Funkhaus Berlin is a 50 000 m2 Bauhaus building complex that was specifically constructed for sound recording, broadcasting and live concerts. 

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Funkhaus was built in the 1950s as the radio broadcasting center for East Germany within the USSR.  The design of the Funkhaus came out of three founding principles - perfection, practicality and a focus on creative production. 

When the wall fell, the Funkhaus was freed and almost forgotten - had it not been for its magnificent sound structure.

Today the Funkhaus is being resurrected as a broadcasting centre for our time - where creation, production and exhibition are all united within one magnificent and enormous complex - one that fosters experimentation and innovation.

Building on its legacy as a network of expertly engineered studios and performance spaces, it is becoming a cultural enterprise befitting the international artistic and innovative epicentre that Berlin has become.

As of today, the Funkhaus attracts visionary artists across a variety of disciplines, with a focus on music, to create and collaborate within these one of a kind acoustic environments, to showcase their talents and expand the possibilities of their creative ambitions.