The SCHALLFENSTER symbolizes the view of the city, while the music accompanies and deepens this perspective.

Architecture and music. Both disciplines shape our perception of urban space and invite us to reflect on the transition between the private and the public. The city is a composition of architecture – partly private, partly public.

Episode 1 / Private space

The tram, the venue for Episode 1, becomes a fascinating metaphor: it moves through the city, a private space on rails, yet situated within the heart of public life. From the inside, one looks out onto the streets, while from the outside, the tram and its passengers become part of the urban experience. The music that underscores this moment serves as a connection between these two worlds.

SCHALLFENSTER brings together enthusiasts of architecture and music. Guests are carefully selected to create a shared, conceptually crafted experience.

Episode 2 / Public space

The afterparty at Club Hive marks the transition to free rave culture. Here, the urban view is replaced by four walls and an enclosed atmosphere. The club, open to everyone, represents a different dimension of togetherness – collective, intense, and democratic.

With SCHALLFENSTER, we invite you to rediscover the city, the music, and the people – in the interplay between the private and the public, between movement and stillness, between the view from a window and the dance floor.