The choreographic centre is not a building in the common sense. It represents itself as an environment, which appears differently, depending on use, daytime, weekday and season.
Choreographic Centre Berlin
It is a new public space, a labyrinth of spaces, which is part of the city. The non-hierarchical performative environment enhances new ways of artistic expressions and articulates itself not in form but in the development of spaces over time.
Deconstructing the common relations of stage and auditorium, of entrance, foyer and staircase, external and internal separation, the performative environment could be understood as a new public space, a second layer added to the City. It is equally accessible from all sides, an environment which can be used in many ways according to the demands and preferences of the different user-groups. The potential lies in the non-hierarchical organisation of indeterminate performative entities. Their multiplicity and various spatial arrangements allow for more artistic freedom as opposed to historical compositions of room sequences and hierachical successions of inside and outside, of public and internal.























































a non-hierarchical performative environment
history theory critisism project
Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, Austria
Masterthesis Summer.Term 2009
Awarded with the prestigious Carl-Appel Price 2009