Seems like design studio PRAUD is getting a run for their money with the Anisotropia Busan Opera House. The latest proposal for this South Korea-based theater building lies in stark contrast to PRAUD's stone-like structure. Taking a more fanciful approach, this design concept features a filigree exterior that is inspired by a piano piece composed by the firm's director. "The repetition of musical elements become the repetition of structural elements," writes Core 77.
Conceived by London-based architectural firm Orproject, the Anisotropia Busan Opera House's organic shape has a lot of movement, which is often present in such operatic performances. Beautifully sculptural, its lacy facade also lets in a lot of natural light, promoting its ethereal aesthetic and presence.
The Anisotropia Busan Opera House concept may start production in 2014 if chosen.
Fanciful Filigree Architecture
Anisotropia Busan Opera House is Inspired by a Piano Piece
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