Performers’ House By schmidt hammer lassen architects, Denmark

Performers' House By schmidt hammer lassen architects in Silkeborg, Denmark

The Performers’ House was designed by schmidt hammer lassen architects is located in Silkeborg, Denmark. Performers’ House is a modern version of the Danish people from high school. With its exceptional range and a cross cultural environment unique international school offering the best opportunities to develop young talent. Performance areas spacious classrooms, a cafeteria, student café, student accommodation and housing for teachers to create optimal learning conditions for students of artistic performances.

The facade is versatile: shutters on the main stages of folding and can be slid from one side and the windows open sections of the city – allowing passersby to hear music or watch a preview of theatrical performance.

The architectural aspect is simplistic and characterized by a genuine choice of materials. This results in the visibility of building systems, holders of cable and ventilation are not hidden, but open air. The interior is functional and visually separate the building – with views of long horizontal and a vertical view between floors.

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