR). We highly recommend this exhibition to anyone interested in architecture and design. It’s a fascinating look behind the curtains of one of the globe’s most esteemed architectural firms and a chance to dive into their realm.
Exhibition hall Herzog & de Meuron, RA London
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