“It is odd that architecture has so much in common with performance; not only in the manner that ideas are presented, but also in how a building presents itself”, Daniel Libeskind said once.
The eminent architect’s love for music is evident in many aspects of his work. Libeskind’s buildings invoke associations to musical works, with their specific rhythms, melodies and dynamics, and their repetitive elements. Also in the architect’s interior designs we experience harmony and orderly arrangement of architectural elements; as notes in a score.
Boundless and dynamic space is for certain the leitmotif of the small masterpiece apartment 344 at Złota 44. The ara of nearly 154 sqm accommodates a spacious salon with a kitchen and a dining room, three bedrooms, three bathrooms and a pantry. However, the panoramic windows of the daytime zone provide exposure to space much greater – infinite. The apartment feels as if suspended above the city, above the clouds.
To the artist’s true satisfaction, the future residents will see from here the building of Teatr Wielki Opery Narodowej, the largest opera stage in the world, and Sala Kongresowa, the famous musical stage housed in the city’s emblematic Palace of Culture and Science. Everyone, music lovers included, will also admire the green expanse of the Saxony Gardens and the Royal Route with its historic churches looming in the distance.
The eminent architect’s love for music is evident in many aspects of his work. Libeskind’s buildings invoke associations to musical works, with their specific rhythms, melodies and dynamics, and their repetitive elements. Also in the architect’s interior designs we experience harmony and orderly arrangement of architectural elements; as notes in a score.
Boundless and dynamic space is for certain the leitmotif of the small masterpiece apartment 344 at Złota 44. The ara of nearly 154 sqm accommodates a spacious salon with a kitchen and a dining room, three bedrooms, three bathrooms and a pantry. However, the panoramic windows of the daytime zone provide exposure to space much greater – infinite. The apartment feels as if suspended above the city, above the clouds.
To the artist’s true satisfaction, the future residents will see from here the building of Teatr Wielki Opery Narodowej, the largest opera stage in the world, and Sala Kongresowa, the famous musical stage housed in the city’s emblematic Palace of Culture and Science. Everyone, music lovers included, will also admire the green expanse of the Saxony Gardens and the Royal Route with its historic churches looming in the distance.
