With its hand-thatched reed roof, monastic cement interiors, in-built 360-degree spatial sound system and an opening in the ceiling that connects the space to the sky, our subterranean performance space creates ideal conditions for experiential installations, mind-body practice, holistic learning and artistic performance drawn from Berlin’s rich cultural scene.

Designed by Austrian architect Monika Gogl in homage to ancient temples, caves and other natural voids, the immersive architecture of the Reethaus invites contemplation and collaboration. From its hand-thatched reed roof to the wood-stamped concrete walls of its interior, the structure brings visitors into a singular aesthetic environment characterized by haptic contrast and deep calm.

The Reethaus interiors were designed in collaboration with Cédric Etienne whose Still Room concept aims to create a “sanctuary of silence.” A modular seating system employs a mix of cork blocks, meditation cushions, wooden seats and woven tatami mats to enable a rich variety of gatherings and experiences.


More info :
https://flussbad.com/campus/#reethaus
 
Photography by
b/w images by Jose Cuevas
color images by Daniel Farò