Singing House

The architectural works must combine design with functionality, that is the
basic principle, because it is not enough to have a spectacular facade if the
structure is not functional. but if both are achieved, then we are talking
about an almost perfect work, such as the one find in Dresden, Germany, a
building with a peculiar and striking style, which also produces music when
it rains.
The wall of the funnel, as it is popularly called this building is capable of
producing music when it rains, something simply out of the ordinary. The
attractive blue facade itself captures the gazes of passersby by the brilliance
of its color, but what really captivates the viewers of this magnificent
architectural work is its funnel-based drainage system (hence its name) and
pipes They serve as musical instruments with raindrops.
This musical building was designed by Christoph   Rossner , Paul Annette,
and Tempel Andre, the three architects planned the location of the funnels
and tubes so that they achieved a sound effect similar to that of wind
instruments. A delight for the ears of those who inhabit it in summer.
The beauty of this architectural work surely inspires more than one artist
and not only architects but also painters and designers who stroll through
Dresden, since the area where this building is located also houses other
interesting constructions, as each of them has an attractive design.