# Drone fly through of Hamburg’s Elbphilharmonie

**Published by:** [Brandon Donnelly](https://brandondonnelly.com/)
**Published on:** 2017-01-12
**Categories:** architecture, architeture, concert-hall, design, drone-video, fly-through, germany, hamburg, hdm, herzog-de-meuron, the-spaces, uncategorized
**URL:** https://brandondonnelly.com/drone-fly-through-of-hamburgs-elbphilharmonie

## Content

It’s somewhere around 7 years behind schedule, but Hamburg’s Elbphilharmonie concert hall opened its doors this week for its first ever public performance. Designed by Herzog & de Meuron, it was initially scheduled to open in 2010 at a cost of €77m. Instead it cost €789m and its first performance was, well, this week. This is according to The Spaces. If by chance you didn’t attend the official opening ceremony (and even if you did), I recommend you check out this interactive drone fly through. It’s a neat (and potentially transformative) way to see the building, experience its architecture, and understand its setting on Hamburg’s harbor. Make sure you turn on your sound. It is a concert hall, after all. You can also watch the opening concert (January 11, 2017) here on YouTube.

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