La Luciole Concert Hall by Moussafir Architectes Associés is Pla
Meghan Young — June 4, 2013 — Art & Design
References: moussafir.fr & contemporist
The La Luciole Concert Hall is a great example of playful architecture. Shaped into two tilting cylinders, it creates a friendly and intimate atmosphere for guests. Interestingly, the intersecting forms create an elliptical arc between the audience and the stage for a dramatic sight that would heighten any performance.
Designed by Moussafir Architectes Associés, the La Luciole Concert Hall is located in Alençon, France. The auditorium is able to accommodate 650 people. A landmark for the town's Western sector, the circular roofs embrace the venue's ellipse-shaped logo. According to the designers, "The new concert facility is above all a non-referential design, a minimalist object emerging from the ground, a geyser linking earth and sky." By night, is lights up with projected images.
Designed by Moussafir Architectes Associés, the La Luciole Concert Hall is located in Alençon, France. The auditorium is able to accommodate 650 people. A landmark for the town's Western sector, the circular roofs embrace the venue's ellipse-shaped logo. According to the designers, "The new concert facility is above all a non-referential design, a minimalist object emerging from the ground, a geyser linking earth and sky." By night, is lights up with projected images.
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