An impressive architectural masterpiece, the Elbphilharmonie, was built in Hamburg on the foundation of an old quay warehouse. The building appears monumental and creates a unique connection between history and modernity: the lower part of the building is made of the solid brick of the original warehouse, while the upper part is made of a wave-shaped glass structure reminiscent of the movements of water.
Individually designed cloakroom systems from SCHNEEWEISS interior have found their way into this architectural highlight. A cloakroom area was completely redesigned and developed for the Elbphilharmonie and its special requirements. This should offer a total of 3,000 cloakroom spaces. The cloakroom design was formally based on the round, wave-like curves of the roof of the Elbphilharmonie. Similar to the floating Great Hall, the cloakrooms made of round steel tubes were also supposed to be suspended from the ceiling - a demanding challenge. The connection to the ceiling was made almost invisible, which required particularly precise work.
