Two pavilions with practice rooms for music students, complement the historical University of the Arts building. The buildings, which sit on the previously empty courtyards, take on the hue of the surrounding brick walls. The pavilions are built of wood, the rooms prefabricated as modules and positioned next to one another on a reinforced concrete slab. Panels, which are cantilevered from the modules, form the corridor, which is colorful due to the internal soundproofing. The wooden surfaces in the rooms create a special quality for the students who practice there, and sound in the rooms can be individually regulated using heavy curtains. Covered by a wavy corrugated metal facade which swings around the building, the facade consists of a three-layer weather panel. The perforated metal acts as a screen for the students from outside views, but above all it enhances the appearance of the pavilion and stands as an elegant counterpart to the historical building.