The Architectonics of Music

a salon with Space.City

The relationship between music and architecture has been a research instrument in “The Architectonics of Music” studio at Columbia University co-taught with Steven Holl, and in practice at Steven Holl Architects (SHA). It is part of a larger project to develop cross-disciplinary, inspiration-provoking work of new architectural languages. This discussion with revolve around concepts and ideas in music that have the potential to materialize in architecture, illustrated through student work and built projects by SHA such as Maggie’s Centre Barts (London, 2017) and the Daeyang Gallery and House (Seoul, 2012).

Dimitra Tsachrelia is a known for her groundbreaking designs and transformative projects while at SHA. Dimitra is a partner at Steven Holl Architects and a member on the board of directors of T-Space Rhinebeck, where the tradition of the Hudson River School is carried on by generating a contemporary multidisciplinary center for the arts, nature, and humanism.

With a diverse portfolio spanning from academic institutions to arts centers, Dimitra's work showcases her innovative spirit and commitment to pushing boundaries. She has led notable projects such as the Hudson Valley Architectural Archive and Research Library Building, The Maggie Centre Barts, the Snake Road Addition, and is currently leading the designs for the Hudson L-House and 'Z' Space.

Dimitra's influence extends beyond local projects, as she has contributed to renowned ventures like the Janacek Concert Hall competition and the Institute for Contemporary Art at Virginia Commonwealth University.

As an architect and educator, Dimitra continues to shape the future of architecture through her visionary approach and unwavering commitment to excellence.