WHAT HAPPENS WHEN ALGORITHMS DESIGN A CONCERT HALL?

Elbphilharmonie! Brand new and dazzling concert hall in Hamburg.

It has a capacity of 2100 people and cost 843 million dolars.

At the beginning, the budget was 82 million dollars, it has increased to 10. At the same time the construction took 7 years longer than expected.

But as you see it, there was a result worth waiting for.

At the same time, the designers of London's Tate Modern were designed by Swiss Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron.

They joined forces with Japanese acoustic master Yasuhisa Toyota, who was named after the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles.

Utilizing the algorithms, they designed 10 thousand acoustic panels on the hall.

This is a frightening project for some designers.

Each panel contains one million cells made of gypsum fiber.

When the voice reaches these cells, the cells shape either by absorbing or projecting the sound.

Each panel has different ways of shaping the sound waves, ie each panel is unique.

But when they come together, they create a sound of harmony.

Take a look at the videos!