konsertsalongstil
Konsertsalongstil is a concert hall design style that emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, characterized by its simplicity and functionality. This style is often associated with the work of architects like Adolf Loos and Otto Wagner, who advocated for a return to the essentials of architecture, focusing on the structure and function of a building rather than its ornamentation.
The konsertsalongstil design typically features a large, open space with a flat ceiling, minimal decoration, and
One of the key principles of konsertsalongstil is the idea of "Raum und Licht" (space and light),
The konsertsalongstil has had a significant influence on the design of modern concert halls and auditoriums,