For the reopening of the HKW – Haus der Kulturen der Welt in central Berlin, the institution reinvented itself as a “multidisciplinary institution for art, performance, sound and music, architecture, literature and a place for scientific and cultural exchange.
The colourful festive event of the reopening in 2023 also saw the inaugural installation of a new series of annually changing temporary pavilions as artistic interventions in public space.
This architectural and programmatic expansion was fantastically designed by Raumlabor Berlin and quite literally, and creating an experimental meeting space which reflects the newly found core values of the institution – colourful, open, positive and fun.
For the reopening of the HKW – Haus der Kulturen der Welt in central Berlin, the institution reinvented itself as a “multidisciplinary institution for art, performance, sound and music, architecture, literature and a place for scientific and cultural exchange.
The colourful festive event of the reopening in 2023 also saw the inaugural installation of a new series of annually changing temporary pavilions as artistic interventions in public space.
This architectural and programmatic expansion was fantastically designed by Raumlabor Berlin and quite literally, and creating an experimental meeting space which reflects the newly found core values of the institution – colourful, open, positive and fun.
HKW Pavilion – Raumlabor
2023
For the reopening of the HKW – Haus der Kulturen der Welt in central Berlin, the institution reinvented itself as a “multidisciplinary institution for art, performance, sound and music, architecture, literature and a place for scientific and cultural exchange.
The colourful festive event of the reopening in 2023 also saw the inaugural installation of a new series of annually changing temporary pavilions as artistic interventions in public space.
This architectural and programmatic expansion was fantastically designed by Raumlabor Berlin and quite literally, and creating an experimental meeting space which reflects the newly found core values of the institution – colourful, open, positive and fun.
