PAAD „Person-focused Acoustics of Architectural Design“ research group has recently visited Berlin Philharmonie to capture 3D data of the auditorium for the MUSKLA Database: a growing collection of narrow angle and spherical photographs of major concert halls in Europe. The goal is to support state of the art multimodal perceptual studies in auditoriums by providing a reference database accessible to the scientific community. In collaboration with our colleagues from Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya and Fraunhofer-Institut für Bauphysik, our team was able to conduct a comprehensive 3D capture of the auditorium.
We documented the auditorium combining imaging techniques to ensure both geometrical accuracy and photorealistic texture:
– 360° panoramic photography to record the spatial impression and visual atmosphere of the hall, located in multiple seating positions from the audience view.
– Narrow angle photo capture to enrich the textures and surface details needed for realistic visualization and to produce accurate photogrammetric model of the hall.
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- Berlin Philharmonie
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- Setting up the camera equipment
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- Project team
The data collected will become openly available through the MUSKLA database providing researchers and practitioners with resources to create immersive virtual experiences as well as accurate 3D models of major auditoriums.
We thank the staff who welcomed our team and supported a smooth operation throughout the day!
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