
Room of Silence
Room of Silence
The Room of Silence, formerly an abandoned goat stable, has been transformed with the support of the local community into a gathering space that symbolically embodies Korbach’s commitment to green energy transformation. Instead of repairing the leaky roof, a ring anchor made from recycled concrete was installed atop the aging structure, leaving the interior open to the sky.
The Room of Silence, formerly an abandoned goat stable, has been transformed with the support of the local community into a gathering space that symbolically embodies Korbach’s commitment to green energy transformation. Instead of repairing the leaky roof, a ring anchor made from recycled concrete was installed atop the aging structure, leaving the interior open to the sky.


Location
Korbach, Waldeck-Frankenberg, Germany
Typology
Pavilion
Client
Community Am Hauptbahnhof 6 & 8
Area
30 sqm
Year
2019
Status
Built, 2019
Material
Bricks, recycled concrete, plants
Collaboration
Local community
Photographer
Deimel+Wittmar, Christoph Hesse Architects









Room of Silence
Room of Silence
The Room of Silence, formerly an abandoned goat stable, has been transformed with the support of the local community into a gathering space that symbolically embodies Korbach’s commitment to green energy transformation. Instead of repairing the leaky roof, a ring anchor made from recycled concrete was installed atop the aging structure, leaving the interior open to the sky.


Location
Korbach, Waldeck-Frankenberg, Germany
Typology
Pavilion
Client
Community Am Hauptbahnhof 6 & 8
Area
30 sqm
Year
2019
Status
Built, 2019
Material
Bricks, recycled concrete, plants
Collaboration
Local community
Photographer
Deimel+Wittmar, Christoph Hesse Architects







