A vibrant veil of ceramic colors envelops the Brandhorst Museum, a kaleidoscope of hues that shimmer in the sunlight. 36,000 rods, each a unique shade, form a living tapestry that changes with the viewer's perspective. The interplay of light and shadow transforms the façade into a dynamic work of art, a promise of the artistic treasures within. Hidden amidst the colorful mosaic is a discreet entrance to the museum's café, reserved exclusively for museum staff. The hidden door gives the facade an additional mysterious touch and invites the viewer to explore. Architect Sauerbruch Hutton
