Funkhaus Studio

The Funkhaus Nalepastrasse was built from 1953 to1956 by Bauhaus architect Franz Ehrlich. The acoustic treatment was conceived by Gerhard Steinke.

Originally, the Funkhaus was East Germany's public radio station; it holds the largest studio complex in Europe.

The numerous recording spaces range from 1000m2 concert hall, which can host a symphony orchestra, down to a telephone booth.The acoustic characteristics of the rooms are of outstanding quality and extremely varied.