La Filarmónica de Berlín, entre el techo y la cubierta
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Ribot Manzano, Almudena
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Se examina la Filarmónica de Berlín, de Hans Scharoun,
desde dos fotografías tomadas con cincuenta años de
distancia. Ambas de la cubrición de la sala, una
relativamente reciente de 2008, desde el exterior, y otra
durante la obra (1961-63), desde el interior. Estas
imágenes se entienden como las dos caras de un mismo
acercamiento: el imaginario colectivo, cuando retrata el
edificio, comparte su visión con la propuesta
arquitectónica de su autor, por muy radical que esta fuese,
y entiende que en la silueta de la Filarmónica está la clave.
Este texto se centra en el espacio que hay entre el techo y
la cubierta y explora las circunstancias que dieron como
resultado la excepcional condición formal del perfil de la
filarmónica. Se concentra en la cubierta como el lugar que
condensa tanto las ideas como las contradicciones. En el
desarrollo de la investigación se detecta una cualidad
característica de su autor que interesa rescatar en la
práctica de la arquitectura actual: la oscilación continuada
entre radicalidad y flexibilidad fue la que permitió a
Scharoun proponer y llevar a cabo una obra tan fuera de lo
ordinario.
Hans Scharoun Berlin Philharmonic is examinated from two photographs taken fifty years away. Both of Philharmonic covering, one from 2008 from outside and another during the work (1961-63), from the inside. These images are understood as two sides of the same approach: when the collective imagination take pictures to the building shares vision with the architectural proposal of its author, no matter how radical it may be, and understands that the key of the Philharmonic is in the silhouette. This text is focussed in the distance between ceiling and cover and it examines the circumstances that resulted in the exceptional formal condition of the philharmonic skyline. It focuses on the roof as a place that condenses both ideas and contradictions. During the research a characteristic quality of its author is detected that it is interesting to rescue in the practice of current architecture: the continued oscillation between radicality and flexibility was what allowed Scharoun to propose and carry out a work so out of the ordinary.
Hans Scharoun Berlin Philharmonic is examinated from two photographs taken fifty years away. Both of Philharmonic covering, one from 2008 from outside and another during the work (1961-63), from the inside. These images are understood as two sides of the same approach: when the collective imagination take pictures to the building shares vision with the architectural proposal of its author, no matter how radical it may be, and understands that the key of the Philharmonic is in the silhouette. This text is focussed in the distance between ceiling and cover and it examines the circumstances that resulted in the exceptional formal condition of the philharmonic skyline. It focuses on the roof as a place that condenses both ideas and contradictions. During the research a characteristic quality of its author is detected that it is interesting to rescue in the practice of current architecture: the continued oscillation between radicality and flexibility was what allowed Scharoun to propose and carry out a work so out of the ordinary.
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Ribot Manzano, A. (2023). La Filarmónica de Berlín, entre el techo y la cubierta. REIA, 23, 43–55.



