Here's some interior images of Jean Nouvel’s competition winning design for La Philharmonie de Paris.
They do look like pretty complex designs, don't they?
More images after the jump.
French architect Jean Nouvel had won a competition to design the new Philharmonie de Paris building at Parc de La Villette in the French capital. The aluminum-clad building — which in a model, drawings and computer-generated images resembles a mound of loosely stacked plates topped by a 170-foot-high sail — will have a 2,400-seat auditorium designed in what experts call a “vineyard” style, with the audience on all sides of the orchestra on multilevel “terraces.”
Source & Images: Dezeen via Arkitectrue
Tags: Paris | Architecture
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