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Guardian.UK: A tale of two cités: can the Philharmonie de Paris bridge the social divide?

“The Philharmonie’s banks of seating are nested inside the much larger shell of the hall, floating free of its walls, making for an intimate experience in a large space: ‘no audience member will be more than 32 metres away from the performers,’ says chief executive Laurent Bayle, ‘but the room is large enough to be very resonant.’” Looks quite interesting. Proof is in the sound, of course.

12/12/14 • 04:52 PM • Arts • Design • History • Music • Travel • No Comments

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