Architecture Group
Theater
Munich
To align with a contemporary ethos, buildings must integrate environmentally friendly materials and efficient lighting solutions. Sustainability in material production and energy consumption shaped the architectural approach, balancing functionality, efficiency, and environmental responsibility. Thoughtful material selection and energy-efficient lighting ensure a harmonious connection between design and sustainability.
Project Logo
At MIRROR we not only reflect our clients personality in our projects, but really play with it. We invite renown artists to reflect our clients personality onto our MIRROR logo. It's what we call our project logo.
Our project logo, made by the artist Ben Tallon, inspired by his love for handmade typography.
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Our Leading Team
Maria Terzano
Creative Director
MIRROR Rome
Sebastian Schützdeller
Architect
MIRROR Palma
Synopsis
Inspired by the mechanics of a folding camera, the design reimagines space as a viewfinder that frames experiences. A concentric entrance mirrors a camera lens, guiding visitors inward with layered anticipation. Inside, pleated wooden structures mimic vintage camera bellows, seamlessly integrating lighting, ventilation, and acoustics for optimal functionality.
Quick Facts
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Inspired by the geometry of a folding camera
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Entrance designed as a “viewfinder” into the theatre
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Sustainable materials and efficient lighting integrated
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Seamless ventilation and stage technology solutions
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