Located in Amsterdam – Netherlands, 3XN Architecture was created building design for two music institutions named Muziekgebouw. Constructed on 15,000 sqm construction area, this building surrounded by a glass facade and covered by a roof slab, oriented towards the harbour and the station.

Simplicity and elegance of details, natural light from the roof and from the facades, and roughness of materials give a warm atmosphere to the space. The untreated wood flooring and the concrete walls play together with the glazed fac?ade to warm the large foyer both in feelings and in acoustics. The main hall, a high block of white concrete panels, seats 800 persons. Its peculiarity is the internal wall’s cladding, made out of panels with a colour-changing light system. The three levels of the balconies are then reproduced outside the concrete block by hanged slabs on the foyer.

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