Performing to full houses all year round in the existing Sverdlovsk Philharmonic building that dates from 1936, the orchestra's new home will provide an inspirational venue to meet the increasing popularity of the orchestra's programme of concerts - and also create a new public plaza for the people of the city. Providing a 1,600-seat Concert Hall and a 400-seat Chamber Music Hall of the highest acoustic standards, these new auditoria are nestled within the surface deformations of the suspended canopy; liberating the lobbies from obstructions to open this space as a vibrant new gathering... >>>

Nef Gölköy houses perch gently on the available terrain without disrupting the natural texture and inclination the geography. Instead of obvious statement of existence when observes from the sea, they are designed with an intention to interweave them as much as possible into the natural pattern they occupy. >>>