Berlin, Germany · Museum & Culture
Flick Collection Hamburger Bahnhof Lighting Design
- Architect
- Kühn Malvezzi Architects
- Completion year
- 2004
- Photography
- Ulrich Schwarz
- Scope
- Artificial Lighting · Lighting Controls

FLICK COLLECTION HAMBURGER BAHNHOF Berlin, Germany Artificial Lighting & Lighting Controls
In the newly renovated extension of the Hamburger Bahnhof, the Rieckhallen, the collection of contemporary art by Friedrich-Christian Flick is shown on approx. 6,000 m² of exhibition space. The biannual change of exhibits, consisting of paintings, sculptures and media installations, requires a lighting system that can react flexibly to changing exhibition situations. The design is based on the principle of design invisibility – implemented with only one type of luminaire and interchangeable reflectors as well as a DALI lighting control system.
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