COORDINATION ASIA's glass museum is created especially for kids. The Kids Museum of Glass was designed in collaboration with founder Tilman Thurmer and features a series of whimsical and vibrant details.
From colorful glass facades to mini, vibrant furnishings, this building is both creative and educational. Kids with an interest in glass can learn all about it while experiencing a sensory space with countless activities and programs.
Measuring 2000 square meters, the glass museum is located in a former workshop and allows children to learn while having fun. The building offers educational performances along with various art and design showcases that are designed for kids of all ages. Each of these programs are centered around glass and its history.
Childlike Glass Museum Architecture
COORDINATION ASIA's Kids Museum of Glass is Whimsical
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