Hypar Pavilion in New York

The Lincoln Center in Manhattan, New York, is one of the most important venues for the performing arts in the world. It forms a small homogeneous city within the city. In the course of large-scale extensions and refurbishment measures to these buildings, which date from the 1960s, the architects set the glazed Hypar Pavilion – containing a cinema foyer and restaurant – opposite the Juilliard School. With its two-storey form, the pavilion mediates between the level of 65th Street and the pedestrian realm one storey higher around the foyers of the Lincoln Center buildings.

Hypar Pavilion in New York
© Frank Kaltenbach